La Mesa Model Railroad Club Operation Session 3/5/23

On March 5, 2023, La Mesa Model Railroad Club hosted an operations session based on the date of January 26, 1953. The La Mesa layout replicates the route between Bakersfield and Mojave which includes the Tehachapi Loop. The club hosts operating sessions about once every 3 months and is a continuation of the previous operation session's date.
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This was filmed at the La Mesa Model Railroad Club's layout in San Diego, CA.
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Train layouts are worth building n investing into it keeps you wanting to build more layouts for customers to n entertaining friends n families n make more videos to show on you tube

[@trollmountainrailway2872]

Love watching this layout, almost a good as watching the real thing.

[@tektoniks_architects]

Truly, one of the most beautiful railroads I've ever seen.

[@jalbhagwagar3353]

I just lllllove this layout. So professional. This video is terrific. Please keep em coming regularly. Thanks a ton. Love and hugs to all who made this masterpiece possible, past and present.

[@michelgouverneur885]

these landscapes are wonderful

[@albertofranchi6408]

SUPER FANTASTIC THE REALITY IN 1:87 SCALE

[@thomradice8680]

Extraordinary railroad. Appreciated the alpine off during turntable rotation. Y’all may want to consider lowing volume locos.

[@seanpacificrailroad3700]

I can watch you guys all day long 👍

[@JamesPattersonGeepfan]

Holy cow, the Santa Fe Bakersfield yard has sure come a long way since I was last there!

[@daviddryden8088]

Say...that just one snazzy layout!

[@StillPlaysWithModelTrains1956]

Outstanding video and hey, the heavyweight rider coach in daylight colors frame 23:30. Is that a Rivarossi 60' heavyweight combine and where can I get more information about Southern Pacific mail trains like that one. It kind of reminds me of Santa Fe's Fast Mail with the string of head-end cars, express reefers and mail storage boxcars followed up with a rider coach/combine bringing up the rear. Keep up the good work and keep um coming!

[@OvernightScaleModels]

Thanks for the comment! I believe that's either a Precision Scale or early Coach Yard brass model. You can search for them on the brasstrains.com website and look at the brass guide.

[@StillPlaysWithModelTrains1956]

Thanks for the shout back and info! @@OvernightScaleModels

[@michaelgmoore5708]

How many cars on that very long train?

[@joelshank3666]

Too much background noise spoiled on overall fine presentation

[@David-yo5re]

Agreed. I hate that. Good videos are ruined by excessive background noise or obnoxiously loud music.