This layout is probably the most natural looking Logging layout I have ever come across.... Excellent modeling !!!!

17:39 . . . that's Dale Sanders!

Can't get enuf can't get enuf can't get enuf

very nice work ,,,it takes time to get the detail but its fun and worth it

Magnificent !

Oh dear God have mercy! I couldn't even get through the first 30 seconds! It is way to early to be laughing this hard! 😂😂😂😂😂😂

I appreciate this video as it allows me to get a sense of the scale (literally). Most videos of these small scales are closeups and zoomed in, so it's hard to understand what they'd look like in person.

Love this! Thank You for sharing!!🩷🩷🩷

How on earth do you create such incredible detailed scenery?? I love the fact that detailing a layout like this takes a lot of emphasis away from the trains and spreads it more evenly to the whole scene, trains included of course. This is a new genre of artistic expression. Move over Michael Angelo.

Some assembly required.

Wonderful chain of Love... Song of the Heart ❤❤... Don't let the chain of Love go away from you.. 💕💕

Amazing guys I love it.

Unbelievable! 🌟⭐⭐🤩🤩

This song from the heart... Amazing and wonderful song as so inspiring.... helping you ... don't let the chain of Love end with you ❤❤❤❤

Wonderful and loving songs and so much more ... I'm right here baby fall... Magic filled the night and my soul into your heart and shines like a diamond and hypnotize the moon...I know what I want to say... there was this woman and this man that they had this chance to hold on what they had and could be so in Love ❣️❣️

Il mio sogno ( non realizzato ) dopo avere visto nel 1953 il film Timberjack..........il mio sogno continua grazie a questi capolavori e ad You Tube

Would there be anyone who could link me a video on how to transport the layouts?

An amazing layout thank,s for sharing

Hi there, how can I get in touch with you about this clip? Thanks!

B/Bop A Loola B My Baby B Bop A Loola Don't Mean Maybe.B My Baby Now!😊

Hi thanks happy to see some T and Z show up !!

Beautiful!

I first heard this back in the 90’s when I was working at a same-day pay in billing. The voice stopped my fingers and I just listened. I was a fan of many bands/artists and only tuned to country cuz my newly-wedded was a fan having grown up in Texas around the rodeo circuit. The lyrics kept my fingers still. It is just as powerful now as those 20* years later. I lost my husband of 13 yrs and life is pretty empty now and I thank you, Mr Walker for bringing some wonderful memories back. God bless you..❤️🐈

0/10, trestle bridge in the beginning isn't big enough. needs to be at least triple that height. (all jokes aside this layout is a masterpiece)

Is it a club or someone's.layout, lots of skills

Trees and that bridge - wow !.

Remember, cellphone microphones can't pick up all the bass that was going down up there either.

That opening shot of the bridges interweaving and the scenery around it all.... unreal!!! such detail. amazing layout

Unbelievable detail! Locomotive shop and the sawmill are just amazing.

Nice Video and nice Modell Railway

Hello, was wondering since you bought the cs105 and the b106 did you just split the layout power into 2 parts and the Psx breakers did you use the standard 2 amp or change them to 3 etc. overall how did you set up your wiring? Thanks Paul

Красиво приятно👍

👍👏👍👏👍

Amazing video

The Best video

Any Operator Positions Available?

Astonishing😊

Charlie, do you have any opening for operators? Love to join the crew.... 🙂

Excellent resource guide for tree scape authenticity. You tube also has several channels on real Douglas Fir forests to evaluate and model. I keep keep coming back to this outstanding layout for supporting my mindset of how mine will have the look. Many thanks.

Jeff, I really enjoy your full length operations videos. I’ve never had the opportunity to operate on a large layout so it’s very interesting to see what really goes on - derails, shorts and stalls.

Awesome layout! MoPac Jack

I am so glad you enjoyed both clubs' displays! As a member of both TBRR and DFWLUG, I can testify that we had a blast. Thanks for swinging by. To answer the question "How long did it take to build it?" Welllll.... collectively? piece by piece? between many members? Several decades! However, set up for any show (including our own tables), we can arrive and be done in anywhere from 4 to 12 hours. Probably the question I hear second-most often, and I thought I heard it asked, is "How many pieces total?" Heh. Take a gander. But there are at least like 17 pieces... Well, I'm fairly certain... Okay, maybe a few over 17 dozen parts... probably...

Stunning creation.....can only imagine the time involved to complete....👏👏👏👌👌👌👍👍👍💪💪💪🎶🎶🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸😂😎👀🔥🦫

At 1:56 - Gotta have those tank cars and a refinery! Great job!

At 3:55 the roof exhaust fans are all spinning. Excellent video. Thanks for the commentary.

So...has anyone actually ASKED any of them if they can do nuclear physics? Because I'm thinking after this, maybe we should just check if they literally can't do everything.

What an impractical piece of shit

Please don’t associate me with Ken Patterson….everyone is entitled to make a mistake!

Awesome video. I didn't know that the Gulf Western was in Corpus Christi. I got to look them up since I live there. Lol

5:43 That is my module. I originally had the Susquehanna RS1 and Caboose on the display track as the real location the module is inspired by (Maywood, NJ on the Susquehanna) has a Susquehanna S2 and a bay window caboose on display (neither have been produced in N yet and I don't know how to custom paint). I changed it relatively early on to the RSD4 and caboose to represent the club I belong to, New Jersey Southern, who also had a module in the N Trak layout ("The Mariah" at 20:40). I am typing this from the club's channel as I uploaded videos from the show as well, and my channel focuses more on railfanning than model railroading.