Container Yard With Motorized Cranes and RC Trucks On My HO Scale Layout (Part 2)

[@russrockino-rr0864]

Awesome Layout. That new Faller Crane is very nice and will be fun to build. Thanks for sharing!

[@mikecroper8422]

Personally, I'm not so fussed about moving cars, etc. but the working crane is utterly brilliant. That transfer yard is a great bit of work; thanks for sharing.

[@blainedunlap4242]

The working crane, most impressive. They sell thousands, I wonder how many actually get to this spot. Whole scene, wonderful.

[@donsgotmoney]

Only somebody who has been to a rail container yard would know how all this would look. Great job sir, you have nailed it.

[@dewittkandle5674]

That is a fantastic container yard, the remote control trucks and overhead cranes are great. You are very talented,to be able to motorize all that equipment,that is the best I have ever seen.

[@SideTrackedRobotics]

Andolik, you have nailed it. I am here in Columbus Ohio visiting my son who lives near the CSX Intermodal yard. AWESOME........

[@marke.saunders4803]

That is absolutely amazing! Great modeling and RC combinations!

[@mattc7782]

I really liked this, I want to get into model trains as a hobby but was concerned I’d get bored with it. I’ve been looking for videos on functionality of the trains, accessories, and various other items. This really gives me hope I could tinker in the hobby for a long time and still have more to learn and do. Thank you!

[@chrisboyd8720]

Same here! I have thousands dollars worth of N Scale products from Scale trains and Lombard hobbies, I got everything put away and haven't touch it in 8 months

[@timcountryman961]

Incredible. This entire setup and operation is just amazing.

[@kevinleftridge8241]

Man you nailed this!!! 🔨

[@markl3893]

I was project manager for the installation of a truck scale at an industrial facility. The red/green lights were at the other end of the scale, where the driver could see them.

[@stephenpike3147]

Wow, now that is so different with the RC trucks and DCC controlled crane, and all in HO that is some fantastic model engineering. Great you can go through a full loading sequence with quite a bit of precision. Have you thought about combining the Faller wire guided system to give some semi automated traffic movement to compliment the existing kit and your more intensive operation. I appreciate all the thought and planning that has gone into this, very impressive. Enjoy, Best regards Stephen

[@timlabell]

Insomnia has struck again. Only to find a very cool looking train set up love that deal with your crane

[@billkrueger7549]

That is very impressive. Thanks for sharing, the camera work was fine. You can improve, as you continue to share. I will be watching. Cheers !

[@daylightdave9405]

This is really neat... the scale is really cool... luv the intermodal yard... DD 🤗

[@macmccune21]

Very nice. I am sure operating the layout is more relaxing and fun than actually doing the work! (I used to be a truck driver hauling containers)

[@jaijeffers3273]

great video. love the rc trucks too

[@jdmills4370]

Wait You have RC HO scale trucks on your layout? Whoa…..

[@5-7Farms]

You should make a video on how you did the moving vehicles.

[@DarkTerritory71]

Killer work

[@chrisboyd8720]

This is super awesome!! I wish i had a layout for my N Scale Intermodal collection

[@sunnysiderails397]

WOW this is just awesome, really well done, love it at night also with it all lit up!!!

[@FlyWithRookie]

Wow this is incredible. Would you ever build and sell the MI Jack? I’m interested.

[@kenzeiszler8213]

Fantastic, lots of work but just for the joy of doing it. Are the vehicles motororized from the factory or did you motorize them? You ought to be proud of your work.

[@josephreed5155]

Great job for OP sessions.

[@UrMomsChauffer]

This whole set up is amazing. Your work is truly appreciated. Your accuracy with that container crane is amazing. It reminds me of the claw machines at arcades. Are those Leaseway Trailers Con-Cor models, and where did you get them?

[@rahsunwilliams]

Wow this is awesome

[@ac44000cw]

Great work I have done very similar work on my N scale stuff

[@robgrune3284]

awesome!

[@Rbs35405]

Amazing, awesome 😮😮😮😅😊😊😊

[@fiercetrains4052]

LOVE IT MAN!

[@Jackcook27]

I’d kill for that rc 😂

[@andolik]

which RC? I can built you one if you pay me.

[@CONTAINERMAN68]

Are the trucks RC, or do you use the Faller Road System? How much for an RC Walthers Kalmar container crane? I'm going to use the IHC Container Cranes for my intermodal yard and scratch build my own port Container cranes. The big A frame style cranes. Very cool intermodal yard! Love the sensors for the truck scale and all of the RR crossing signals! I scratch built my own 4 head light poles. My intermodal and port yards will be lit up like it was daytime during the night.

[@scottsmith7051]

Awesome!

[@ronaldrondeau7870]

that is very impressive

[@SAJC22]

A mi hijo le fascinó el video

[@Griphook3D]

Very nice…

[@ronvanhoose2130]

Amazing

[@sernajrlouis]

Cool video and channel just subscribed

[@larrynewhall3974]

Wow!

[@farmerdave7965]

What brand and model crossing sensor has such great sensitivity distance ?

[@sunnysiderails397]

What did you use for the grass next to the scale at around 2 minutes?

[@anthonyborden2513]

Excellent layout 👌 can you do an overview of the whole layout the size of the layout and how 🤔 much will it cost for you to build signal weight station 🚉 light system and rc truck 🚚 will pay thanks

[@andolik]

HI. The RC cars takes lots of hours to finish. The container cranes takes tens and tens of hours. The big cranes take about a month to built.

[@ingokonen5755]

?!? You have german truck @your containeryard ?!? ... i dont think so that any actros in northamerica is running ... but nice idea ... how did you do that your trucks can drive

[@jaystanley5351]

WHERE ARE YOU FROM? DO YOU LIVE IN THE United States now?

[@davidwilken3584]

That must of been an ex Swift driver exiting the scale!🤣

[@uglykidmoe150]

absolutely amazing, i'd hazard to guess you have an electrical/electronic background, engineer maybe?