LIONEL!!!!!!?

Now that's one huge engine! For some reason, it looks way better in the grayish black scheme--or is that a more true Brunswick Green?--than the previous HO scale model. You out did JP! Congrats! 😄👍👍

Good looking layout. Believable scenes of the south.

I want a picture signed by Mr. Jelsma! 😀🚂 MoPac Jack

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Denny, I love it when you share your knowledge of the CB&Q! Now if we could just get a manufacturer interested in CB&Q 4-6-4 or especially an O5 Northern 🙂

Hi Denny, I rode this train in St. Louis,Mo. The train was called "The Burlington Zephyr Rocket" I was in the cub scouts from Belleville,Illinois. We boarded the train @ a commuter station by the Eads Bridge in St. Louis, Mo. We took it from St. Louis to Hannibal, Missouri. & back. I will always remember it! MoPac Jack

Excellent. Love the footage. As a guess should say 55-75 era theme?

Allright!! More Seaboard freight action!! Love it!

0:44 Like that swing bridge. Snazzy. Is this club open to membership ?

Niiiiiiiiiice 👍🍻

Marx guy here, Shoeee, that`s a Spicy Meat Ball.

As Paul used to say, " And That`s The Rest of The Story ", GOOD DAY! Don`t point that finger at me, it might go off.

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Wow. That is one ugly engine! And I usually like ugly! 😃

Great to get a little history and a view of the typical consist of the Wabash Midnight Limiteds between Chicago and Saint Louis. Very nicely done HO scale model!

Nice to see some Seaboard Freight units in action!

How did you tint those dome windows? They look great!

interesting history and a beautiful train there!

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Being someone from Chicago, always loved the IC railroad.

When i was in the cub scouts, we rode "The Burlington Zephyr Rocket" 1964 MoPac Jack

The CB&Q E units are the best looking units ever made. I should know, I have five of them 😊

The Swift Co. was also in East Saint Louis, Illinois with Hunter Packing Co. The railroad was G,M, &O. respectively! MoPac Jack

Why do the air conditioning ducts upon the roofs look overly large? They're overhanging the top of the car sides. 🤨

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I've never heard this train going into Billings Montana. I lived there and learned everything about the railroads in that area, and never once did anyone mention the CB&Q Train in this episode in the museums and railway artifacts.

The intro is slowly getting worse and worse... LOL! From the First Video to this one it's slowly transitioning from the song to whatever now. LOL!

The horn sounds like a goose in distress! 😁 MoPac Jack

My favorite train! First train ride was on it from Mobile, Alabama to Lake City Florida in 1959

Needs better audio pickup. 🙂

Good Morning World*

Love The Bull Session! MoPac Jack 5/3/2024

Love The Vid's Mr. Jelsma! MoPac Jack

I Want A Signed Photo Of Mr. Denny Jelsma! Please! MoPac Jack 🚂

how is your "child bride"? are you still diddling kids?

Nice trains vintage roadnames of todays CSX , Good job.

Nice job, Greg! MoPac Jack 🚂

Interesting and informative presentation on some of Jacksonville Terminal's operations. Good job Greg.

Very interesting material, food for thought.

Denny, Love The Illinois Central passenger car! MoPac Jack 4/22/2024

Hey Denny, Who runs the FEC 4-8-2 Mountain Type Locomotive on the layout there? I want to know about it as it's a very nice locomotive!

Very good episode on various street construction. I am using the Walthers brick street for my downtown street running area and have started using the foam sheets with great results.

Nice Job, Richard! MoPac Jack🚂

Nice Video As Always, Mr. Jelsma! MoPac Jack 🚂

Marx gay here, You`re so right, just think about what you`re thinking about plus some Shuckin and Jiven. What were you saying?

Yea freight! The real business of any railroad! 😀👍👍

I love those flat car loads! Nice Job, Sir! Have A Blessed Week! MoPac Jack 4/15/2024 🚂

Hey man! All the best! Learned a lot from your videos and will keep reviewing them from time to time. Thanks

Nice Video! MoPac Jack "Eclipse Monday" 4/8/2024