Thanks Chris!

Thanks Larry!

Thanks Charles!

Thanks for the view and comment!

Thanks Kevin!

Thank you very much!

You're welcome.

Glad you stopped by and dropped a comment! Thanks!

Thanks for stopping by Lewis!

You are always welcome Lawrence! It was a relatively trouble free section of the railway.

Thanks for stoping by Kevin!

Thank you! Cheers!

Thanks Drew!

Thanks Claude, I couldn't have done it without your clamps! :-)

Thanks Joe, good to see you, thanks for stopping by!

Thanks Paul, I was really surprised. I went back and watched the unedited run and it took 14 minutes to get from Staging to Maroon Creek! I was not expecting it to take that long!! Makes me wonder how long the entire trip will be when I complete all the track! Eventually there will be a scene underneath Frying pan, I just don't know what it will be yet. A non operational diorama that sits beneath track level that you look into from above.

Always plugging at it!

Thanks Ray!

Thanks James! I plan on filming a session in the next couple of weeks, Id' like to have one final turnout in place before I do. I'll have one more run-a-round option that I don't have right now.

@OtterCreek sounds great! Good luck. I really liked the idea of using the Triple Wye as a run around, but for sure, a crossover from far to near would be handy. Would it limit train length at all? Or do you already have plenty of room for the length you planned to run?

I know!!! I know, lol. I’m wanting to jump into scenery probably as bad or more than most of the viewers want me too! Thanks Anthony.

Thanks Gerald!

Thanks for stopping by Mike!

Thanks Mark!

Yes, the mirror needs to be square with the track otherwise you get an obvious kink in the track that ruins the illusion. I'll play around with it until I get the effect I'm looking for. Thanks Paul

No problem Derek, watch when you can!

@@OtterCreek Did you see the message in chat on the latest Trackside live about naming freight trains?

@@derekalexander4030 If it's in chat, I'll have to go back and re-watch.

Lol, yeah I didn't really think about swapping any cars out until I got there! Just 1" foam cut at the same height as my spline which I think is 1 1/2". Ripped it on the table saw. So 1" X 1 1/2" X 8'. It takes the curves fairly well, clamps must be used of course. Thanks for stopping in!

@@OtterCreek Thanks! I didn't see any cuts but wondered if I was missing something.

Sounds like you need to start a KZfaq channel and talk about making soithwest scenery, Bob! 🤣

Dave at Thunder Mesa does SW Scenery!

LOL, I had a similar thought. I presume it would be common for a railroad crew to complain about certain aspects of a yard because of inconvenience.

@@OtterCreek we always did. I'm with Amtrak these days, so my switching days are long gone. Don't make it easy. Make it realistic.

Thanks Larry