How I MADE my TRAIN!!!

Lets take a look at what it takes to build a train, on a high budget, for 7.5" gauge. Ill save you the cost details though. My locomotive and two usable cars were built in a span of two months, with later modifications. All to a simple an sturdy design. Subscribe to see where Ill take these next, and stay tuned for more additions to the fleet.
Around railroads, never be complacent and be aware of your surroundings, be wear of anything that can happen.
Keep it old school, and in Jesus's name, God Bless You All.
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[@jetsons101]

Keeping busy is a good thing, you seem to keep busy......
Nice work.

[@StanFerris]

Great job, Nate!

[@ECEMISOGUN]

👍👏Thank you for this beautiful video that gave me different ideas, greetings from Turkey

[@ianjones5348]

awesome well done

[@nates.vintage.trains]

Thanks, lots of elbow grease, but worth it.

[@donaldcraig4818]

Great video Nate. I do remember seeing that same engine run down at the Chula Vista Live Steamers track in the late 80's or early 90's

[@nates.vintage.trains]

Now, it has a new lease on life.

[@donaldcraig4818]

My father got a 2-6-0 Winton Engineering Mogul at NO cost, it may have ended up in a box with parts missing if he didn't get it@@nates.vintage.trains

[@markhajek8281]

Nice job Nate. How wide did you make the top of riding seat?

[@nates.vintage.trains]

10 inches.