Morning Switching Action With The Oak Hill & Parkersburg Locals

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Its 5am in the small town of Parkersburg. Local stores and industries are gearing up for the day and the railroad is no exception. Join us as we catch 2 mainline freight trains arrive into Livingston yard and then watch the yard switcher get to work building the locals that serve Oak Hill and the town of Parkersburg. We then follow those 2 locals and watch the switching action take place. Lots to see in the next 45 minutes on the Central Florida Railroad Modelers Club layout!!

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11 сен 2024

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@jeffstrains 11 месяцев назад

I highly enjoy watching these videos, great work.

@centralfloridarailroadmodelers 11 месяцев назад

Thank you!

@kerry_glock 25 дней назад

Beautiful action! Very impressive IMO!

@centralfloridarailroadmodelers 24 дня назад

Thank you very much!

@davidhenderson9859 Год назад

Well thought out...... No wasted moves... Highly believable..... Nicely done!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

@railseast Год назад

Prototypical operations on a beautiful layout with amazing videography...it doesn't get too much better than this. The scene at 36:30 looked so real that I had to do a double take. Superb video, thanks for all of the club's efforts, very well done.

@centralfloridarailroadmodelers Год назад

Thank you!

@railartist001 Год назад

Whomever the videographer is / videographers are ....FANTATIC !!!! Great views, good panning, steady hands ..... Being a resident of Parkersburg WV, I appreciate that you are semi-based there.... More inna bit when I finish viewing... about 1/3 0f the way through...

@centralfloridarailroadmodelers Год назад

We have 2 videographers that have their own channel and belong to our club. "Southern Railfanning" and "Maker Jeff". Checkout their channels as well. This entire video was done by Southern Railfanning aka Scott Colagiacomo

@georgewilkinson1068 Год назад

Quite impressive.

@PurrsPlace Год назад

Good times!

@fiercetrains4052 Год назад

Dude, that's a very beautiful layout!

@stevek4153 Год назад

I’m really enjoying your videos. Everything from the overall layout presentation, operation and videography is outstanding! Looks like a great place to operate prototypically.

@centralfloridarailroadmodelers Год назад

Thank you very much!

@mickqld3003 Год назад

The superb scenery keeps distracting me from the Trains! I wish I lived near your club. Though I probably wouldn't bother doing my own layout. :)

@centralfloridarailroadmodelers Год назад

If you're in the area on a Saturday, come visit the layout!

@mickqld3003 Год назад

I'm in Queensland Australia, but if I ever make it to Florida, I sure will visit. In the meantime, I'll keep watching here!

@paulbackenstose3384 2 месяца назад

Love your layout, but not one of your better videos. Liked the ones where the captions told you what moves the train was making.

@centralfloridarailroadmodelers 2 месяца назад

Thanks for the tips!

@user-dy7ki8jb4b 11 месяцев назад

Fantastic videos that keep detailing your layout! Ive definitely subscribed. I did have a question. On the return trip for the 1st local to Livingston, why didn't the loco run around the train to run cab forward instead of shoving? Would this mean that a conductor or brakeman would have had to be on the front of the first car the whole return trip in the prototype or does this rule not apply once the train is on dispatch control?

@centralfloridarailroadmodelers 11 месяцев назад

In theory, yes a conductor must ride the first car when shoving. The yard is just around the corner. If we did the run-a-round, the nearest crossover is in the next town over which is Nitro. That would require mainline track time from the dispatcher. With that said, either way is an option. I guess it comes down to which way is easier to get the job done.