Looks good,

Good video. That was a cool double header you had at the beginning of the video.

What a wonderful layout, and an interesting character. Thanks for posting. Can I ask if it's in his basement or one a first floor?

That was a nice way to give a tribute to your Dad. Thanks for sharing.

What a great transformation!

Looks great.

Thank you for capturing all this. What a remarkable talent he has for making structures come to life. I'd love to see when you're showing his work on WNTW. Is there a date for it?

Looks nice going around the layout. Thanks for sharing. Dave

Amazing!! You can create scenes from any era. That takes talent!! The buildings are more interesting than the trains! Actually, where are the trains??

Looks good Joe. I still remember your O scale days. The iona Subdivision railroad or something along those lines. Nice job.

Good one, Joey!

Nice. Thanks for sharing.

Looking great Joey!

Love the buildings. layout looks amazing. Great update and thanks for sharing. Dave

I liked the lighting project. I have bunch of buildings completed for my next layout, so that may be something that I incorporate into it. I'm also going to hit the used furniture stores for some inexpensive dressers to use for locomotive and car storage beneath main layout. Should open up space a bit more in my layout room which also has my ham radio station.

I've noticed on so many of these model railroads that people forget to weather their rolling stock, so while everything else looks beautiful and realistic, the rolling stock is out-of-the-box and detracts from the realism of the scenery.

Progress is looking great! It has come a long way since I was there.

Nice update, Joey. So much progress has taken place since last time I saw the layout. It's really looking great!

Thanks for the update it's been fun to watch the progress.

I like the variety of buildings and the scale of cars and streets

I think I am going to try using some liquid black shoe polish as opposed to that. I am thinking its gotta be easier on the budget.

I thought a carload would have the same sized lumps. Different loads would be different sizes, but an entire carload the same size. I certainly could be wrong.

Sam just watched the video Amazing layout love the craftsmanship 😊

Magnificent video, i like it 5 stars. Thumbs up. Keep up the perfect work, my friend, just liked and subscribed, Greetings from Portugal to the USA.

Joey, those look great. What did you use for the original loads? Were they plastic ones that come with some cars? Love that coal train.

Nice work👍🏻 I alway try to use less expensive alternatives to model train products.

@JoeyG. Try adding "Black Pearl" medium course Artist pan pastel to your loads. Use the dollar store, white makeup sponges to apply here and there. It will give your loads that subtle sparkle that coal has. You can use a fixative too if you want.

Bowser RS3s?

That would be good on my layout!

look easy enough, feeders in,, single frog wire out.. nice

Wow! What a creation, this man is an artist of the highest qualty. Well done and thank you.

Outstanding weathering. I love the techniques and I will try some of them. In the past I have weathered with acetone and solvent based paints. This is good stuff. Oh that music....it's so annoying! I want to hear what you have to say not that terrible music. Thanks for sharing your wonderful skills.

Great video joey!