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Outstanding. Beautiful work.

That is a work of art

Absolutely mind blowing. 🤯

1:32 if that fool isn't careful he's gonna lose a leg! Ouch!

GREAT STREETS CONCRETE PATCHES etc WEATHERING ON THE AUTOS ( SO MUCH NEGLECTED IN MODELING ) ... WHAT KIND OF FREIGHT TRUCKS ?

YOUR MODELING IS TRULY SOME OF THE BEST I.VE EVER SEEN IN ANY SCALE WEATHERING TRACKWORK BUILDINGS etc ... O SCALE 2 RAIL IS ALIVE AND WELL THANKS TO GUYS LIKE YOU KEEP SHARING THANKS .....

THANKS SO MUCH FOR THE VIDEOS SO INSPIRATIONAL AMAZING WORKING ON MY OWN 2 RAIL LEHIGH VALLEY AREA .....

I remember riding my bicycle downtown in the early 50s to watch Street work of the Springfield Suburban switching several places. Was originally an interurban streetcar line. Picked up cars at an interchange NYC on one end and DT&I at the other. My grandfather rode the inter urban to work with his carpenter chest. Sure brought back memories, thanks BobS

Great layout!! I like the piggy back lead by the GP-30's

Ok 75 times, gorgeous ! I don´t know why you choose that era, but 👍. Shorter cars and locos = tighter curves & turnouts to save space and more cars for same ltrain lenght create a more realistic illusion. Try that with modern big units and autorack. 2 forty feet boxcars are shorter than an autorack. Old downtown buildings are pretty high and squeze down train size. Specially in that S curve. Modern steel warehouses won´t make the same effect. Finally no nonsens freight cars and buildings covered by pseudo artists with tags. Ah the good old days.... I need to look at it a second time.❤

Any New Videos of your Outstanding Layout for 2024? I Sure Hope So.

Wow! 👌🙂, It's fantastic as a video, congratulations to the team for this beautiful network and thank you!

Love the patch in the thumbnail

probably the best O gauge vid I've ever seen. As a fan of anthracite coal I wish I could accomplish 1/500 of this detail. And yes, as everyone said the sound makes it that much better

This is absolutely top notch modeling. Even for O scale, which is so hard to make prototypical, you’ve managed to trick me into thinking I’m watching a real train. Incredible work.

Love the superelevation of the curve. Well done!

This video seriously blew my mind- it felt very immersive- the lighting is perfect, the scenery is gorgeous, and the sounds are fantastic! What a treat.

Outstanding. May I ask what you used for rod rollers in your interlocking?

So nice!

Perfect 🛤🛠🤩👍. Like the Original 👍

I would darken the ballast a bit. I didn't enjoy the roof parade. The Cars on the Road should be moving or otherwise parked somewhere. Nice video.

Really neat operation and layout! As an underground miner, I especially like the miner figures with the hardhats and overalls, very realistic.

You see very few O-Scale layouts showing the depth of prototypical attention to the minute aspects' of the scene. You have captured that feeling in spades; along the the intertwined prototypical sounds of your videos! Talk about immersion! I have a question - probably a few, but for time-sake just 1. I was wondering at TS 10:28 is that a scale track? If if was, it would be neat if you could do the gauntlet-style track arrangement. If you could have one of the digital readout panel on the facia that would kick it up a few notches.

Love the interlaced prototypical sounds!

COOLEST O SCALE LAYOUT I HAVE EVER SEEN!

It's nice to see the last of the good days of the B&O and a little street running. You've brought history to life with your impeccable layout.

I do wish you'd upload more often. I wish YT's algorithms wouldn't take forever to show your channel. I love all things B&O, real or modeled. Especially the B&O in West Virginia. This layout is phenomenal. O scale, when done correctly, really shows the weight and girth of your rolling stock and engines in ways smaller scales just can't duplicate.

Extremely well executed video and great weathering! I was just watching a real video of Sand Patch grade. This video has same level of quality.

This street running switching scene along with the sounds brings back memories of rare catches with B&O and PRR/PC switchers working Pratt St. and Boston/Fleet Sts., respectively, in Baltimore City back in the 1970s. The sounds of the trains echoing off buildings and flanges squealing on tight radius curves are exactly what I experienced back then.

Lots of rules broken on this day. 😊. Hopefully they don’t get fined for handling dangerous chemicals without proper placards. The FRA takes that very seriously. In all seriousness. Beautiful layout. Love the sound over dubbing and just the shear operation of that layout.

Super, thanks for sharing, please at 7.26 : seems to be like in Duel Spielberg first movie, just need an orange color car, and a bad rusty truck behind ! so nice, take care dear fellow : )

Impeccable!!!!!!! Keep ‘em coming.

Very nice! Love the prototype sounds. Gorgeous rolling stock. Thx for sharing!

EXCELLENT!!!!

1:48 with the perfectly synchronized sound effects is thrilling!

Astonishing. The opening shot looks like a scene from a movie. The streets are even damp!

Just amazing....

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I love O Scale 2 Rail it’s the only way to fly. Do you ever have open house to the public and wonder what state do you live in.

Oh, man, Don! Now you’ve done it! Walter Wanderly’s “Summer Samba” was on the radio in dad’s ‘56 Olds when I said “Daddy let’s watch the train!” We stopped and watched a B&O freight here in New Castle, PA. Oh what a time it was…

WOW this is just fantastic!

This is my favorite o scale layout! Inspirational

Incredible, just incredible! Excellent sound matching the train speed, the hot summer night crickets, so realistic - Thank you!

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Another fantastic video. Hand's down the best coal country layout I've seen. If you don't mind, would you share the make/model #s of some of the B&O diesels you're running?

Impressive, thanks for sharing.

It's the summer of 66, and England will win the World cup, the smell of coal dust fills my nostrils and EMD sounds fill my ears. Brilliant. (Andy in the UK).

Achieving ultra realism like this means paying attention to all the details -- like the cant of curves, which by itself does so much to make the scene look real and not toy-like. About the only blemish here is the shadow of the switch tower onto the backdrop.

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