Found these videos tonight. He did a nice job with the layout and the movie.
Eric's Appalachian & Western Railroad near Atlanta is open to the public Nov 17 as part of the Piedmont Pilgrimage
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Wow!
I would have bet you'd pick the video's of trains blowing up!
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PLEASE learn how to embed videos here. Don't just paste the URL into your post. I fixed this one...took 15 seconds to do it this way.
Eric posts here a lot.
I've watched every one of Eric's videos, IMHO good stuff! I appreciate his approach, giving the facts, stating it's his opinion when it is, and being pretty non judgmental in regards to which manufactures products he reviews. I would love to see more or if anyone knows of someone else doing similar videos, would love to hear about it.
Eric posts some very well done instructional videos on various O Gauge train products from locomotives to signals and accessories.
Here is his web site with all the info in one place.
Learned a lot from Eric's tutorials - he presents ideas and directions in clear and explicit language - KEEP THEM COMING ERIC!
I follow Eric's Facebook page and always look forward to anything new he posts. Great guy, very helpful and does a FINE job on his videos, layout, and promoting the hobby.
His site is a great resource about a lot of o-gauge train stuff. It's quite the service he is providing us!
I am a subscriber of Eric's YouTube channel. Eric is an interesting guy, is working on a really cool layout, and is VERY informative. Highly recommended!
Lots of nice trains running on a great layout! Good way to start my day.
Thanks for posting the link,
Don
If any of you are in the Atlanta area on November 17th, you can visit Eric's layout as part of the Piedmont Pilgrimage. The Atlanta NMRA does a great job of coordinating the annual fall visitation of model railroading that includes all gauges. If you are there this coming weekend, you could visit Raccoon Creek Scenic Railroad.
http://www.piedmont-div.org/pilgrimage/tour_date.html
Rick
One of the apps I have on my Kindle Fire for model trains links to his YouTube channel as well, and I love watching his videos. They are all you could ask for as far as his reviews go, and the tour of his layout is as if you were there with him! He's the kind of guy I could picture hanging out with, having a few beers and talking trains.
Fantastic stuff!
