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HUGE G-Scale Garden Railroad!
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- čas přidán 17. 10. 2016
- This G-scale garden railroad is owned and operated by the Medford Oregon Garden Railroaders at the Medford Oregon railroad park. this layout is massive and you cant really get a feel for how big it is unless you see it in person for yourself!
Definitely a kid in a candy store setup. The only thing missing, is the dad's drooling.
Excellent rail road, great video, giant people, frightening. 😮
Very Excellent scene. I cannot this one. Greate effort. Beautifull ❤️👍👍
Impressive layout, cheers, Fabrizio
This is an awesome layout indeed! I love the Moguls, the diesel freight train and passenger trains. The background is amazing too! Thanks a bunch.
Beautiful Al The Way Just 🤩 Beautiful. Pete Sr
Nice Layout. Nice to see a variety of containers and R.R. names. Rather than All one Railway name. Unless a Coal train etc.
I like your track brushing car. I made one out of a Bachmann passenger car truck and some wood with a metal housing over the motor and square brass tubing that held the brush and a dust guard. It also has a little elf on it working the control levers.
Your CLUB IS FANTASTIC! Not only are you all expert Garden model builders, but your CAMERA SKILLS and FILMING is TOP NOTCH! YOUR FILMING blows away "nice, big garden layout" videos due to the fact that you close up on the fast-running steam and diesel, track side angles that really make me believe I am "track side" or running along the mainline trying to keep up with the passing Iron Horse! What an amazing set of girder, bridges, spans, rock work! Hey who built the amazing lift bridge in the freight harbor scene?!! You also highlight the best motive power and cars that start with the LGB Mogul in 1984 and modern USA diesels with piggy backs. I LOVE the scene where the IRON HORSE from LGB is passing the parallel track with the massive diesel train!! I know my brother and I who are slowly building a backyard railway, would love to visit this layout! just one word......WOW!!!
this layout is put together beautifully. thank you so much for filming this so we can see how creative people can be
Very nice video and fun to watch. Have a nice day.
I love the track sweeping car at the beginning, I have been wanting to make one and this gives me some more ideas...
I have an N scale car with a little abrasive pad on the underside. Think it was made by Kato. I had it since 2013.
I really enjoyed watching this. Thank you.
Amazing. Going to start g scale layout myself cause of this.
did you start it yet?
My Brain hurts an I haven't bought anything.
I guess Im asking the wrong place but does anybody know of a tool to get back into an Instagram account??
I stupidly forgot my login password. I love any tips you can give me.
@Ashton Alfonso instablaster :)
MAGNIFICENT collection, beautiful work!!
that's so cool thanks for sharing it. till next time.
Garden scale is fascinating 🚂👍
Great looking lay out and good looking trains with great sound....
Jose Silva
G Scale
2:28 The Harbor is amazing
I just bought a Piko G scale starter kit. I have 1 acre in the Eastern Sierras. I think I might attempt some type of garden railroad. I think the kids would really like it.
I love the layout. So much to see
Absolutely awesome
What a great video!
Fantastic layout! Would love to have seen some more wider shots of the bigger picture. Close ups of trains I can get anywhere.
Great work on the video. I like look realistic.
Very cool!
Incredible!
BEAUTIFUL
I love this!
I laid all my track by hand on actual wooden ties and a friend designed and built the turnouts. We also scratch built a large bridge. Don't use commertial track on bridges, ties are too shorts.
AWESOME, I LOOOOVE IT.
OK, I saw a lot of closeups of engines running on track/ What does the layout look like? Why does everyone think there is nothing to video except close ups. I'm so tired of looking at closeups where you don't get any idea of the scope of the total project or even a realistic look at the scenery someone worked so hard to create, or in this case maintain.
My wife has all my HO trains in tubs and that's where they stay. I'm hoping when my grand kids get a wee bit older that my son will take them and set them up in his basement for them to enjoy. Most of my trains are collectors edition sets....
Happy wife make a happy life so I've been told, Well I'm not really happy it's just more peaceful around here with them put away....
Would have loved to see a whole model train in this clip.. but all I got are those weird hard cuts
IF I ever did a G scale layout It'd be a modern version of the Georgetown Loop
even the highway that goes under the Highline Bridge would be there too
AADDM
Nice
I love steam train
Great video of the g gauge. hope you like mine diesel dave's
HEY KIDS LIKE TRAINS TOYS
Tip Top
Beautiful camera work, beautiful realistic landscape, and wonderful trains. But for the life of me, I just cannot put the feather duster into context; help please.
