I rode in the trailer of a motorized MOW car when I worked on MOW for MP out of Leavenworth, KS summers during college.

Amazing the variety when just one subject is involved. The one at 2:11 is brilliant! Thanks for sharing all these compilations Bruce.

I tested my ICStation module and it works great. Still deciding if I want to change the playback mode, but all in all, I like the module as well, so thanks for this vid. Have you tried changing the volume level? I packed the module away so I have to get it out to double check as I didn't think to check volume levels when I initially tested. I know there is a small, circular component on the board to get it done, but I thought I read that a special tool might be needed.

Try the N M R A Museum

Interesting

Outstanding

Some good tips here Bruce.

Great video and process you utilize!

For the weight i added the scale you showed to the track like you have to check the coupler height. Takes any math away.

Bruce I still proudly have/use your paint holder,,

So far so good Bruce. It should come together ok. MRC gear was always pretty good.

Kool your channel is great! A Fan TU Bruce

Amazing work

Very interesting

Awesome share

And a couple of others too! (Susquehanna, d'oh!)

Nice compilation Bruce. I spotted the same storage rack shed as I have in the photo with the Sasquehanna box car

This brings back memories of a lumber company in my town, Gamblin Lumber Company. When I was just a little boy my dad purchased all his lumber, nails and other items he needed from them. The lumber yard was rail served and they would receive box cars along with flat cars of product. The main office had a wood burning potbelly stove in it. I can remember standing by it on cold days.The lumber yard is still there but is not rail served anymore and has been for years. It had dock to unload the freight cars with lots of out buildings. Thanks for the memories.

Another nice video highlighting one industry and some good modeling of it.

Another great video. My nexy scratch build is going to be a milk processing plant named after my grandfather's milk delivery business he had back in the 30's and 40's.

Guess what I'm to build next. Thanks.

Very cool video!

Wow Bruce you must have all your pictures very well organized. Thanks!

I luv it Bruce, I want one! LoL and thank you

Great job Bruce I bought a box of Varney car kits a couple years ago at a train show. A few of them were still sealed in the plastic. One of them is a wooden reefer kit with cardboard sides for the car.

Nice job on the Varney Bruce. It is a good feeling to bring a loco back to life.

Nice job on the Varney. I haven’t owned or came across one yet

Luv them Varney's Bruce! Thank You, most enjoyable and original!

Great job! Hope to see more restorations soon, you do excellent work

Nice work.

Enjoy watching you work your magic on these oldies. I’m not a Varney fan, but what do I know…😊

Thanks for that compilation Bruce. I have lots of reefers and need build an icing platform and ice house at some stage.

Some nice modeling being shown here.

Another great video with lots of ideas for adding to a layout. Thanks Bruce.

Very good.

Every thing was professional and I enjoyed it. If possible I would like you tell me if is it normal to have rolling stock of various rail road names. I am a beginer. I started a little late I will be 82 this month. Thank you for your time and efforts for me! I have purchased 9 locomotives new to represent the Milwaukee Rd in ho gauge. How ever I have planned on a second track of N gauge.

Those 4-4-0s are champs. I have three of them and they're my best runners. Edit: that one appears to be one of the new tooling. They're no longer tender driven.

Bruce, I have made replacement brush holders from 140# paper and thoroughly soaked it in ACC. The paper takes on a styrene like property and is very strong. Greg

i make my own new ones out plastic thin sheet plastic for the brush holders .

You realize that by posting these videos we can see how easy it is to get these "barley runs" locos back in service and the demand (price) is going to go up, drying up your source for your bargain buys. :)

Thanks Bruce it's always a pleasure!

Bruce, Varney,Mantua, and Tyco originally used Putnam motors. You may want to search that name also. Later on Mantua made its own motor open and closed which also were in tycos. Tyco was part of Mantua if I’m not mistaken

Bruce one additional option for the brush holder. I have seen others fabricate another brush holder from .40 or 60 styrene

Well done Bruce. A good resurection and a fond memory of your dad.

Lovely model work! I think you made a great looking car.

What city do you live in if you don't mind me asking? I'm in Rochester Hills.

Nice job Bruce and like I said on the forum good memories of Dad when you see it on the layout.

Well done, Bruce. I’ve thrown away many of those pull tops thinking to myself that a good scratch builder would figure out a nice use for them, and here ya go. Thanks for the useful video.

Nice job saving the tank car. We like to save vintage stuff as well. The sentimental value is well worth the time and effort put in!

Nice work on saving your father’s tank car. I think most people would not had saved it but just tossed it. Well done your father would be proud.