A&M G Gauge Garden Railroad Switching Peck Co-op Grain Elevator Large Scale Trains In The Backyard

Let's once again take a journey back in time to the summer of 2022 in this video of my personal G gauge garden railroad the A&M. We'll be focusing on switching out the Peck Co-op grain elevator in this video so we won't be seeing any mainline action but that's okay as switching is truly a lot of fun! I'm still trying to catch up on past videos and while this almost finishes out the A&M videos from the past it really doesn't make a dent in the rest of the backlog lol. There's one more video of the A&M 2022 operating year almost ready to upload so keep an eye out for it in the next couple weeks on the channel.
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[@josephpruett5661]

Fantastic nothing like a good switching operation.

[@MrPictovid]

Thanks! I'm sure it isn't done prototypical, but we were just having fun with it.

[@SERA52Railfan]

Awesome video and layout. Smooth operations👍 thanks for sharing!

[@wolfgangpfeilergartenbahnd6530]

A great video of a fantastic garden railway system. Beautiful trains on the move, excellently filmed. Thanks for showing and happy Easter. Best regards from Germany.

[@MrPictovid]

Thanks and Happy Easter to you as well!

[@fivaldrood]

What is that grain elevator made out of?

[@MrPictovid]

It's made from aluminum sheet that is tig welded and then powder coated. The silos are schedule 40 pvc pipe.