Southern Pacific model railroad update: introduction and overview

[@KandWRailroader]

I love the prototype area you are modeling...use to travel to Montrose all the time. Played golf once at the Devil's Thumb golf course. Thank you for sharing! I'm looking forward to future updates!

[@bncsystemsshortline]

Yo JSlice great to see an update of the switching Layout!! Cant wait for the next one!!!

[@Aspen_Gold]

@@bncsystemsshortline thanks there John!

[@georgiasunbelt]

Enjoyed watching other MRR’s thought process and development…will be following along…

[@ruatrainman2]

Hey bro, looking good. When I look at the left side of your layout, all I can think of is that video you showed me of the prototype with the rough wobbly track in the weeds next to the river. I love that spot. You have a lot of switching possibilities in that small area, that should be really fun to operate. You can still do a small woodchip area at the end of one of the tracks, I've seen it done. I can't wait to see some switching, thanks for sharing buddy.

[@Aspen_Gold]

@@ruatrainman2 hey Dave, thanks for the kind words. I was aiming to have some scenery and avoid that concrete jungle look that modern industrial parks have.

[@justn2trains]

I really like the layout, nice work ! 🤠👍

[@Aspen_Gold]

@@justn2trains thank you. Appreciate the kind words

[@SpringfieldAndWestern]

Hi, just came across this video. Really liked what I saw and some things you said. It's always better to not cramp too much stuff in a small space, so good idea to avoid the concrete jungle. I did subscribe and will follow your progress. I got a tiny N scale switching layout myself, maybe stop by at my YT if you want.