Industrial Railroad Action in Milwaukee, WI, in HO Scale

[@ЛЬВИНИ]

Excellent shot, Like !

[@daleym79]

I know the ribside caboose weren't actually used much on the Beer Line but they just look "right" on those trains! Great video!

[@chrisgreeson5758]

Great camera angles. Good job.

[@beerlinemodeler]

Thanks!

[@ewoodrailway]

Really good

[@beerlinemodeler]

Thanks!

[@katherinemorey6517]

Hi John, This is Cory Mears again. The H10-44 is my absolute FAVORITE switching engine to have ever existed. I love it so much because it has an overhanging cab roof and curves on the front and back of the cab. It looks phenomenal!

[@beerlinemodeler]

Thanks Cory! I’m glad you enjoy this channel! I too have always been a big Fairbanks-Morse fan. I’ll have another set of videos later this year coming out. So stay tuned!

[@manhattanterminalrailroadh9776]

Awesome! My kind of operations! #765 seems to operate really well at slow speeds and I love the engine sounds, especially when it accelerates. Who makes the model and what decoder/speakers do you have in there?

[@beerlinemodeler]

The locomotive is a Walthers Proto. I put a Tsunami2 sound decoder and sugar cube speaker in for sound. I added louvres from Archer Transfers, decaled with Circus City decals, and painted with TruColor paints.

[@thecnwmondovilinepaulscota7304]

Another really nice Ops video, John! I really love those octagonal crossing towers the MILW had. I have an old Kalmbach book from '68 called "Bridges and Buildings for model railroads" and there's a 2-page article by Gordy Odegard on the "leaning" one that was at 2nd & Commerce on the beer line.

[@beerlinemodeler]

Maybe I should lean mine. lol...

[@thecnwmondovilinepaulscota7304]

@@beerlinemodeler 😁😁😁