7.5" Gauge K-27 and K-36 in 4K
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- čas přidán 20. 08. 2024
- Filmed at the Portola Valley & Alpine railway, this video features two K class locomotives built in 2.5" scale for 7.5" gauge track.
No talking, no music, just the sights and sounds of live steam.
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What a gorgeous video of a true set of classics! The railroad is fantastic and the engines are a superb scale copy of the big ones. Their sound is special and easily recognized if you've been around steam for a while and when those sounds are coming from the real engines, especially in the canyons of the Western USA, it's like music to my ears! Bravo on a job well done, in every sense of the word!
Magmificent models on a beautiful track! What sheer joy to watch!
Thank you for sharing this video! Beautifully done, and the railroad and locomotives are gorgeous!
Great sounds from model trains!
This whole product; bliss!
high praise for the editing:)
Impressive assortment of bridgework too.
The video doesn't even show all the bridges!
3:08 amazing!
That is impressive and a really beautiful railroad wow I remember senior locomotive at the Mill Creek Central Railroad in the Buckeye 2017. I still have my little Cannonball Gasser number 55 in yellow and red paint scheme. At least you had a good time they're awesome Channel
Oh WOW, such beautiful engines, on such a beautiful railroad!
Those engines look and work like the real thing.
Wow nice video with lots going on thanks for sharing.
I love car
Great video! I’m proud to be a member and say “yeah that’s my club”..!! Lol
Awesome video, hadn’t see the finished trestle / tunnel, last time I was there you took my grandson/myself for a ride….
487 is just beautiful!
Awesome, road behind rio grande 487 in 2017 on the cumbres and toltec
Very, very nice looking locomotives! Beautiful track location too. Question… what is the “rust” colored rail used on the track? Steel, aluminum… painted? Thanks! -Dan
It’s steel rail
After watching your Walcharts valve gear video I can't not hear uneven exhaust notes now...
Have these locomotives received your 2.5 Monitor Injector?
The K-27 has. The K-36's did not have lifting injectors.
blueprints for building the k27?
The blueprints and castings for the K-27 are now owned by Accucraft
There has been a long-running build and construction series in LIVE STEAM & OUTDOOR RAILROADING about the K-27s including drawings.
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Looks like a lot of humps and dips in that track?
Coal fired?
Both engines can be fired with either coal or propane. Coal is usually used and propane whenever required at the location being used, such as at Train Mountain.
@@billboller268 that is convenient!
@@rudycarlson8245 If it is of interest to you, you can read about the transition from Coal to Propane on these two engines in Live Steam and Outdoor Railroading, Vol 55 No 5, Sept/Oct 2021
@@billboller268 thanks
The steam train whistle sound like a British steam train whistle