A Visit to Brick Mountain

[@kellingc]

It looks so surreal with the 1:1 aspects. The amount of land is mind blowing. I'd love to see things going up the grade, too. This is wild!

[@michaeldennis9063]

That is absolutely amazing. The money and time spent on this must be staggering. I want to ride that so bad. Im beyond impressed

[@shawnmcandrew6923]

this is absolutely mental levels of dedication to the hobby.

[@theRondackJCT]

Well he pretty much owns the mountain so with that level of money why not go all out

[@shawnmcandrew6923]

@@theRondackJCT no reason not to. I would lol.

[@vettebecker1]

What I wouldn’t give to see this place in person sometime ❤❤

[@theRondackJCT]

Wish I had the footage from the semi level rout that's where the nyc e unit was

[@robinroberts3335]

Fantastic 👍🏻😎

[@ultragor]

Where did they get all that antique railroad equipment--the crossings, the signals, the semaphores?!

[@1Nanerz]

Stunning. This place must need a full time maintainer plus B&B crew.😳

[@richardbedard1245]

This puts model railroading to a whole 'nother level! I wonder how long it took him to make the trees, they look so real!? Just kidding!

[@loco4501]

where is this fabolus railroad located?

[@jeep1943]

Was wondering where the Sydney Harbour bridge went😅

[@sarahendrix6842]

I may be a bit confused but aren’t those E units really hard to come by fully intact and from New York central

[@theRondackJCT]

@@sarahendrix6842 yep there's only a few other nyc e units left

[@joewoodchuck3824]

Lots of time and money for this to happen, not to mention the property it's on.