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I remember seeing this train there.

Awesome tutorial! * subscribed *

Coal hopper, fixation?? My second favorite, to oil tankers. Very long, Santa Fe consignment. Love it😉!!! What scale is this???

Oooooohhhhh, dont want me knowing what i would do with those locomotives.... America latina Logistica or Rumo....

What brand of string are you using ?

Nice motive power! I like the operating oil pump.

“Foamervision” Love it Lookin good!

Very nice bridges on the layout.

Nice👍🏽

Beautiful work

Like what you did. Especially the fact that it takes looooong to make customized lumbers and fit them on a centerbeam flat car. For those who don't know all the work behind it, take notes please.

Great video. Dave wonderful presentation.

For those that like putting the banding on bundles like this , plywood would have 3 bands per bundle.

Nicely done,,thanks for sharing..😊

I wounder is this N scale layout and trains I hope it is because I like N scale trains and layout I have been in N scale trains for 45 Years now And i love it still

Great share really enjoyed the video. Nice scenery work on the layout 😎🚂🫵TSM

Some Decoders have audio equalisers built in.Plus reverb adjust.Plus pitch shift.

Great share cool layout and I enjoyed the tuning up the locomotives 👍🏻 Have a great rest of your day

Now that was a great day and no one can take it away from you.

They came out great but you had me afraid that you were going to build the loads from the 2x4s you were cutting. That could have been a long video, lol.

Great loads!

It’s a Do over. Remember how great Do overs were when we were kids?

I waited a year so it wouldn’t be too soon… at least she didn’t get half of the layout, lol.

Have you ever tried BLI and their Rolling Thunder for the bass under the benchwork? I wonder if you can add that interface to other brands for the bone shaking bass? Those adjustments really helped the sound.

Nicely done! Definite improvement on the sound quality. I'm just starting down the model railroading rabbit hole and am primarily sticking with LokSound decoders. Just another reason why I'm glad I am focusing on ESU. Now if we can just get ESU to develop a BlueTooth controllable decoder... 😁 Thanks for sharing - very helpful 🤠

Thanks for showing this. Just updated my LocProgrammer. Now to remember which Locos are V5. I think I know the V4’s. 😊

Good to know. Up till now, I was extracting each sound wav by playing and recording them individually then adjusting them in a third-party sound editing program. Then inserting them back into the esu sound file. The results are amazing. I model 1/29 scale and make sealed ported subwoofers out of the fule tanks for the heavy bass and alternate speakers under the radiator fans for the hi range. The bass is massive and actually does rumble with a deep rich drumming, even at idle you can feel the vibration. I can't wait to try this new method. As a little girl it was the unexplainable power in sound that drew me to become a rivet counting train freak. Thank you for this video. 😊

Thanks for the demonstration Joe. The new Loksound feature of tone control is a big help. It makes dialing in sound much easier. Using Scale Sound System speakers on my stuff and will need to check your speaker guy out. Looks like the Trona is home to some of the last good EMD sounds in the west. Nice job on this video

Nice detail.

Awesome presentation and great tips 👍 sorry I missed it

the rust under the dynamic brake grids is from them overheating. sometimes it was so bad the grids melted and the walkway was covered with what looked like melted solder. it looked like it. run 8 dynamic braking clear down through reno ! great video

Thanks Joe. Dave is a master scenery creator. He and I have ben friends for over 25 years. His techniques are innovative, and the results are remarkable.

Thanks for doing this Joe. Your photos and videos of my models are better than mine! I hope this video helps people with ideas on their own weathering projects. Thanks to everyone at the Bakersfield club for opening the doors for the SPH&TS and letting us run trains… Dave

Dave! You’ve totally ‘influenced’ me!!!! Fantastic presentation. Thank you!!!!

Nice job on the video! The helix spaghetti bowl is a favorite location on this layout. The train looks great Bill, nice seeing a train on CZcams with weathered locomotives and freight cars.

Watched your lumber load series…really nice work…may try that sometime…nice railfanning on the club layout

Very nice! Thank you for sharing this.

Not for the hobbyist that enjoys his/her coffee! Appreciate this video. Lots of detail and pointers I haven't seen from others. I know I'm late to this..by hey! I finally made it 😀

Hey there sir I like to say you have a great outstanding layout hey for me being a Southern Pacific Rail Road. fan myself the SP and SSW roads are my favorite railroads out West And like those Tunnellmoters locomotives a lot and all those SP and SSW train cars too I hoping you can keep adding to your layout and will you have another video on more add ons in the future and I hope so

Excellent instructions! Thanks for sharing - I'm definitely doing this for my new Rapido 73' centerbeams!

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Cool Espee lineup! What scale are the trains?

Cool video and channel just subscribed.

Great share Joe nice looking layout very detailed 👍🏻 Have a great day and enjoy 🚂🫵

How much did the finish load, weight ???

Awesome the sawmill i have used plastic strapping and put dunnage under the lift too still nothing wrong with how you did yours to make a tag and put it on the left side of the top corn for a label

Very, very nice work!!!

Hi Joe, what a great video! I've watched this video several times, but I never read the description until just now. The video itself is awesome, but the description is so spot on. It brings back many memories for me. From 1983 to 1993 my brother, my best friend and me used to ride our dirt bikes all over Northern California, chasing the SP. From Williams to Weed, we train watched the SP, until my friend got his license, then he would often pick us up to go train watching. He drove a 79 Datsun B10 though lol, but the story you told was all to similar, and I loved it coupled with your 90's VHS type overlay. Thank you for this gem of a video, Dave B.

Need some C.A. glue accelerator. Spray would work good.

I'm trying to do this in Nscale.