O Scale Underground City
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- čas přidán 11. 09. 2024
- We are back on Steve's O scale model railroad to visit the underground city at Ironton Park. Underground cities are exotic yet more common that one might think. Underground Ironton is based in part on Underground Pendleton in Oregon. In Pendleton the Chinese miners were not welcome on the streets, and ere forced to line in the basements of downtown buildings, and so started taking out walls between buildings and tunneling under the streets making their own city below ground.
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Dale,that was really awesome.Great fun and great friends!Thanks.
S glad we ended up with it.
Another great video ! Thank you !
Hi! Say hi to Cody. Part dog. Still all horse.
@@ToyManTelevision You are so right . He is as loyal and friendly as a dog but strong and willing as a horse . Best of both worlds !
Great video 💯
Awesome video TY for sharing
Don't know if you are following the dismantle of this layout, (sad) but the underground is the project under rebuild this weekend. Becoming a diorama. Last sundays show.
More good stuff! Thanks for sharing!
As Steve dismantles the layout this area is coming to live with us. Show on that in 3 weeks.
Steve's always got a suprise☺ cool video my compliments sir and thank you see ya on the next screwing around 🤣 yes im behind but im slowly watching every video
Checked this out as per your suggestion Dale,pure magic! The mirror idea will suit my stairway,the mine/quarry sits above the mirror over the stairs,i have the idea to make the interior of the mine in front of the mirror....I will use z gauge track .
Wish I could send a photo. No matter Steve has turned this into a diorama. Wow looks great. Sad to see it not on the layout but it lives on in new form.
Truly amazing ! Thanks for another fine episode Cheers !
takes u back in time really cool...
And really well modeled. What a fun idea
How does this video have a dislike??this is some of the most detailed work I have ever seen on o scale.Steve is the man.
AND Steve is at it again! Building a new village in the mountains.
Brad Beining I agree I haven't found one yet That I dislike. not one! maybe it was an accident? you know they hit the wrong key
Mike Lcml5c maybe so
OMG!................. speechless.
I noticed the light fixtures at madam woo's... I have found many "scale" findings at my local hobby lobby jewelry making section.....
This is cool! Would also be cool as an idea for an underground Dwarf hold!
Monster Hobbies High River AB back when I was making dungeons and dragons figures in the 1970s, I had an idea for dungeon tunnels that hung on the wall. Could be as big as an entire wall with dinner connecting stairways and shafts tunnels made larger with mirrors dozens and dozens of figures and decorations. As part of my product line I offered wall torches and doors chairs coats of arms to mount on walls all sorts of stuff like that.The basic tunnels were formed with Skal be Claire and then baked in the oven. I don’t think I took any pictures of that stuff which is really sad
Darn.
I was looking at some mine drawings from the 1800's that i might use and we also live close to Frank Slide in Alberta, Canada, which was a vertical mine before it collapsed back in the 1900's. There's a "dedication Museum there now. Great place for inspiration!
I'm putting up some footage (at some point) of the mines under Park city Utah. 1400 miles if tunnels!!!!!!!! Most with 18 inch gauge track.....
Nice! i think the dwarf set is based on the mines of the early 1880's as they have ponies with rail carts.
Awesome video. Top notch editing.
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I wonder if Madame Woo knows the owner of the Chinese restaurant in Highland Park, CO on my pike? Mi Hung Lo's is a small, but profitable, all you can eat establishment down near the engine yard. If they do know each other, I wonder what develops between them... Great tour, Sir. Thanks.
Underground cities can have rich and dark histories. Portland Oregon's underground is really colorful and its been said that's where the term Shanghaied comes from. The sailors or men in general would stop in for a beer only to never leave through the front door again. The poor soul would wake up literally on a slow boat to China and a new occupation.
Really want to see that. LOVE Portland, but have never see the underground. And Seattle. ANDEdinburgh en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edinburgh_Vaults