House With Scale Steam Train - New Footage 

"I don't like this modern world too much, I'm very displaced in it." Yes, me too.

What did I stumble on to? What a great little video. Love it

Love the way the children come out of the 'woodwork' when the train stops.

Gotta love the no diesel sign

He said, iam in my own little world, I kinda like it that way. For a scratchbuilt railroad this is the finest one to date.

Love it wish you were my neighbor we could expand the line on 5 acres I have similar feelings as the guy speaking about this world Great job

Terrific short film!

Great Video! I grew up driving past this Railroad every single day and it would always be the highlight of my trip home from school.

Excellent video! I was in Casper last month and I met your dad on May 29th. He's really cool and an excellent machinist. His trains are awesome! I can't wait to see the new locomotive when it's finished.

What a thing of beauty! Everything, the engine, the freight & passenger cars, the water tank, each piece is a beautiful work of art. Your work should be designated as a National Treasure!

This is a beautiful railroad, and I love your detailed equipment. Also loved to see the children erupting from various cars as the train stopped. I have a 7 1/2" gauge, 2 1/2" scale RR in my yard too, so know how much work is involved. My rolling stock is nowhere near as detailed as yours, tho'. Thanks for sharing this video.

Great small layout! I love that it is in a neighborhood and runs right across the driveway and front walk! So awesome to share steam engines with the world!

Great looking locomotive and rolling stock................your dad is a master machinist!! I couldn't agree more that you have to have something to look forward to every day and this would really do it for a lot of people. This is a beautiful set-up and it's obvious that it is a labor of love. Very impressive and a great story. Thanks so much for sharing!! Mike

Screw the neighbors ! :) Mr. Biruboto, this is a true work of art. The workmanship is inspiring. Congratulations !!!

He said he is displeased at the modern world!! I feel as a human it's only natural to be displeased....that's how we continue to improve ourselves and what's around us!

Kids crawling out !.....HAAAAAA!!!!! Blow down hand & face wash!!....Excellent!! Your family will be legendary forever in your town. WONDERFUL !!!

I was at your Dad's one time years ago, when I was working the East Pool out of Greybull. He fired up the engine and after a couple laps around the house, the Piston came loose on the rod, and it came to a screeching halt. That was the end of that day's running. I have been retired for 12 years, and I haven't seen your dad in probably 15 or 16 years. I'm so glad he's still doing this!!! He's one fine machinist for sure!!!!! Lots of fun to work with too!!!! I have a model RR friend in Casper that is modeling the Q back in the steam era, and I have been trying to find out how to get in touch with your dad. This friend has a million questions about the old Q back in the days of steam. I know your dad has a mountain of information that would really help my friend. I don't know how to go about finding your dad. Is there any way you can help me?? Thanks!!!! Love the video by the way!!!!!

Tell your dad that this is so amazing for what he can do and thanks to you for showing the world the inspirational side of Modern society

Would love to see more new footage! I've watched to old footage many, many times. I lol when the kids came out of the inside of the cars. What fun they must have to crawl inside and take a ride!

Chuck! How ya doin buddy? Hope retirement is treating ya well. I've known this guy and been around this steam engine since I was a kid. We used to put it on a float for Cheyenne frontier days thru rain, sleet and snow. Finally won best float in parade after 6-7 years. Man time flies by. And now 23 years later I'm still pulling throttle on the real thing. But between you and my dad you guys "stoked" my interest in railroading to the point I made a career out of it. Chucks favorite quote "STEEEAM"

If I had close by neighbors, I wish they were you!!

5:18 I like how he is washing his face with the water from the steam.

4:05 aww the kids are playing hobos 😊

I bet you a pound to a penny he's one heck of a good ole guy. Well done mate.

Absolutely Amazing!!!

That train is beautiful!

Way to go Bill good job. On the new video looks great . New train looks good can't wait to see the new engine run!!

biruboto, I agree with everthing you say regarding the modern world, wish you were my neighbor, keep on railroading...Cheer Bri

Your dad built a 4-4-2 Atlantic, with a vandy tender, in " Traveltown," which is a train musaeum, there is the real steel version of your dad's locomotive, The Atlantics were built with speed in mind.

Very enjoyable, .... in every respect. Thanks for all the effort!

Be nice to thy neighbor and maybe thy neighbor will give up a little real estate for a wide open mainline

Oh my...this is amazing. Well done lads!

This is awesome, a step back in time😊

It's nice to see that the steam age still hasn't died out.

beautiful, I would like to visit the place.

Lovely equipment btw and nice video!

Amazing. i wish you many ears of happiness enjoying your trains.

I Am proud of what you do. Keep it up Don’t Stop Doing that.

There is not enough thumbs up for this .Great video

Very well put together. Both the video and the railroad. It looks a bit bigger than 7-1/2" gauge. Is it 10-1/4?

Good afternoon from St John Parish, Louisiana 02 Oct 20.

Amazing Thank you for sharing

That is really cool. Thanks for sharing.

Wow; tolle Modelleisenbahn im Garten. :-)

Great video! May I ask the scale? Looks to be between 1.5" and 2.5". I grew up with a live steam railroad around our house as well. My dad (Tom Miller) loved trains and I loved messing around with them as a kid!

Everyone’s in their own World.

