USA Trains SD70 Locomotives Pull Modern Freight on a Garden Railway G Scale Gartenbahn

[@CameronCobb]

Imagine chilling in a pool and playing with a model train. Goals

[@friendlypiranha774]

The most beautiful garden railway I have seen in a long time. Absolutely love it.

[@givemetoast]

Nice long layout!

[@richardcraniumdicksinn3959]

Awesome layout👍 I enjoyed this video a lot. I like the locomotives & rolling stock. They are much more realistic than the short🚌cars that you see everywhere. I'm just starting my G scale collection of track for my yard. You have some good idea's that I will be using. Thank you for sharing your video with us. 🚂🚃🚃🚃🚃

[@Dakman]

You are Welcome

[@hdspringer2561]

amazing layout 🙏👍, love the USA Trains SD70Macs.

[@johnsGgauge]

Lovely layout....some good ideas.

[@robc.5745]

Yes , Very nice..

[@Dakman]

Glad you like it!

[@joeguetzloff4465]

Jealous here! LOVE it.

[@Dakman]

Glad you liked it

[@tadheath5856]

I could watch this all day and night!!!! What's up with U.P.?

[@CPRailSD90]

Love it!

[@joshuatheodore1]

Why did you guys discontinue the union Pacific sd70mac it meant so much to me

[@Dakman]

Union Pacific wanted to be paid more "Royalties" for using their name which is why that particular cost more that the others. So I think it was a market decision that no one would pay more for one road name than the others.

[@joshuatheodore1]

Is the phoenix sound on sd70mac vary according to road name?

[@Dakman]

No it is the same no matter what the road name is.

[@joshuatheodore1]

Dakman Productions but the sound in the union Pacific is different than the others don't believe me sending you 2 different links

[@Dakman]

I believe you but the sound library of Phoenix is not that big. Zimo also sells sound decoders for G Scale and their sound library is much bigger

[@BenjaminShell]

I just noticed this question... the answer is that these locomotives are not using Phoenix sound, they each have QSI decoders which are highly customizable. The sound also varies by load on the motors (using back EMF), so the sound changes as they go uphill or downhill (coasting). With Phoenix the sound varies only by voltage which isn't the same as load, or with a chuff cam synchronized to speed, but that's also not as realistic as syncing to the actual load. Other modern DCC decoders have similar functionality, such as Zimo and ESU.