The Feather duster is for cleaning spider webs out of the tunnels and bridges.
Tankbuster245
Thank you
Hey, I have a train like that in my workshop
Very nice layout.
I want to buy steamlocomotive how to buy it plz guide me
Nitin mahamuni
3110 needs a bell
I noticed that too. Awful nice locomotive to be missing something like that, but easy fix.
Where can i buy a train set like this for my backyard. I would appreciate anyones help
How do you guys keep the rails clean? Do you have track cleaning cars or do you guys do it manually ?
Track cleaning locomotives that grind the built up crud off of the surface of the rail.
Take a look at the beginning of the video. They show one then. 0:20
Also you can see they use rail clamps. We use this in the backyard as well. I have worked with track with rail clamps (I remove the rail joiners first) and electrical problems are 98% gone once applied. The LGB track doesn't even need a whole lot of cleaning after rail clamps. Lots of battery runners have claimed the electrical running trains is too much a problem but I've noticed many of them don't clamp the track. You can have great electric powered trains in the garden with reliability, we run LGB MTS in the backyard for ten years already and rail clamps avoid dead tracks. If you have more than 200 feet of track, yes, a track cleaner from LGB would be a good investment. I clean our 250 feet by hand still. 30 minutes three times a month.
A bunch of cub scouts rubbing copper pennies on the track.
Nice Layout 😊
But,Where did you get the trains from?
USA Trains, L.G.B, Bachmann, Aristocraft etc..
Are the trains powered through the rails or on board batteries? If through the rails then any trouble with power continuity?
Jim Cannon powered through the rails. no issues with power, we use split jaw connectors to hold the rails together.
Tankbuster245 Thank you for your quick reply. I had a small indoor setup with regular LGB track that had to be super clean and polished or the equipment would hesitate at slow speeds. Have a Merry Christmas.
Jim Cannon ive noticed it depends on the engines. my LGB Mogul steam locomotives both are power hogs, so it takes a lot of power at low speeds. on my personal tracks i usually use very fine sand paper to clean the tops of the tracks and they work perfectly
how does weather effect all of this? I assume you can park the trains etc but the layout & all the electrical gear?
LINDO DEMAIS ARTE PURA! GOSTARIA DE VER PESSOALMENTE! PARABENS PELO TRABALHO MAGNIFICO!
That is a very impressive garden layout. And quite a roster of trains.
Is that track clearing device scratch built? It is a very clever solution.
What is that engine at 7:56?
At 8:21, you could be forgiven for thinking this was a real engine. :) A shame about the missing bell, though.
If I had a couple minor gripes, I wish there could have been some wide shots to get a overall idea of the layout. And to spend more time on the individual trains, as some only got a few seconds. Though it would have made the video longer, I would not have minded, heh.
well This video is about 3 and a half years old lol. I wasn't the best at filming stuff back then. And I will never return to this place. Nothing against the garden railroaders there, but the "live steam" club as they call themselves (With no live steamers at all there anymore) were extremely disrespectful to myself and my Significant Other when we were "invited back" for their labor day potluck. I say "invited back" because me and all the other steam owners were run off with political bullshit. All they care about at that park is money, and nothing else. Only reason I didn't delete this video from all the others i took at that park is the view count and because it doesn't represent the live steam club.
@@Tank245 I see, well that is fair enough. It's unfortunate. It seemed to me like model railroading was one of the few hobbies or fandoms with little to no jerks in it. Possibly because it's a naturally positive and creative hobby, and a niche one. Alienate people and you will have even less folks to share it with. The people I have run into have been nothing but nice, but I suppose there are always a few out there like this.
@@Benjamin0119 it really just depends. Model railroading i haven't run into an issue, live steam i definitely have. Look at places like Riverside Live Steamers. They're a steam ONLY club. The guy i bought my 7.5" steamer from up in Canada straight quit the hobby because of toxic club politics because their club literally focused on making money and charged money for rides. So, it definitely exists but I've mainly seen it when it revolves around steam and money making.
@@Tank245 Well, I was including the live steam as part of model railroading in general, but yeah. That is a shame, then.
Is it my imagination or don't any of these engines smoke? I mean I've had mine for three years and it still doesn't smoke. I can smell the smoke unit but can't see the smoke at all. In my whole life I believe I have only seen three engines smoke, and they were Lionel.
Almost every engine in the video initially had the capability to output smoke.
Where is it at I wanna go there
Please read the video description.
499 jealous dis likes. What's not to love.