Tag along with the crew of a BNSF local to switch out a lumber yard. Dodge other freight trains while making your way through yard tracks and treacherous grades. This HO scale layout has much to offer. Enjoy the ride!
On video-and I’m watching this on a very big screen-the simple backdrop worked really well. It didn’t take my attention away, it kept it where I need it to be. I’d stay away from crossings that make noise.
Superb Video , Operations , Great Narration ! I'm A Fan ! Your Playout Reminds Me Of My Playout With One Difference , My Playout Is SP/SSW DRG&W , With A Splash Of AT&SF ( BNSF ) UP /WP / PE & NS ! I Miss It I Had To Dissmantle It For I Had To Move But I Will Rebuild It Soon ! But For Now I Watch Other Guy's Videos Like Yours ! Keep Up The Good Work ! Can't Wait For Your Next Video ! 😎🦊
Your ops sessions are always worth watching over and over, again. And I must say that your Sante Fe Caboose (shoving platform) looks nice. I have an ho Sante Fe caboose too, only different. One question: was the shed of the lumber yard scratch built or was it bought?
@@milepost33Thanks for telling me this. I was trying to figure out how to do my lumber yard on my switching layout and the building you used looked really nice. Truth is, I really like your layout so much that I wanted to incorporate a few elements of it into my switching, and later, the big layout I plan on building.
I am working on a proper diagram for the layout and I’ll get that out soon. I do not use a helix on the layout. It’s a 2 1/2% climb. Works pretty well! Thanks again for the comment!
