That burnt-out car looks great. BTW, that's a GP38-2 at the end -- the easiest way to tell is that the GP38(-2)s have two fans at the back, while the higher-power GP40(-2)s have three. BNSF only have a small number of GP40-2s, which they inherited from the CB&Q, via BN.
Great work on the crossing signs . Awesome update and there’s always something to work on the layout. Thanks for sharing have a great rest of your day 😎🚂🫵TSM
Great video 👍 love the burnt car scene really simple and cool ,nice detail and layout you have awesome details, I run o scale on my layout, bug I also enjoy all trains, I just subscribed to your channel looking forward to seeing more thanks for sharing 👍
Agreed there are gaps from doing stuff on the layout for sure. Very nice details - the crossbuck are well done - the gas station and vehicles are great and nice touch the burned out car 😄 Great video, Well done 👍
Holy Ghetto, Batman! A stripped and burned out Crown Vic (old police car) front and center? This is so realistic because it depicts the urban decay... Bravo, Sir.
IF the burned-out car was a Ford Crown Vic or a Mercury Grand Marquis.......... And, IF that was a chrome bumper you placed on the ground behind it........... please notice that neither of those cars had a chrome bumper; they had body color bumper covers, such as the taxi in the (foreground) nearby street. Love your layout. Thanks for the video.
I like the style of this video where you've shown us more you making things :D, also think it's cool to focus on the smaller decor sometimes such as that burnt out car etc, do you have any law enforcement etc in Fairview yet? Interested to see the next parts!
So true - helps keep you motivated and moving forward.
Cheers!
Very lucky you were able to get those models in Germany, make videos on these trips to hobby shops..overall nicely done, thanks for sharing..😊😊
I'll certainly have to remember to do that next time I find somewhere new! Thanks for stopping by, ian
That burnt-out car looks great. BTW, that's a GP38-2 at the end -- the easiest way to tell is that the GP38(-2)s have two fans at the back, while the higher-power GP40(-2)s have three. BNSF only have a small number of GP40-2s, which they inherited from the CB&Q, via BN.
Thanks - hope you enjoyed the film!
Great work on the crossing signs . Awesome update and there’s always something to work on the layout. Thanks for sharing have a great rest of your day 😎🚂🫵TSM
Thanks - you too!
Love the burnt out car. What a great little detail that adds to the story. Well done.
Thanks so much!
You're right. Its the small details that make a big difference. Liked and Subbed! Cheers, Andy
Thanks for joining the channel, I really appreciate your interest and support - all the best, ian
Great video 👍 love the burnt car scene really simple and cool ,nice detail and layout you have awesome details, I run o scale on my layout, bug I also enjoy all trains, I just subscribed to your channel looking forward to seeing more thanks for sharing 👍
Awesome, thanks so much!
Looks great! I love the little details people don’t think about
Thanks so much, glad you liked the scene!
New sub, I love the details too. Nice to have the little fun jobs. Take care - Bill.
Welcome to the channel Bill, and thanks for your comments!
Agreed there are gaps from doing stuff on the layout for sure. Very nice details - the crossbuck are well done - the gas station and vehicles are great and nice touch the burned out car 😄 Great video, Well done 👍
Thanks Syl, progress is progress - however small!
would love to see a video about how you made that burned out car, that is so awesome!
I didn't think to video anything but maybe I'll try another one at a later stage - then I'll be sure to post footage! Thanks for you interest, Ian
I love the video. Fine details are the ticket. Enjoyable to do and they really make things pop. Really like the burned out car.
Thanks for your comments, I really appreciate it!
Holy Ghetto, Batman! A stripped and burned out Crown Vic (old police car) front and center? This is so realistic because it depicts the urban decay... Bravo, Sir.
Ha ha, glad you like the scene!
The burned out auto is a neat detail addition…and the cross bucks look really nice
Thanks so much!
awesome job on the burnt out car =]
Thanks - glad you liked it!
Nice job on that burnt out car!
That orange Gmc is ace.
Thanks!
That's freaking awesome
Glad you like it!
IF the burned-out car was a Ford Crown Vic or a Mercury Grand Marquis..........
And, IF that was a chrome bumper you placed on the ground behind it...........
please notice that neither of those cars had a chrome bumper; they had body color bumper covers, such as the taxi in the (foreground) nearby street.
Love your layout. Thanks for the video.
Ahh, that's great U.S. 'insider knowledge' thanks, I'll have to modify that scene at some point!
I always enjoy your videos👍🙂
Thank you good sir, I’m glad you like them!
I like the style of this video where you've shown us more you making things :D, also think it's cool to focus on the smaller decor sometimes such as that burnt out car etc, do you have any law enforcement etc in Fairview yet? Interested to see the next parts!
Thanks - sometimes I need to just get on and do the job (car wreck) but if I manage to get everything set up I enjoy the “progress” shots too!
Looking good! Large or small, every detail is progress.
Thanks - I appreciate the support!
awesome details
Thanks so much!
nice update!
Thanks so much!