Mill Creek 20th: Firing 15+ Live Steam Engines

[@richardjellis9186]

1:30... That's a hell of an engine lift.!🤯🤯🤯!.

[@jacobbamfield9775]

That’s what I’m saying

[@hohobbyist1098]

3:00 the caboose derailed in the background. Lol

[@edwardlove4300]

Ahhh, the smells of steam engines. Brings back some happy childhood days indeed!

[@Kevin-go2dw]

Just the tonic after a day on the footplate. One busy railroad.

[@harryrobinson2901]

Looks absolutely fantastic! I find these videos fascinating - I’m a member of a miniature engineering club in the UK, and our side of the hobby seems to be very different to yours! Our locos are usually far smaller. Keep up the fantastic videos!

[@glenncerny8403]

Some really nice equipment there.

[@FB-tq5ln]

Thank you so much for the videos. The engine are beautiful. It give great pleasure to see steam in action. GREETINGS from Dublin Ireland

[@susanlary6968]

What a fine looking little steamie guys! Yours is some first rate build as far as I can see!

[@rixretros]

Fabulous !!! I can't even imagine the man-hours taken to make these engines. Hats off to these enthusiasts !!!

[@rogerhuber3133]

WOW!! Some great engines. Partial to the CB&Q Hudson, B&M R-1 and the Godshall 2-8-0's.

[@joeminella5315]

Looks like these trains have a good on-time record for lunch.

[@richardjellis9186]

It amazes me how much weight these little machines can actually pull.!🤯🤯🤯!.

[@jamesm6638]

well the bigger ones do weigh about as much as a small car, so it makes sense

[@joelvale3887]

If I had money , I'm sure I would be playing with those trains too.

[@lt.dal94texascommand74]

Great video!!😊👍

[@jaeFFCC]

Sound great the C.B. & Q. 4000! ( 7:48 )!! ♥

[@harrisonofcolorado8886]

0:12 Very cool Marvel styled intro!

[@SimonTog]

Wonderfull video :)

[@ErikMatthWoodrYT]

Awesome Trains Man I Left You A Like For Some Support Fam Your My Best Friend

[@Mr7yhnmki8]

Could you do a time laps video from a stationary high mounted camera? Please.

[@MM-ci2cv]

how long does it usually take from getting a steam engine out of the shed/trailer to pulling away under its own steam? what sort of prep work do owners have to do to get to that stage aswell?

[@donquixotedelamancha6596]

About forty five minutes to an hour to unload, prep, fire up, and pop off both safety valves.

[@TheUnkownShadow]

What gauge is this?

[@MilesB1975]

Anyone know what powers the red diesel '500' locomotive?

[@sky173]

Beautiful. What do one of these steam locos weight empty? That's a lot of metal! ...and what scale?

[@donquixotedelamancha6596]

Those are 7.5 inch gauge 1 to 2.5 inch scale and most of those are 1200 to 2000 lbs empty.

[@rodolfomeneses9264]

How can I be part of the club?

[@nicholmansgarage3501]

What does it take to join this club? It's the closest one to me I can find, albeit 3 hours away. I'd love to go here once I get a train.

[@TheSteamChannel]

This is not a club, it’s a private railroad owned by a single party. You would have to contact them regarding visitation to the property.

[@mistermadmachine6311]

👏👏👏👏👏

[@1chuck96]

Anybody out there with a GTW U-3-b, K-4-a, or U-1-c ? Also, I have a large 8x10 format /professionally mounted B&W photo of 5629 parked next to the old roundhouse in Milwaukee Jct. taken somewhere in 1969. It's beautiful and pristine but it sits behind my couch since I have nowhere to hang it. All you'll need is a couple of mat's, frame and glass. All offers will be considered to a good home.