Little Train on a BIG Train Layout!! Running Even More Lionel TMCC O Scale Trains!

In Today's video we revisit "The Club" and run a few more trains around the layout, including my own M&StL #56 mine transport switcher pulling some postwar era cars!! We also get a nice cameo from some NYC steamers as well which looked amazing!! I hope you enjoyed todays video, thanks for watching!

[@greyfoxtrains3244]

That is a really great looking layout. And I want to make note of the use of Fastrack on a vast majority. Fastrack isn’t perfect, and yes, many replace it with Ross and GarGraves, but it has potential. And when some effort is put in to enhancing it, it looks great and runs well.

[@edwardrygiel5178]

That is an awesome white on the 1924!

[@johnpontin9276]

So enjoyed the vid! Thx

[@OldcampRanch]

Looks like fun 👍🏻

[@TwistedMacGyversTrains]

That was awesome Corey! Love your little guy. I definitely need to get one of them. My favorite part of the video was seeing that six track signal bridge in the yard. Do you have any information on it? Frank

[@RsTrainsonYT]

Thanks for the comment Frank! That signal bridge is so cool, especially how it actually works haha. I don't know much about it at all but I'll ask about it tonight. I think it might be all custom but I can't quite remember its story!

[@TwistedMacGyversTrains]

Thanks Corey!😊

[@railchief74]

My variation of the switcher that I have is the 58 great northern snowplow from 1998 by Lionel PWC. By the way. That Hudson engine was built by Lionel in 2009

[@RsTrainsonYT]

Thanks for the comment Mike! Shocked that Hudson is that old, I thought the swinging bell was always a newer feature! Those little snow plows are awesome, I'd love to get a rotary plow one day!

[@richardgreenberg5616]

Great video Corey. Love that little switcher diesel. It really held its own against those big locomotives.

[@RsTrainsonYT]

Thank you for the comment Richard! I'll be bringing a few more postwar styled pieces to the layout soon, it's a lot of fun to see how much has evolved in the model railroad hobby when comparing them!

[@johnandrus3901]

Excellent video. I have the #41 US Army Gas Turbine version of that engine. The small engines, the Gang Car and others are all based on the same drive train, just different chassis. Cool, little units.

[@RsTrainsonYT]

I think I have that same US Army switcher as well, they're great workers when they have lubrication haha, thanks for the comment!

[@MattKonsol]

That layout right there looks amazing especially at night! I really like your little switcher you ran at the club.

[@RsTrainsonYT]

Thanks for the comment Matt! I'll definitely be doing more night runs there in the future haha, it looks so cool!

[@kevinthibeault1323]

Nice video! That's quite a layout. Do you know who all the signals are made by?

[@RsTrainsonYT]

Thanks for the comment Kevin! Unfortunately I do not know anything about the signals but I'll make sure to ask when I'm next down there!

[@kevinthibeault1323]

@@RsTrainsonYT thanks! Love your videos!

[@Ed-ICE-Berg]

Great run Corey! I love the Mogul (I have the Milwaukee Road version)!

[@RsTrainsonYT]

Thanks for the comment Ed! I absolutely love those little Moguls, and I wouldn't be surprised if one of them ends up being my first command control steam engine (not counting my camelback) haha!

[@Ed-ICE-Berg]

@@RsTrainsonYT I don't TMCC, PS3, DCC, YMCA, UCLA, or anything else in their alphabet soup of control systems, but I do have a bunch of LionChief engines and I luv 'em! 😆