Model Railroading with Jack Burgess Yosemite Valley 330 Observation Car

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In this episode of Model Railroading with Jack Burgess, Jack talks about Yosemite Valley Railroad Observation Car No. 330. Jack showed off his HO Scale scratch-built 330 in his layout tour a few years ago. That model has a much deeper story to it, though!
The real YV 330 still exists, and has been restored almost to its original condition by Wes and Claudia Swift, who purchased the car for one dollar, rescuing it from an unknown destiny... but most likely not a good one.
This is a look at the unique relationship between the model, the prototype, and a story that weaves the history, the people, and the equipment together in a way that is truly unforgettable.
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26 фев 2022

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Комментарии : 26

@cadmanchannel 10 месяцев назад

Thank you for the story!

@CM-ARM 2 года назад

I haven't been up there in the Yosemite Valley since 1981. Brings so much great memories. I'm going to try and get up there again this year. Thanks for the share, Chris

@jamesdenson4730 2 года назад

Thank you for the great presentation. A beautiful piece of history!

@ConductorSmith 2 года назад

Fantastic story about the model and real thing!

@Grainexpress 2 года назад

Good grief! I saw this video pop up in my subscriptions and as a Midwestern modeler I though I had no interest in watching any of this. I clicked and began watching and couldn’t stop! Most excellent presentation Jack and now I have a small spot for the YV. 5 stars for this video! Time to google the YV and learn more. 😉

@tsgmultimedia 2 года назад

You might enjoy the series: ru-vid.com/group/PLnxQpj82XbtoX5nN6DJCRA4rN3p_zhe0x

@bill7493 2 года назад

Thanks, Jack, that was quite a story. I always look forward to your video releases.

@rjl110919581 2 года назад

thank you special detailed video

@MrBillCNW 2 года назад

Excellent presentation. thank you for sharing and I love the history behind it.

@adeeponionbrah 2 года назад

This is a great story. I’m pleased you witnessed this cars rescue and enjoyed it’s ambience under steam!

@TrainQuest-Model-Railroad 2 года назад

Bravo …Jack !!! so nice to learn from you the history of this amazing passenger car .!! 🚂🏆

@pbyfr 2 года назад

Nice model, and the real car looks awesome, even when not finished. Looking forward the O scale model.

@stephenrickjr.7519 2 года назад

You are the most organized modelrailroader I've ever seen. A very enjoyable video.👍!

@SarahsAtticOfTreasures 2 года назад

Awesome upload.

@bobpoli3126 2 года назад

Jack, I really enjoyed this video from start to finish. Your comment on how you built your car using etched brass was modeling history. The jig for doing the scribing was creative. I hope you do a follow up on the O scale version using all the new techniques available today. Bob Poli

@tsgmultimedia 2 года назад

Hi Bob I have been wanting to talk to you about a layout tour of your Westside. Dave Adams said it’s a must see layout!

@dedwin8930 2 года назад

Wow!!

@mow4ncry 2 месяца назад

I'd love to get an HO model of the 330 since I work on the real one

@mr.shadestrains6033 2 года назад

Koolest 🚂😎👍👍👍👍👍👍

@jimbobjones5972 2 года назад

Excellent video and excellent work, Jack, in terms of modeling as well as that dedicated to restoring the prototype. I was surprised to learn that the building of the latter only dates to the first decade of the 20th Century. For some reason, I had assumed that this design, at least the exterior, especially the shape of the windows, etc., dated significantly earlier (as seen, for example, in the passenger rolling stock at the museum in Strasburg PA). But this is not the case? The window shape, etc., only dates to the early 20th century?

@yvfan 2 года назад

All of my knowledge of railroads is limited to the Yosemite Valley Railroad and I have long thought that the YV purchased their first passenger cars and the combine at same the time that other railroads were getting steel cars. I blamed that situation on the fact that the president and board members had no previous experience about railroads... Jack Burgess

@troyb1733 2 года назад

I have enjoyed all of Jacks video's and cant wait for more. The way he tells a story,the funny and serious is so delightful.I would follow Jack around while he did yard work just to listen to him. I am planning a surprise trip to California for my wife who has never been and it is her bucket list. We will start in Seattle where I took my mechanical Amtrak tests and stay in Ilwaco then to Portland Where I did my training at the station. We will go to the Redwoods and then down the coast to San Diego stopping along the way. My long story is that is there any way I can see Jack and his layout? If not I understand but if so could he private message me? Thank you and sorry for the long story. Troy.

@yvfan 2 года назад

Troy... If you and your wife are fully vaccinated, I would love to have you come and see my layout. If you go to my website (search for “Jack Burgess and Yosemite Valley RR” and you should get a hit. You will see my email address at the bottom of the first page. Send me information on when you would be in the San Francisco Bay area. We live in Newark. Jack Burgess