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Paul Patterson
Registrace 18. 04. 2017
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san francisco model railroad
zhlédnutí 82Před měsícem
The most impressive N scale Railroad that I have ever seen which includes several San Francisco locations.
Mountain View Garden Railroad
zhlédnutí 305Před měsícem
This wonderful garden railroad features over 2000 feet of track and over 600 miniature trees. It took decades to build and is a favorite of mine
A & M Garden Railroad
zhlédnutí 142Před 6 měsíci
The A & M Railroad consists of two separate large-scale layouts. The larger of the two brings the tracks up to table height for easy set-up and operations.
SP Santa Margarita Division
zhlédnutí 62Před 6 měsíci
The HO model railroad is a prototypical representation of one of Southern Pacific's most challenging path up the central coast called Cuesta Grade. Cuesta Pass or La Cuesta Pass (Spanish for "the slope"), colloquially referred to as simply the grade, is a low mountain pass in San Luis Obispo County on California's Central Coast. It crosses the southern Santa Lucia Range at an altitude of 1,522 ...
MNL Railroad II
zhlédnutí 21Před 6 měsíci
Recent additions on the MNL Railroad include painting the lake bed, several town street and park scenarios and dozens of scale figures. An upper track separate from the lower track has been added. It spans a large canyon on a suspension bridge. This track currently runs an analog LGB Amtrak and DC Comics train and approaches the future site of a frozen lake mountain resort.
Orcutt & Islay Creek Railroad
zhlédnutí 358Před 6 měsíci
The Orcutt & Islay Creek Railroad in Santa Maria, California is one of the longest, continuous operating garden railroads on the central coast. This “could have happened” railroad is modeled in the spirit of the Pacific Coast Railway, a 3-foot narrow gauge railway that connected Port Hartford to Los Olivos via San Luis Obispo and other central California coast communities.
M&M Railroad
zhlédnutí 66Před 6 měsíci
The M & M on Main Street Railroad consists of a large irregular shaped oval with approximately 225 ft. of track divided into a single main with three by-pass tracks. Minimum and maximum radius of the curves are 2 ½ ft. and 3 ft., respectively. Several scratch-built structures, including houses, movie theater and retail shops have been added to honor their 14 grandchildren, 4 children and their ...
OS&F Garden Railway movie
zhlédnutí 39Před 8 měsíci
The OS&F Garden Railway was designed to provide both passenger and freight services for the town of Loganville which benefited from the local gold mines. Based on the California Foothills this layout features a unique town.
ET&WNE Garden Railroad Final movie
zhlédnutí 71Před 8 měsíci
This fictitious model of a steam-era ET&WNC in Tennesee and North Carolina merges into a Northern California narrow guage route. Along the way the scenery is full of plants and buildings.
Miniature Plant Kingdom Garden Railway
zhlédnutí 54Před 8 měsíci
This beautiful Garden Railway features a 1900's era western town. There are hundreds of small trees. Some of the tree's grown on the property can be seen at Disneyland Storybook ride.
Deer Island Garden Railroad movie
zhlédnutí 80Před 8 měsíci
This Garden Railway is an imaginary railroad operating in the High Sierra mountains winding its way along 500 feet of track. There are four tunnels, two long trestles, two reversing wyes, seven bridges, four siding, and a thirty foot river.
Clementina family garden railroad movie
zhlédnutí 35Před 8 měsíci
This small garden railroad theme is set in the 1900's in the Sierra Mountains. The layout makes a few loops up the side of a mountain before reaching the top
Westie Line Garden Railway
zhlédnutí 107Před 10 měsíci
Located in Northern California is The Westie Line. The Crystal Creek and Rock City Railroad is over 30 years old. Featuring 400 feet of mainline track which climbs an elevation of five feet from the town of Crystal Creek via Rock City to the sparley inhabited West Highland Territory. Along the way trestles, tunnels, ponds and many species of trees.
shotgun san diego model trains iii movie
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shotgun san diego model trains iii movie
shotgun tom kelly san diego model trains movie
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shotgun tom kelly san diego model trains movie
Portola Valley & Alpine Railroad 1 movie
zhlédnutí 252Před 2 lety
Portola Valley & Alpine Railroad 1 movie
These videos are so effing stupid....they say they are for entertainment purposes yet they arent entertaining at all!!! I wish they would just get lost!
Great layout. Magnificent machine !
The Swanton Pacific Railroad is quite cool despite it being closed down three years later in 2020 by a wildfire.
this is incredible
Hi Paul! It’s me Spence
Sorry I mossed the Sturgeon in Modesto last year. Any idea if the Sturgeon will be making another appearance? FYI- My ham radio callsign is K6FRC.
😍😍😍😍😍😍🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩
A Brand New Locomotive as the Load!
Is this O Gauge
Super good
Very nice!
Would like to hear more about your early experienes with Lionel, and maybe explain (or better yet show) the various accessories in operation. I recently dismantled and sold my 15 x 25 foot layout that was featured in Classic Toy Trains magazine because it was all modern-era, and I am going to replace it with a smaller postwar-style layout later this year.
