Thanks, it looks great. Do you have a full-length video I can put on my channel? I can promote a club you belong to and/or link your channel.

@@GardenTrainsDave Thank you. I would prefer, that you only upload individual scenes, becaus the complete Videos must be remain on my original channel ;)

Thanks, I appreciate your viewing. Are you a subscriber?

@ no, just came across your vid

Thank you for your viewing and comment. Are you a subscriber? Also, do you have a video of your layout that I might post?

I'm glad you liked it. Pete put a lot into it, and there's more to come.

All your additional information will be added to the video description below. Thanks, Pete.

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@@GardenTrainsDave Yes

@@fredbosch5392 Thank you!

Thanks for your comment. I hope you enjoy some of the other videos. We're all G-scale!

Yup, more on the way. Subscribe, another 9 minute video will be uploaded in a few days. Stone Mountain Railroad before the re-construction was started.

Thanks, it is!

Glad you enjoyed it!

Thanks for your comment. They do have fun! Subscribe to Trains in the Garden with Dave. There are many more great videos to come.

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Thanks, I'll pass on your comment.

Thanks for your comment. If you have a garden railroad, let me post one of your videos on my channel. I put a link back to your channel to promote yours.

Thank you! Do you have a garden railroad I can put on my channel? I'll put a link to your channel too.

Thanks for watching this video. Check out several of our other layouts and Shorts. Please subscribe.

Do you have a garden railroad? Can it qualify for our channel? Let me know. Thanks for your comment

Thanks for the reply. You have an incredible layout. I really like my model railroad, which is a combination of the Denver & Rio Grande Western, Great Western of Colorado, and Colorado & Southern, and some of the locomotives, freight and passenger cars, and scenery are approaching their 60th birthday, but it is more of a caricature of a railroad than a master model railroaders scenicked dream layout. While the track is quite realistic, a lot of the scenery, inside and outside, consists of cardboard boxes painted up like buildings by my nieces and nephews decades ago, or houses and stores made out of Legos or match and popsicle sticks by friends and other buildings made from blocks of wood, like a small church that mom made for me, and a warehouse that dad built, and while it looks pretty good overall, and there are areas that might look realistic in a picture, most of my layout doesn't qualify as super detailed. The only thing that might set my layout apart from another is that all of the locomotives and cars are quite detailed, and some of the older ones have a nice patina on the paint job, after all the years of operation, both inside and outside, that makes them look very realistic. Also, I had a huge family circle and lots of friends, and that usually meant TRAINS for Christmas and my birthday, and the gift trains, along with the ones that I bought, have really added up over the years. I'm not rich, but my layout has 330 train cars and 67 locomotives, and a lot of them were lonely, abused, broken, or forgotten about by their owners until I found, bought, (cheap) and repaired them. For the record, I bought or was gifted less than three cars some years, while other years were field years, with twelve or more cars and locomotives coming my way, the average, over the years, was less than one new or used car or locomotive every two months since 1965, a few of which cost me a buck or two or a trade for my Sparky services. The one unique thing that might be interesting is that everything is on live rails, not a storage cart or in a cabinet. In addition to two yards and lots of sidings, I have one wall with live double tracked storage and display areas, which employs 10% grades and switchbacks to go from one shelf to another, floor to ceiling, sort of like a stacked yard on the walls. Two locomotives and three cars fit on the switchbacks, and it can take some time and operation to set up a train or just retrieve a car or locomotive from there, unless I use my 0-5-0 hand switchers. Cheers and hello again from the Tracy Mountain Railway in Colorado. 💙 T.E.N.

@@tracynation2820 That sounds great! Could you please send me the URLs? It sounds like an interesting layout, different from many on our channel.

@@tracynation2820 If you have video of your railroad, let me know.

A company in Phoenix, Arizona, Eagle Wings, built the elevated track supports. I tried to find them in several advertiser sources but could not locate them. You might try a KZbin search or search other publications. If I locate them, I'll respond to your request again. Thanks for visiting our Channel.

Thanks, it's mine too. Subscribed?

Thanks, I have two sets of vintage passenger/baggage cars that run behind a 2-6-0 Mogul engine.

Glad you liked it.

Thanks! Did you subscribe? There are "How to" videos to come, as well as trivia.

The Mogul is great for layouts having tight curves and set in the early days of the West..

The Mogul is a great engine for tight curves and depicts the early age of rail.

Yup, NW Greater Phoenix, AZ. Ono April 2nd, 2024, the temp was 90!

They do a great job!

No. I just left a link to eBay so anyone could buy a set. I believe the vendor is having a sale. Buying anything through my link will help support the channel, and it does not cost more to use the link and you might save a few dollars.

Click on the Club link in the description. You can send an email to be added to the list.

I'll be posting 2 more later this weekend. Subscribe and you'll get notice.

I'm going back to film more layouts at Christmas time. Click the Tucson Club link. Once there, send an email. Please mention you saw the layouts on Trains in the Garden with Dave

Perhaps at Christmas time.

If you subscribed, you'll be notified when I upload another video. I plan to upload a video on Tucson layouts before the end of Sunday.

Hi Paul, we're in NW Phoenix, Arizona, but our videos are from the US, UK, Germany, and growing. Do you have a DVD of your layout? let me know.

In Greater Phoenix, but the videos are from all parts of the country and a few from Europe

Thanks for your comment. Watch for the new one on LGB and a layout in the UK.

Yay! Thank you!

Glad you like it! More on the way, including another in Germany and a peek at LGB.

Glad you think so! We have two more soon to be uploaded. One in Germany.

Glad you like it! Another new one in Germany will be uploaded soon. Subscribed?

​@@GardenTrainsDave I am now!

@@dancurran8977 Thanks! Watch for some Trivia shorts and a great one with tons of tunnels and bridges.

Thanks for the comment.

Thanks for your comments. We'll continue trying to offer great layouts.

It is! Glad you like it. We'll be uploading two more shortly. Subscribed?

@@GardenTrainsDave Yes. 🙂

It's a great example of what one can build. Thanks for your comments.

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Thanks for your comments!

Piko and LGB. The ties are most important for UV protection.

The tracks you use should depend on the elements they will be exposed to and, in my opinion, always look for reviews. Quality is important as are the ties.

Thanks Jody. Ther's a lot more to be published.

@@GardenTrainsDave looks like you have done a lot of work with your train exhibits! I wish you much success Chief!!! 🙅‍♀️

Thanks. It's a lot of work, but fun. @@jodyinflight5296