This is amazing! I use to volunteer at a railroad park back home that was 7.5" gauge and ran live steam. I live in Douglas now and have been wondering if there were any people or organizations around here. I miss steam a lot lol there's just something about a steam engine. Been thinking about trying to build one myself. Anyway that's an awesome looking train setup you have there!

Awesome! Keep up the good work!

Really not a "God damned thing". More like a God blessed thing but so damn cool! 😎 This 59 yr old kid loves it. 🤓

Is it 1.5" to the foot or 2.5? I can't tell due to the wide angle lens. Beautiful engine and rolling stock. 4-4-2 Atlantic?

Thanks for the video. You did a great job of building 3007. How long did it take? I have been around railroading all my life. My father was a third generation engineer and I was a forth generation engineer. I hired out on the Texas and Pacific shortly after my father retired from the T&P. I retired from the UP, through two mergers, in New Orleans in 2000. I got involved with LASTA near New Orleans shortly after I retired and I am their COO. We have SPX-3007’s big brother in standard gauge. SPX-745, a Mikado 2-8-2, was built in the SP Algiers shops, across the Mississippi River from New Orleans, in 1921. One of 11 built there and she is the only surviving Louisiana built standard gauge steam locomotive in existence. She was rebuilt to FRA standards between 2000 and 2004 and operated around Louisiana, Mississippi, Arkansas, Oklahoma, and Missouri until April 2019. She is now undergoing her 1472 day / 15 year inspection / rebuild. We were hoping to have her fired back up for her 100th birthday in February 2021, but CV19 has probably delayed that. But I think we will throw her a big birthday bash at our yard in Jefferson, LA any way. If interested there are several videos of her here on You Tube running in our yard and out on the main lines of several class ones, regional, and short line railroads. Search SPX-745 to find them.

One of my favorite videos in EVERY way. Who shot this?

I want to be his neighbour

YES! I've been waiting for a new video of this Engine and Railroad for so long! That SP Atlantic is gorgeous and she runs as good as she looks! It appears that she's 7.5" gauge but closer to the 2.5" scale mark, which I like because everything is a bit bigger, more stable and less fragile! I Love the No Diesels Sign in the Shop! Your father's commentary is very wise and he's a very knowledgeable man! I'd love to visit this railroad someday and meet him. How old is the Engine? It looks like either 1969 or 1989 on the builder's plate but I'm not sure. What's her Boiler Pressure?

What a wonderful video!!!

It's very, very cool and yes it's important.

Thank you!

1000th like here, nice video here

Awesome. Train.

Very nice, Thanks

Wow!!I would love to have this in my back yard.I love trains all my life.I was born to late to see steam.But my grand parents did see them.Is he gonna build a consdation or a mike steamer?I admire your dad work and wish I have that kind of talent.

Is this house on “Ballard Street”?

Cool video thank you for sharing.. May I ask where is this, most towns wouldn't allow this in such a tight residential community. I've seen plenty of live steam but where the person has acres of room..

I wish I was your neighbour I would let you put a Spur track into my property

Wow what an amazing small railroad but what's the gauge of the track. Have a 1/8 scale railroad I'm going to build someday that is cool been near a lot of live steam locomotives before that is a nice engine

This is an amazing layout. I love the train. If you don't mind me asking, what is the tightest radius you have? I have a little lay out in my yard. All my curves are at 13' radius(limited room to work with). Simply put, Great job!!!!

this is epic but their neighbors must hate them lol. Saturday morning some guys trying to sleep in and out of no where a fucking "WHOOOOOT WHOOOOOOOOOOOT!!!!" from next door.

Does this railroad still exist? and what's the track gauge? Almost looks like a narrow gauge SP Atlantic which is really cool.

I wonder how he keeps his track in alignment? And it looks to be flat bar. He even made his track.

That train is amazing plz make more vids of 3007.

love it!

How long did this cute little locomotive take you to build?

Very nice!

That's awesome! What state is this in?

Lucky grandkids!

When people Want To Railroad one Way Or Another let Them Do it.

Wow; so cool

That's Bar Stock Rail,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Longer Lasting~

How did you build that tankcar...I'm having a hard time finding anyone to roll 10 gauge plate for me ?

I completely agree with this gentleman's philosophy! By the way, does anyone know where this is located?Is it still running?

That is damn cool 🧐 awesome 👍

If I was driving down the road and saw that train running, the poor driver behind me wouldn't know what happened because my car would have teleported to the side of the road.

Have the sparks from the locomotive ever caught the lawn on fire?

I just scrolled down and found the answer to my first question but not the second.

any plans on adding another engine out of curiousity,this awsome,and where are you located at???

Do you ever take this to railroad clubs?

do you build these for others too?

I heard you can buy locos like these but don’t know where anyone else know ?

what gauge is that? 10inch?

I like to know the whistle. It's got a nice tone and wondering where to either buy one or receive the blueprints. I'm going to build an SP MT-4

5:22 They are washing their hands and face with that water, that’s not good...

Where is this?

Got a kick out of the kids!

Where is this 8th wonder of the world located??

what scale is it, 1/12?

Have your dad gotten used to that little public attention?

where is this?

Is this in Cleveland Ohio??

Hate the narrator at the start. LOVE everything else!

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