How to Operate the Aquia Line.

[@whitequasar4686]

This is so in depth for a model railroad I've never seen a railroad that uses morse code and breaks and stuff very cool the 1870s-1890s is very under modeled

[@timbodemi]

I love those operating extended links on the fronts of the locomotives! Nice video, Bernie!

[@TrainsandDioramas]

What a great model railroad! The pin coupling and the working breaks are such wonderful features! One of the best civil era model railroad I’ve seen.

[@pgclift51]

Great update - thanks for posting.

[@Prin7er]

Liked this video, Bernie.

[@usstexasbb3555]

I have a question are you going to ever add the general and the Texas

[@BernardK]

No. I had a copy of the General but I sold it. I converted the Texas model to the Fury. The General and Texas were not USMRR locomotives.

[@usstexasbb3555]

@@BernardK oh man I wish you didn't sell the general it'll be nice like to show The Western and Atlantic Railroad Locos even thoe there not. U.S.M.R.R

[@ugtmkoala3762]

What scale is this railroad?

[@BernardK]

UGTM Koala o scale. 1:48.

[@ugtmkoala3762]

@@BernardK I gotta say it blew me away with the detail.

[@anthonyoglesby9184]

as someone who works for the railroad, this is to much like work.