I'm shooting video all the time.
With today's snow, it seemed like a good time to edit a bunch of clips into something (hopefully) coherent:
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I'm shooting video all the time.
With today's snow, it seemed like a good time to edit a bunch of clips into something (hopefully) coherent:
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Man you have really put a nice layout together.
Beautiful Layout!
Love all of the action.
Another entertaining video of one of my favorite model railroads going back quite a few years now.
Great stuff!!!! I may have asked before...but do you have a track plan posted anywhere??
Like AMCDave, would love to see the track plan.
Super layout and fine video!
Thanks for posting!
Thanks, Ralph, I really enjoyed the video..great stuff.
Ralph
Nice layout. BTW what software to you use to combine the clips into a single video?
Steve
Wow thats great. Thanks for sharing
Well done!
Peyer
Great work on the layout, the plan(s) AND the videos!
Thanks again!
>>>BTW what software to you use to combine the clips into a single video?<<<
FYI this 12.5 minute movie began as almost an hour's worth of clips.
Great video Ralph! The pacing shots were especially neat, don't see that much in O guage.
Fabulous video Ralph. It's always fun to see action on Jasper's Rock!
AWSOOOOOOOOOOME!!!! Layout and Video Ralph... Fantastic Job!! Especially love the Conrail/Conrail/Erie Lackawanna lashup... Thanks for sharing!!
Fantastic layout & video.
@Erie Lackawanna - One of the reasons I love these two railroads (Conrail, Chessie System) is that because they were both "Merger Railroads" you would often see "rainbow" trains with head-end power still in it's original paint scheme - maybe a stencil to signify the new railroad.
Back when all these mergers were happening I was probably more of a (real) rail fan than a model railroader. I loved the mis-matched consists and all the colors and variety. And the larger the pool of inclusive railroads, the more variety you got.
@Erie Lackawanna - One of the reasons I love these two railroads (Conrail, Chessie System) is that because they were both "Merger Railroads" you would often see "rainbow" trains with head-end power still in it's original paint scheme - maybe a stencil to signify the new railroad.
Back when all these mergers were happening I was probably more of a (real) rail fan than a model railroader. I loved the mis-matched consists and all the colors and variety. And the larger the pool of inclusive railroads, the more variety you got.
@Silver Lake, I have intentions to create my own "CR" (Conrail) stencil decal and apply it to my Erie Lackawanna SD45. I think it'll be a nice touch.
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