Very cool man, top notch 👌🏻

Lots of stink stink headed somewhere 😂😂

As someone who filmed a CSX YN2 leading a trash train at that exact location ( 1st scene ) you’ve got it dead accurate. The white walls even mimic the milky clouds that appear every time I try to film!

Great video, Dan! Are the first two cars converted from bulkhead flatcars?

Cool.

Where are all the garbage car going to end up?

As I’m watching this again, I see rails lying in the foreground and the dirty ballast,and that rusty Chessie system caboose, awesome!

The most realistic weathering and graffiti I’ve ever seen. For the first few minutes I was thinking is this a model railway. I actually thought at first you dubbed the HO scale clickety clack over real R.R. Footage. Super convincing scale model realism!

Wow excellent work sir! Thanks for making these videos. Could you tell me where I could find reference pics of these cars? I recently attempted some weathering of model cars as well. Your videos are inspiring I’d like to steal some of your ideas. How can I purchase a car you have weathered? Would you be interested in trade, I have some interesting rr items I’ve accumulated. Do you work for the rr?

Awesome!

Looks awesome!!!

That first scene… so awesome

Dan. I don't know much about freight cars hauling trash. Are some of these retrofitted Pulpwood,Boxcars prototypical ? Did shops really cut tops out of boxcars ?

Sweet!

Dude I want thar caboose lol. Awesome video sir😊

Pretty cool

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Just awesome! I can smell the garbage juice from here. Cool Chessie caboose too.

The loads look very nice! Great job on everything with this train!

Looks realistic. Weathering on the cars is outstanding. Can you feature the scratchbuilt REGX 6740 gondolas in a future video? Would like to get a better look at them.

Where's your FRED sir! lol lookin great my dude!

Hmmmmm the NS cars are overdone.

Great how to video.

Very helpful, Gordy

Very cool.

Nice !! I have managed to collect enough Walthers Molten Sulfur Tank car's for a short 13 car consist and 12 Athearn rtr and Genesis Sulphuric Acid Tank cars for some east/west traffic

I've been looking for the embroidery jewels or diodes everywhere on line. Can anybody give me a heads up where to find them and what they're called? I find sheets that you can cut a whole row out but they aren't individual ones.

Good job

I love that you are doing build videos! keep them coming as these days its rare to see a kit built rather tan a RTR car.

I really would have liked to see a few clips of the painting process and maybe laying down decals. I like watching the whole process. On another note, have you tried the out the brake set available on shapeways? I’ve used them on my build and it’s a little better than that Tichy sprue.

great job and great viedo from william

Take your microdisk cd to your local library, or even The UPS store; burn off a copy on diskette...

Great work as always! You make it look easy.

Great video on tank cars modifications. There isn't a wide range of this cars in model form. Kit bashing one car at the moment that looks like TILX 200157 and DBCX 9824. Intermountain's 19,000 corn syrup cars are a good start. They are a pain to cut because it's not a tube. Its made in sections. Walthers 25,000 gallon car is a good model for a Ethylene Oxide car like TILX 401553. Walthers could offer their 16,000 funnel flow car for Sodium Hydroxide service with the black band. But presently you have make your own. The Red band Hydrochloric Acid cars like RCRX 1673 with and without end shields are a needed car to.

Nice build . Maybe you could redo the sound. It dropped out a few times.

great job Dan

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

Looks very nice Dan. Impressed by your work. ----------------- If you do repeated (fleet builds') do you set up fixtures to aid in consistency? ------------------ I imagine the wealth of detail parts that can be scavenged from "discards" at model railroad swap meets, shows, hobby shops; etc. can be a invaluable resource.

Howdy Dan! Awesome stuff - end product is amazing! Always enjoy your tips and tricks. Thanks for sharing 🤠

I think if you go to an office supply store that has printing services you might be able to access CD, or if not they could possibly know of a service that does. I am sure that someone provides legacy printing.

Where can I find there to purchase them

I like the older kits regardless of detail level. They're often just therapeutic to build and a part of me hopes to find one of these motherlode stashes out there somewhere.

Excellent video as always. Craftsman kits can be a bit of a pain, especially for those of us with little patience. Just one question: have you considered using MagnaLock magnetic brake hoses from Pacific Western Rail Systems? As for my trains (which I no longer have due to a life change), since I didn't use magnetic uncouplers, I cut off the trip pins and installed Kadee air hoses. (To which I had planned attaching MagnaLock brake hoses)

Love the work you do & your dog😂

Corta esse cabelo meu filho😅😅😅😅 parabens muito chique seu trabalho

Wow! The finished model looks real! Incredible work. Thank you for sharing your techniques with us.

Great tutorial! I will be using these techniques in future. Thank you for sharing them with us!

Really good tutorial! Thanks for sharing!

Are the switch stands still available?

10:22 Leave the dent as it since I seen older hoppers with damaged ladders.