Thanks everything starts with good trackwork, there are some spots i wish i could do over.

Thanks Mark

thanks for stoping by.

Thanks for watching!

... again, Fabulous work, detail, everything!

thanks for watching and your kind words.

Jeff Karrow wow Jeff thanks for your nice feedback and for taking time to watch. We need to get off our duffs and post more.

carlbentley80 thanks glad you enjoyed it!

R/T Clark B thx

Will do, its an ongoing process, I move from one thing to the other

Touch of the Brush Model Weathering thanks ,, we were hoping to catch a sense of the upstate areas

LOOKS fantastic forgot one thing, one billion potholes.

Joe Nickence thanks for watching and your kind words

Thanks for the comment and view

Simone Taormina thanks for watching and the kind words, let me know if you have any questions

dnhman yes I have tons of questions but I’m not really a Facebook or other internet means except for emailing .Did the D&H interchange with the Erie or EL ? If so where?

Simone Taormina you search on google but think there were connections in Binghamton and Sayre PA

dnhman thank you for your reply. I have looked at google and much more and what I can see it looks like Binghamton NY and Scranton /Wilkes Barre PA.

RalphPCvids thanks for the kind words, in fact we do operate the railroad on a somewhat regular basis ,, good fun

wow! Thanks for such a kind review!!. As mentioned this was our first attempt at this. We did learn a lot of what do better both in the video aspects and to clean up the modeling. We hope to post a new video shortly. I have been swapping out some lighting from Florescent to LED

skepticalmedia hey, maybe it aint Ken Patterson quality but its definitely Sebastian Bach Quality !

Thanks!

Great! Would be good to see your progress. Lots going on there in Oneonta in the steam days

sorry to be so offtopic but does anybody know a tool to get back into an instagram account..? I somehow forgot my password. I appreciate any tricks you can give me.

@Derrick Amir Instablaster :)

@Axel Bishop thanks so much for your reply. I found the site thru google and im waiting for the hacking stuff atm. I see it takes quite some time so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.

@Axel Bishop it worked and I actually got access to my account again. I am so happy! Thanks so much you saved my account!

Graham Ball thank you kindly Graham thanks for riding with us!

Daniel Hulitt thanks so much for your kind words, I love it upstate NY!

Thanks!!

thanks so much for kind words and watching

Thanks for the kind words, I hope we can get another vid out soon

Great! Thanks for stopping by

Thanks for watching and the kind comment.

Thanks for watching, we hope to redo this and perhaps share more when time permits!

Tim Stevenson thanks for watching!

Wish we were able to edit the sound

Thanks!

Thank you for stopping by, hope we can get time to make more,,

4stringrr78 wow! Appreciate your kind comments, thank you! The yellow man was sort of a joke as after we looked through the video we noticed a lot of things out of place and the yellow figure was one. We added the outtake at the as a spoof of one of our close modeling buddies, a sort of inside joke!!! Thanks for watching!!

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Thanks!

CSX 8840 CSX Baltimore sub division thanks for your kind words and for watching! We hope to try again after more scenery is done and work out using the camera!

Thanks

Robert Trainor thanks for watching, we need to get busy!!

thomasabramson100 thanks for watching and the kind words

Thanks for watching

LOL me too. basically we have a version of dog bone which allows us to have a version of a double track mainline. There are staging tracks at both end to represent north and south ends of the D&H.

New Haven Rails thanks!

Thanks, it is true about the turnouts, even some of the more costly ones are not prototypical, i had built this layout at time i was on severe budget so had to make do with what I could afford. Additionally I do not possess the skill to handlay turnouts. I will say from a performance perspective these Atlas turnouts have been very reliable. Thanks for watching !!

