Part 92 - Update and 1895-era train run on Eric Vannice's scenic HO layout

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Watch a masterpiece of an HO scale model railroad come to life as Eric Vannice runs a train around his 1895-era train layout set in Eastern Washington State, USA. Burr Stewart narrates the action with particular attention to updating viewers on Eric's recent construction progress.
To see Burr's previous video about Eric's spectacularly sceniced layout, see Part 61 of this video series here: • Part 61 - ops and scen...
For more train videos, both model and real, see the rest of Burr's channel here ‪@muchfunwithtrains‬
0:00 Introduction
0:08 Trestle under construction
0:33 New scenery overview
2:02 "Forced perspective"
2:20 Passenger train run
3:23 Taking on water
3:50 Horse-drawn wagons
4:20 Swing bridge crossing
4:47 Curved trestle
4:56 Ore mine & jennies
5:10 Timber high bridge
5:23 Farm scene
5:36 Water stop
5:56 Building inventory
6:30 Departing from station
6:50 Backdrop survey
7:20 Both ends of tunnel
7:47 Headlight debate
8:05 Conclusion

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@XBOXShawn12thman Ай бұрын

WOW .... Very Impressive!!!!

@muchfunwithtrains Ай бұрын

I agree, totally. The guy is a master.

@jimd.6152 Ай бұрын

Wow Super job! I was waiting for the train to be robbed. A western movie could be made here!

@muchfunwithtrains Ай бұрын

LOL. I know that Eric recently installed Bigfoot on his layout (somewhere!), but I suppose a budding train robbery is not going to excape his imagination either!

@randydobson1863 Ай бұрын

Hi Burr & it's is Randy and i like yours video is Cool & Thanks Burr & Friends Randy

@muchfunwithtrains Ай бұрын

Thanks Randy!

@OtterCreek Ай бұрын

Thanks for sharing this! Some fantastic structures!!

@muchfunwithtrains Ай бұрын

I agree. He really cranks them out!

@efremmallach6501 Ай бұрын

Beautiful layout! One comment: At about 4:15 in, you say the internal combustion engine hadn't been invented in 1895. It was actually invented several decades earlier. By 1895 Karl Benz had been selling ICE-powered automobiles in Germany for nearly a decade. Granted, there weren't a lot of ICEs in the northwestern U.S. in 1895 yet.

@muchfunwithtrains Ай бұрын

Thank you very much for catching this important error in my narration! Do you know what sort of fuel(s) these early ICE automobiles in Germany ran on?

@efremmallach6501 Ай бұрын

@@muchfunwithtrains Sorry, I don't know. I suspect our mutual friend Dr. Google might, though.

@muchfunwithtrains Ай бұрын

I'll try that, but as I recall, some of the early ICE's could run on several different types of fossil fuels, depending on what was available in their area.

@XBOXShawn12thman Ай бұрын

I actualley prefer the headlight off .... The light shows every time you lose power.... like over an unpowered frog

@muchfunwithtrains Ай бұрын

You make a good point. I think many of us novices were influenced by early John Allen photos of his steamers with bright lights on during the day. But, before there were so many cars, there wasn't such a focus on grade crossing safety, so they didn't run the headlights on during the day when they could see perfectly well...

@modelrailwaybackshop Ай бұрын

Doesn't happen if you have a capacitor or Power Pack in it.

@XBOXShawn12thman Ай бұрын

@@modelrailwaybackshop I'm old school DC .... I even took the lights out of the passenger cars because I didn't want to have a seizure 😭

@modelrailwaybackshop Ай бұрын

@@XBOXShawn12thman That explains a lot.

@XBOXShawn12thman Ай бұрын

@@modelrailwaybackshop LOL 🤣

@bnsffan6584 Ай бұрын

Hello and I hope your day or night is going well whenever you read this I've had a question about your home layout for awhile and this is your most recent video so I'd like to ask where your layout actually is like what city it is in?

@muchfunwithtrains Ай бұрын

My layout is located in Seattle, WA, USA, and so is the one featured in this "Part 92" video about Eric Vannice's layout.

@bnsffan6584 Ай бұрын

Cool do you allow guests to run on it or is there a process of any kind to getting there?