Bill Ankeny--- I thoroughly enjoy watching your videos. Glad you did a tour of your layout, I have wondered what your whole layout looked like and the size. Your videos have given me ideas on how I could plan a layout around a switching railroad, though on a smaller size. Thanks.
Thank you for the fun ride along. I thought the vertical orientation worked great to keep the views along the tracks and the distance perception rather than trackside. The explanations make the sights understandable. Viewing both directions gives perspectives of your awesome creation. Great job, keep the videos coming.
Thank you for the layout tour. I was wondering what had happened to Olson Brothers. Your version of Vandalia is pretty exciting with all of the switching activity. (It is sort of a what-could-have been.) Good choice of music, too. Your's is another example of a model railroad is a continual work in progress.
Really impressed with the amount of traffic generated in a relatively small space all while not feeling crowded. Nice balance of scenery to track based on the purpose of the railroad. I had not remembered all the railroads that you have interchange with. If I may ask, is the Milwaukee the one class one railroad with an active interchange? Again, thanks for putting out these videos. I really enjoy them and look forward to more and the ongoing evolution of a fine railroad.
Bill Ankeny--- I thoroughly enjoy watching your videos. Glad you did a tour of your layout, I have wondered what your whole layout looked like and the size. Your videos have given me ideas on how I could plan a layout around a switching railroad, though on a smaller size. Thanks.
Really enjoy your layout, inspiring! Keeps me going, thank you!
Thank you for the fun ride along. I thought the vertical orientation worked great to keep the views along the tracks and the distance perception rather than trackside. The explanations make the sights understandable. Viewing both directions gives perspectives of your awesome creation. Great job, keep the videos coming.
Great looking railroad! Lots of opportunity for switching action.
Nice Railroad you have there, thanks for sharing and showing the plan. I will say you fit a lot of railroad in a 11x13
Thank you for the layout tour. I was wondering what had happened to Olson Brothers. Your version of Vandalia is pretty exciting with all of the switching activity. (It is sort of a what-could-have been.) Good choice of music, too. Your's is another example of a model railroad is a continual work in progress.
I can't believe I watched the whole video. Fell off my stool three times, but....... LOL NICE tour of your GREAT layout!!!!
LOL!!! Lay off the ginger beer!!!!
@@roberttodd1642 HAHAHA Why do that. :)
Thank you for enjoyable pov. It was that I was in the cab.
Don't know how the thumbs down got in there? Sorry. Thank you for your kind words
Really impressed with the amount of traffic generated in a relatively small space all while not feeling crowded. Nice balance of scenery to track based on the purpose of the railroad. I had not remembered all the railroads that you have interchange with. If I may ask, is the Milwaukee the one class one railroad with an active interchange?
Again, thanks for putting out these videos. I really enjoy them and look forward to more and the ongoing evolution of a fine railroad.
Yes, the MILW is one. C&NW, C&GW, RI, CB&Q, N&W (WAB) at Vandalia. All visable staging.