Did not see that! was it Bendix in Sidney?, Thanks for stopping by,

Jonathan Caswell thanks for watching and your kind feedback! We had to go with freelance as many aspects of distance, trackage time and era would not be 100 % and I was certain I would be called out on it🤗! I only was only able to cherry pick certain aspects of this part of the line to capture the feel. I added the extra industries so as to make operations more interesting. A few prototypes are modeled such as the power plant, Blue Seal, H&k and oil dealer in and around Bainbridge. The NYOW interchange was added for more operations. Offline staging represent Binghamton and Albany/Canada to the north. I do have one SW which painted for NYOW #114. We will have to make more video of that part!!! Cheers!

Central NJ

Thanks for watching! He did indeed meet with a bad ending

ken c thanks for kind words

Lyndon Evans wow thank for the great compliment!!! We did it for fun glad you enjoyed it!!

John Goldstein thanks for the kind words, this layout has been a work in progress now about ten years now. We do have regular operation sessions which last about 4 hours.

Hello thanks for watching, Yes sort of, everything has to be compress for space but I tried to convey the feel of these towns when the railroads were still in some demand. Some of the industries names are taken but not modeled exactly. Just tried to capture the mood. I have made several visits to the areas for ideas.

Chuck Hoover No that’s another D&H, RS3 unit,, though I do like Rutland schemes. Thanks for watching!!

TheOtherSide thanks! The camera was a standard go pro we just wanted to test out

thanks very much for the kind words, appreciated, As for the C420 you could be right,, I have a lot of work to do on knowing all the prototype particualrs for both Locos and rolling stock. But hey thats the good thing about this hobby, you cant get bored with some namy aspects to understand.

@@dnhman That engine looks very much like those advertised at a train store in New Jersey very near to Philadelphia. I am not sure I am allowed to mention the business' name. In their ad they list it as a Long Island RR Alco C420, but they do not have a photo, they have a drawing. That has kept me from ordering one as the drawing shows a lousy view of the truck side frames. This reply has been done on 7-7-21.

@@bobrulejr.4057 Hi Bob, your name sounds familiar, are you part of the New Jersey Division? Yes I have since learned this Also is an ex LIRR unit. The D&H bought several units. My version is from Atlas.

layout room is roughly 19x 22 with some staging over a crawl space. We model roughly the Susquehanna division from Oneonta to Afton. My sons had just gotten a GoPro camera and wanted to try it out on the layout, the GoPro is really too big to fit on an HO scale flat car so the view is canted somewhat. This was first try just see what happens and we are thinking about trying again after we fix some scenery and find better camera/mount to use. Just need to fond the time! Thanks for watching !!

ya think! Thanks for watching

jolietdave3750 yes it did!! Someone let us know also, we missed it in the original!! We will try again

Thanks the horn was annoying but it was in the editing process

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There is a crazy guy in Sidney called Rock Dude. His compound is across the first crossing in town, which is north of the lumber yard. He’s got all types of crazy shit, like buildings with boats on their roofs. He’s got a sign that says,” I’m looking for a sign from one of my kind.”

Your models are nice. I’ve been almost 20 years with the company.

excellent, I will be going up there when the weather is bit nicer will that up, might be a good add, thanks for sharing!! @@brianburns7211

I looked on Google Maps, and Rock Dude is on Willow Street.

Thanks for watching and your feedback. As mentioned this really started out as a test with the GoPro. We are think of fixing a few things and trying again . The Locos used were both Atlas c420's with sound (QSI). I am not sure about the air horns sounds and if prototypical or not but we used them straight out of the box. There may be a way to change CV's for a different sound will have check. With small space it was hard to get a lot of the southern tier in but I tool the main towns an such and use them as the backdrop for freelanced operations.

Just wondered about them. They were very unusual. Maybe the cold southern tier air had something to do with it? Again, great job with the modeling. The layout feels and photographs like it is 40 x 40 and not 19 x 22. Really really nice work.

hey Val worked here ok?

PennDivision1 thanks for watching! Yep all valid things we picked up on afterwards we hope to redo things now that we figured some things out.

CSX 8840 CSX Baltimore sub division thanks will do!!

Ryan thanks! Maybe it was in scale time!:)