Trains at the White Creek RR

[@vettebecker1]

I have done some switching like that at a couple of tracks with my A&B set, I think i had more fun doing that than operating the railroad; Great video and nice track

[@oldcaferacer]

wish to really visit this place this year just amazing

[@bnsfben1]

It is very enjoyable at night. Night time running changes the experience entirely.

[@Kazick228]

@mountainlova1009 it was an Eire Lakwana GP9.

[@bnsfben1]

What is that crew doing at 5:48? The engineer is shaking his head.

[@gabo130277]

que envidia de la buena me gustaria que esto pasara en mexico y de verdad felicidades se ve que adoran alos ferrocarriles un consejo hagan un parque aqui en mexico para volver adisfrutar de los trenes

[@Kazick228]

Goofing off. Its kind of a funny story with that CSX train and crew. First they break down and our passenger train rescues them. Then after they are fixed that little orange loco broke down and they went to go rescue it. That orange loco had just gone out with its first train of the meet when its drive belt broke, knocking it out of service the rest of the meet.

[@Kazick228]

Yes and no. This railroad is 7.5 in. But 1/8th can run on smaller gauge. Such as 7.25in.

[@Kazick228]

Bens right, at night is fun. I think I have a few clips some where.

[@Bkeytx]

Bet that would be neat at night.

[@Kazick228]

@MrRailroadrunner No, this was the spring card op session.

[@Kazick228]

Look up the web sites. It lists when op-sessions are.

[@jaymccain7019]

when do they have an open day?

[@monochrome_sea]

what engine is the camera on around 23 minutes?

[@MrRailroadrunner]

Was this the summer meet?

[@AnthraciteSteamHaven]

Is 1/8 scale 7.5?