Hi Deryk, thanks, I appreciate it! I got my drone on Amazon, normally it's around $270, but they had a coupon for $100 off, so I figured it was a pretty good price for me to see if I would be interested in drones. Thanks, Terry

Hi Fred!, Yeah, I've been watching A LOT more vids on YT. Thanks for watching and commenting! Terry

Thanks, I appreciate it!

hahahaha, glad they're helping you! I may need the videos to keep me going. Thanks for watching and commenting!

Thanks Andy, I appreciate it! I still need to practice with the drone, hahahaha. Terry

Glad you enjoyed it, thanks for watching and commenting!

Glad you like it, thanks for watching and commenting!

Hi Peter! Glad you like the hopper. I need to figure out the drone, funny how the camera exaggerates all the movements. Thanks for watching and commenting! Terry

Thanks Todd!

Hi Joe, thanks, I appreciate it! Terry

Hi David, thanks, I appreciate it!

Hi John! I couldn't pass up the deal on the drone, it was $100 off. Thanks for watching and commenting! Terry

hey tp, that would be cool, wouldn't it! Glad you liked the run-by, just goes to show you the models you see on "the forum" actually do run.

Awesome, thank you, I appreciate it!

Hi John! Yeah, but Rustoleum just took over Testors...maybe they'll drop the price. Did you know Rustoleum also took over an acrylic paint line? (Anita's)

Terry, No I did not.

Hi Jeff! Permission to fly a drone (unmanned aircraft system) comes several ways.....it's registered with the FAA as a recreational/hobby UAS, the registration cost $5 for 3 years and the number is displayed on the aircraft. The FAA has an app for mobile devices called B4UFLY, it's works on GPS mapping and tells you whether or not you're in restricted airspace. Lastly, since I railfan in Union Pacific territory, their website states "Never operate a drone in a manner that could distract or otherwise endanger yourself, Union Pacific employees, equipment or the public. All drone pilots must operate in compliance with applicable Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) regulations and safety guidelines. Drones may not take off from or land on Union Pacific property unless the pilot is authorized to do so in writing by a specific agreement with Union Pacific." The area where I took the footage has a public walkway along the tracks, I believe I operated within guidelines. Hope that answers your question. Thanks for commenting and watching, I appreciate it!

@@PennCentral99 Thanks Terry, appreciate the information - sounds like you've done some very thorough checking before using your drone. Love the footage, excellent job. Hope you and your family are safe, take care and thanks again!

Glad you like the wrapped loads! Yes, I made them, here's the link to the video kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hZmjp6WguL6wnXU.html. Thanks for watching and commenting!

Hi, I might be able to help you with that. Send an email to crnkb8@cox.net and we'll try and figure it out.

Hi Taylor! sounds like you are as busy as ever, thanks for checking in!

PennCentral99 oh yeah terry work never stops my layout