153IR infrared sensor, I have it on my MTH cantilever crossing

Great video. The 681 has been on my radar. Thanks for sharing.

You move the video camera way too fast. Please learn to pan much more slowly. There is much to see and the eye needs more time to focus and concentrate

I like the selection of rail cars, a wide variety, I do wonder where they got some of them!

Are the smoke units broken in both locos? I didn't see any puffing smoke?

Well What have you done 🤣

Here's one thing you may have overlooked: the pulling power of the 1656. Tis train weighs a ton compared to Lionel MPC and 1980's train engines. Used a 1656 and it could pull 20 cars behind it. The diesel trains made 25-30 years after this 1656 steamer, would have the engine either stall, spin the wheels on the rubber, or derail on curves due to the heavy rolling stock load of 20 cars. Even a dinged-up 1656 beats a GP-9 or F-7 from 1982 in pulling traction. PS: might I ask the ballpark purchase price of a 1656 & tender in this good of condition?

6x4 basic layouts with scenary and a lot of detail are still as impressive as larger layouts. Especially if you have some operations going, it never makes the layout boring or stale

Railroad cross

#101 painted in the maroon and gold paint scheme. That brings back memories.

I must say that this is the smoothest running railroad (engines) I've ever seen.

Corey. Love your channel. Especially your Littleville 4x6 layout. Two questions: what track did you use( Atlas, Kato, etc) and how did you connect it (glue, whatever) to the plywood base. Thanks. Gary in Twin Falls

Those searchlight signals look amazing!

Wow! Like "Masterpiece Theater" on PBS come to life!

Now how cool is that? I'd expect to see Sherlock Holmes and Doctor Watson get off the train!

Nice looks 👍 great

Nice much smaller freight cars than we have lol

NICE, ENJOY

“O” Scale Rules!!!! “O” scale or no scale 👍🏻😁

Love the BR lion!

Awesome layout. I also live in Upstate NY. I model the NEW YORK CENTRAL as well.

Beautiful train 🚂

Beautiful shot, looks (and sounds) like you’re enjoying your time across the pond!

Enjoy your trip in England and france

Awesome shot

Great sounding bell. Interesting to see how they work too.

I enjoyed every bit of it. Amazing for such a small space. Less is more.

One of Band leader Glenn Millers brothers was a dentist in Greeley, had an entire basement dedicated to trains, he built himself.🚂 I know because he lived across the street the street from my Grandfather. He would love this ✅

Thanks for another video Corey your grampy was a great inspiration to you and the hobby. " Memories " keep it going look forward to your next video I believe there is a chessie system b&o set as well to go with the comet and Alton set take care thanks again

Having that unit leading is pretty rare

looking forward to seeing your next video!!😊

Hi Corey!! I've been a subscriber to your channel for a while now! I love your layout and your way of doing things!! Is it possible to show something when you were first building it at the beginning? How long and how wide is it? Anyway, keep doing what you do its very entertaining! Tony G.

Molto bello! che scala è?

Nice video!

reccomend ??????

Anyone who has negotiated the deep waters of college life understands fully what you are saying. Trains are hobby. College provides you with credentials that propel you, hopefully, into your career, etc. Hit the books. Trains will wait until school is complete.