Thanks Andrew. Sounds like a nice train. I find when you hit twenty cars, the train starts to look real. :) I hope you post some videos in the future.

Thanks John.

Thanks. I just had a big operation with 17 locomotives and 86 cars. Hopefully I'll get a video posted this week on my main Canadian Railroads channel. :)

Glad you liked it Wolfgang.

Yes, CN is quickly losing what made it unique. There is a G scaler in Edmonton who has built three GMD-1's, but they are in NAR paint.

Thanks Sean. I wish. The big rocks come from a friend, but not the crushed limestone.

Sean, we had a spring snow storm last night. The layout is buried in roughly 6" of wet heavy snow. :) Should make everything nice and green.

@@CanadianrailroadsCa LOL

Thanks Dave, I'm glad you enjoyed it. Every time I try to set something up the clouds move in and the rain starts. Hopefully I'll be able to run a big op soon.

Picked up a couple boxes of 18000 LGB track I hope to set something temporary up in the backyard and shoot some videos... 😏

@@DavesTrainsAndAutomobiles I look forward to seeing them. That's good track. I use it a lot along with the 18050/18150 switches, and Aristo 16.5' for double main curves.

Yeah once you go 18000 you can't go back it's so smooth that's all I see in your videos is all smoothness 💯

@@DavesTrainsAndAutomobiles The limestone helps a lot. It's a 10mm ( 3/8" ) trail mix. It contains a lot of fine powder. When it gets wet, it hardens up and nicely holds everything in place.