Unloading the Car Float Really Fast!

ALCO RS-1 469 in the World's Fair paint scheme unloads the car float really fast!
My model railroad is a 10' x 13' HO scale shelf layout set on Long Island in the mid 1960s (give or take). Why I model the LIRR is a long story... I am in the process of changing part of the layout to add more waterfront and the Phelps-Dodge copper refinery.
Track plan postimg.cc/yD5...
LIRR History: www.trainsarefu...
New York waterfront railroading: members.trainwe...

[@Spokes-xs2sh]

I'd like to hear the long story why the LIRR someday. Keep the videos coming!

[@longislandrailroadmontaukb982]

Oof. Someday, perhaps... Thanks for watching!

[@Tom-xe9iq]

I have a scratch built car float that is only 2 tracks wide and 4 forty-foot cars long. I have a tug that I clamp onto the layout frame behind the car float to give the illusion of being transported. I have a backdrop that depicts a bay scene behind it. Trains and water/bridges is irresistible for me!

[@longislandrailroadmontaukb982]

Me too, for some reason!

[@jeffbranch8072]

I guess the car float can be unloaded that quickly when the crew is running around that fast. Must have been some pretty strong coffee this morning. 😆

[@longislandrailroadmontaukb982]

I can neither confirm nor deny the strength of any beverages I might have had that morning.

[@jeffbranch8072]

😆

[@paullindell]

I want to incorperate a car float into my waterfront scene. I also want to do container barges.