It’s amazing how the AC4400 are very durable. My friend that works for Union Pacific said they are probably GE’s best locomotive. Wonderful video, love how the struggle up the grade. Cheers from hot and humid Nebraska. Terry.

Thank you for sharing. I always wonder what was in those yellow containers. Thanks Gregg, Gary👍

NICE!!

Thanks for sharing, Gregg. I love that rail squeal. Cheers, Joe.

I like the train traveling through the shaded area. It looks like a “tree tunnel”. Thank you for sharing.

How long do your freight trains get there in Australia? 1-2 miles long?

Nice catch and share enjoy the rest of your day 😎🚂🫵TSM

Hi Gregg , great video once again how is progress going with the new digs? Looks like I bet you to it , we are also pulling up stumps and moving to the country. Nice big property and a large enough garage to swing a cat in , even got permission off the financial controller put an air conditioner too. I'm also going to leave the layout behind as its not cost effective to take it with me and will be changing to code 83 track as well . Hope you are well Shaun

A good example of "painting with light". Well done Gregg.

Ooh, colour grading! I'm usually lazy when taking reference photos and just use my phone, but it sucks at dealing with colours, so I eventually decided to frag out my old Canon Ae-1 again and now shoot Fujichrome Provia 100f when I need colour reproduction. I also missed a couple of really good deals on Ebay for an old Devry 35mm Cine camera, so I'm on the hunt for one of those. Those are pretty good results though for digital, considering the effect of youtube compression and monitor colour reproduction (too often, lack thereof)!

Brisbane seems like its a beautiful city. Thank you for sharing, Gregg. I was curious, but can rock and mud slides occur along any length of mountain overshadowing railroad tracks or do they only occur in specific places? I ask because if the former is true, then shouldn't the entire length of track adjacent to mountain cliffs be protected by shedding? Cheers, Joe.

Great camera work Gregg. It all looks great. Bob

Great video, very professional, especially the shadows effects. It’s getting hot up here in Nebraska. Cheers from Terry in Nebraska.

Thank you for sharing. Very nice👍

Looks great as a mockup. It gives you an idea of how it will size up on the new Birdwood Subdivision when you make your move.

A very nice view of the city. I enjoy these adventures away from Model Railroading. You have a great way of entertaining and educating us with these mini documentaries. Thank you.

Fantastic Greg, Lord Stan will be proud. 👍

How do you hook up the WFD 30 to your Home network??

Great update Lord Stan 😊 We’re coming to Brisbane next march for our friends wedding and hoping for a couple of train ride 👍🏻🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

Awesome tanker train

We Called 3 Way Meet At Maitland 0:59

At Maitland 0:32

Pacific National Was Seen In 2011 0:17

3237 Returns Back To Sydney 3:28

Grabbing QRN Coal Trains 3:09

Taking The 2,5 Grade To Sandgate And Broadmeadow 2:40

Thanks for a great video, I use go gone which works really good for me. Regards John .

Nice. And also the sound of Bell Birds as well.

You know, spiders may seem scary and harmful, but they’re actually kind of peaceful to watch as they eat and fix their webs very satisfying to watch. Thanks for making this video! Edit: correction some spiders are harmful just don’t bother them and watch them eat or do their thing.

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As an American all i have to say is, THANK YOU! For buying Kadee.

This XSTRATA Coalie is Bound for Broadmeadow 3:53

Queensland Rail Used These Lines 1:16

Please Calm down , your face was almost purple and your eyes were starting to bug out of your head .🤪 I could feel you pointing right at my isopropyl-bottle and willing it to explode . Really have been wondering how to clean tracks better . (the correct way) Thanks for the spanking . I'm new to this hobby , old dogs can learn new tricks .

Nice work. Only a prototype, so I'd say don't hang onto it for the new layout - it'll always be "not quite right" after you've made others, learning from this one. Just a thought: if you used balsa wood, you'd have the wood grain ready and present to represent the embossing of the shuttering into which the concrete was poured (assuming that's how they make them).

But GWA Used this For Pacific National and Aurizon But Glencore Used Bylong Valley And XSTRATA Used Lochingvar instead Of using This line 4:32

Aurizon Loaded Coal train 6006 and 6025 And finally 6003 8:03

So funny

The Helpers Will Dutch on the File Then Return 2:55

Pacific national Loaded Coal train With 9301 Second 9215 And Rear is 9212 1:19

I Loaded GWA Coal Train is Bound for Coal facility 3:58

I East Pacific National Freight Train from Perth To Adelaide Hills to Sydney 2:33

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

I think the shed looks good for a first draft. I think that you should sprucen it up with some plaster and paint, and keep it somewhere on the layout. Maybe you could theme the shed to be one of decades of service that is weathered and showing it's age. I was curious, but can rock and mud slides occur along any length of mountain overshadowing railroad tracks or do they only occur in specific places? I ask because if the former is true, then shouldn't the entire length of track adjacent to mountain cliffs be protected by shedding? Cheers, Joe.

I Want To Finish this At June 2024 1:58

the BNSF Intermodal Stack Train and A Updated From The Spulting the Rocks 7:00

I want To Sculpt this Rock in the Birdwood Subdivision For BNSF and Union Pacific Intermodal And Burlington Northern And CSX And Amtrak Trains Athern Bulit Trains 13:22

This is for Amtrak And CSX and Burlington Northern And BNSF 6:45

this Is A BMEF to Be Used Every Day And Literally Run it in The Lunch Time and After Noon And Night In The Morning 3:29

Be Warned About this Rant For video 2:13