Awesome video 👍 thanks for sharing
Thanks. So happy to find video on Jack's layout. The build quality is truly first rate. Probably one of the best layouts ever and my favorite big steam era layouts (I'm biased - NP and Montana fan). That brass Z-8 and A-4 are amazing. Then spotting all the rare brass steam models in the yards and engine facilities, painted and weathered to perfection, perfect trackwork, etc... - so jealous. Central Valley products are first rate too. Besides the bridge kits I have already, I have to get a few dozen of those NP flatcar and stockcar kits.
Neat vintage style layout. Was born too late to know Lionel back in their heyday, but thanks to TM books vhs tapes always wanted one. Finally got lucky a few years ago and snagged a 2026 steamer with a gondola, oil tanker, and a caboose, it was worth the wait. From there, it snowballed into building a train room and a layout so they could have a permanent home to run around in.
Just a name correction: It is Andrew Merriam, not Merriman.
Hi Paul!
Just to let you know, we are reopening our place this coming Wednesday May 26th. We have new hours + Thursdays we are now closed.
Tom and Paul, great layout and great video! Now that Covid restrictions are easing, we would love to have you both join us this season for a ride on the rails! The new 60 ton diesel will be in service starting Mother's Day Weekend, and the SCPC #2 (the "Chiggen") will be hauling passengers by the end of September. Check PSVRR.ORG for details, or call me at 916-597-0107.
I wish more steam locomotives where on the video, but otherwise very nice.
Looks amazing the California layout!
That is freaking Awesome!!!!
What's The Music Called
How much did all that cost?!?!?
Really good
I’m here thanks to Jim Zim.
Jack was a fantastic modeler, engineer and built many great cars for the NP modeler: the NP stock car (which I have built 8!) and the NP flat car (which I have built 4!). Jeff has carried on the baton at Central Valley Model Works!
lovely slide show & audio score complements from canada.
I used to listen to KFRC all the time when I was young. I joined the army in August of 1975. Every year when I would come home on leave I would tape hours of KFRC. I still have the tapes, uncut and just as they were recorded. I have since put them on cd. It has everything. It is like you are literally listening to it live. I am so glad I did this back then. I treasure these cds. Take care.
Thanks again, Paul, for doing the video of my railroad. It was such a pleasant surprise to see it. You did a great job! I have just added a video to CZcams - "How to Video Your Model Railroad". The video shows how to do some innovative ways to photograph a model railroad. Just enter Bert Donlon and it will come up. Enjoy! Bert
It's a great train ride. And great history on the locomotive.
My son and I attended the tours. Your layouts were all fantastic. We enjoyed them immensely
Hi Scott your welcome!
@@paulpatterson9559 You can see our small N scale layout on CZcams. "N scale Oregon City Layout tour" parts 1,2 3 and other videos starting with "N scale coast Starlight, Empire Builder. " also summer 76 Southern, chessie trains etc...enjoy!
Paul - thanks so much for shooting this video of my Placerville branch. Much appreciated. Tom Peterman had sent me an email today with a link to your channel. The video is quite good by the way - you did a great job featuring just about all the branch line and your editing was top notch. Ill put a link to it on my own channel ...again thanks very much and great job! .
Hi Tom, I am glad you enjoyed it. I very impressed with your layout and it has caused me to rethink on how I can improve mine. My layout occupies my entire garage. Can you send me an email to mine four605@aol.com and I will send you some pictures. I have acquired as part of my layout a 40 year old layout.....
Hi Tom thanks. Here is a video of my layout which is work in progress. I hope to adopt some of your techniques. czcams.com/video/7yxhrblo_hE/video.html
Enjoyed the video and honored that you choose to include my layout. Thanks
Your very welcome!
A very nice layout.
I want one of those black things
Nice layout. Great looking equipment.
4:14 - you got me with that shot! I was really starting to oogle over how nice that Accucraft (?) Shay's looks! X-) (45mm gauge, 914.4mm gauge - same difference!)
Thank you for the wonderful video! An even bigger Thank You for saving Fred's layout and sharing it with everyone!!!! Happy Fathers Day!
Fabulous layout! Husband and I enjoyed it as we also spent several years in San Diego. Thanks so much for sharing!
Very cool.
This train system was once part of a larger network of "short line" railroads called RailAmerica which had this plus trains in Peru, Chili and many roads cross the US and Canada.
Nice
0:00-He says his favorite Hawaiian steam railroad, the Sugar Cane Train. 0:15-He talks about the Sugar Cane Train’s history. 1:41-A wooden trestle bridge 2:24-He talks about the Anaka.
Too bad none of those N&G Railway Signal Company Model 2A semaphores are operational.
A nice huge railway system, I like it.
Where is it? That is fantastic!
It is a private model railroad that I say as part of a NMRA Coast Section Tour
Disney really hit a home run with their "renovation" in 2012. the red car has to be my favorite piece of this expansion, mostly because my home town used to have a red car route and there are still Pacific Electric remnants spread around. My grandfather would always brag how he could ride from Huntington Park to downtown for only a nickel, try getting that now with Metro. The historical background was a nice touch!
Correction: ALL of the equipment at the Swanton Pacific is from the Pan-Pacific Expo. A few pieces aren't at Swanton, though. Four of the cars, regauged to 18 inches (Swanton is 19 inches), are at the Billy Jones Wildcat Railroad in Los Gatos. One of the locomotives is on display in the lobby of the California State Railroad Museum in Sacramento, and another is missing, either privately-owned or scrapped.
This looks awesome and is inspiring our family to work on our layout!