Too Many [On30] Trains

I realized that I had more trains than track. So before I sold a few pieces of rolling stock, I wanted to see if I could run some long trains.
Sorry about the music. It's all I could find, and seemed appropriate for a parade.

[@jimjohnston7688]

Love the trains and the music.

[@mbagrianski]

This is a very good layout, by the looks of the scenery. Good job!

[@grits3d]

Thanks! Scenery was the easiest part.

[@markframe4047]

Salute

[@a.lil.bit.looney]

At 4:28, is that a model of a C&S bobber? If it is, where did you get it? I’ve been trying to find one everywhere!!

[@carmium]

'Ello 'ello 'ello; wots all this then? Some of those cars in the first train were English OO coal wagons!

[@grits3d]

Yes, they actually started as Thomas the Tank Engine Bachmann cars, found on the bargain bin! I figured I could explain them by saying that the railroad's chief carbuilder was from the UK, and used British patterns to make some of the line's rolling stock.

[@Nick-xm1ux]

Correction: You don't have enough track :)

[@grits3d]

Ha! Good point, Nick. And now I'm 3D printing, so I've made even more trains.

[@davetenney5835]

Are you going to be selling any of your engines? I would be very interested

[@grits3d]

Well, we might be selling locos, but not these particular ones. I'll post some info here when it's available.

[@charlesdavis7087]

Good start. But I would like to suggest that 1. the music needs work and don't go for Hillbilly crap, 2. load up the flatbeds with something, 3. put 'water' in the creek, 4. change the camera angle now and then, 5. don't make the trains and boxcars look too clean. Take a lifetime and have a ball.

[@jesselunsford1535]

The music is fine, its not hill billy music, it's military.

[@MichaelStVitus]

How about you doing something instead of being a mindless critic, telling someone else who has worked hard and accomplished much. You, not so much.

[@charlesdavis7087]

@@MichaelStVitus How about you doing something instead of being a toxic asshole. I love their work. And, indeed, they can take a life time perfecting this masterpiece.