Ophir Tintic and Western Train Show in Spanish Fork Utah 

Steve sorta did that. The huge train a cars were fixed in place. On a clock tower. The track and structures and background spun below and behind it. A sign for a burger and ice cream shop.

Hope they get that there. 🚂🚂🚂

Hi!! Thanks again!

Sleep well!!😁😁

Fast and furious!!!

Hi again!🚀🚂😁

Wow!! Thanks!!!

@@ToyManTelevision Right. Incredibly few people are familiar with "The Skater's Waltz," by Emile Waldteufel ("Les Patineurs"). Appropriate for the skating scene on the one N scale module. Your sound editing is world class. Both my parents were professional, classically-trained musicians. But my father still started me in model railroading at the age of five. I missed seeing Karyn there.

@@ioanekirarahu951 6:51-7:07 and at 17:30 and again at 17:43. I usually take video on the other side of the train shows so that we get a video of everything. I have even been known to be in two places at once! The key is to look quickly! LOL!

@@karynfelix-the-Cat Thank you Karyn so much for your reply. I really enjoy you in all of Dale's videos. You two really make a team, and complete each other. My one and only passed away just over two years ago, so I admire Dale for finding such a treasure. In fact, in the November 2021 Intermountain Train Expo video you guys did, that is the last video/photos taken of my Lory before her passing (or before her strokes leading to her passing), when you recorded my S Scale display at that show. I even introduced her to you in the video. One of the best things is that you yourself are also so much into building models also. I really, really enjoyed your video where you built the model of your Honda motorcycle from back in the day. Thank you guys so much. See you this fall, I expect. PS: We got to meet and know a bit Gil Bennet at the "Wasatch Rails" train show back in 2007, when I first displayed my S scale trains. Unbeknownst to me at the time, Lory purchased from Gil a print of a UP Turbine set in Echo Canyon. It was a wonderful birthday or Christmas gift (I don't remember which now) Lory got for me at the time. So I also had a nice visit with Gil there at this last show, and I-m thinking of ordering another print from him, of that D&RGW 2-10-2 (with the green boiler!). We had the Turbine painting/print framed very nicely, and this other print if I can get it will make a nice set with the Turbine. It was also at that 2007 show that I met Al Badham, and we had a wonderful time there talking about all kinds of model railroading stuff. :) :)

Treasure hunting!!🚂🚂🚂🚂😁😁

Nope treasure losing lol...

Thanks. Blessings right back.

Amazing work

Amazing right! Love to see those trains. I’m not sure if that is a Stadler Train? I know Stabler makes equipment in factories all over the world, but we have one of those assembly plants right here in town. Sadly, the local railroad doesn’t use any of them! But they might at some point. But it’s always fun to see that equipment no matter where it’s made.

​@@ToyManTelevision No, that one will be a Japanese-built Hitachi, a Class 395 "Javelin" I think. It seems all the new inter-city trains here in recent years are Hitachi. Nice trains! I just had a little look. Apparently we do have some Stadlers here, but only smaller domestic city trains. That will be so nice for your local Stadler factory to have trains built AND opporating in Salt Lake.

We always buy his annual calendar.

@@ToyManTelevision would you like me to send this to you

Yup. Not sure how to connect with this. OT and W has a website. Not sure how to connect with them about the show. Same with NMRA in the fall. The Hostlers really know how to run a show which is why Evanston Wyoming lets them run their show!