One Trip Around Harry's Basement and the NPOG Club Modules

Thanks John~my favorites were the rock outcroppings. I want to try that on my layout. Also the trip through downtown was awesome, wish things had slowed down a bit for that part of the trip. And all-time favorite was passing by Solder Station, but there weren't any people waiting for the train. Haha. Great ride...great little camera.

Lot of fun to watch. Thanks for posting.

Nice trip!  That is an impressive layout.  What a lot of equipment on the shelves above the layout!  Thank you for posting, John!

I'm sure I'll have more of these now that I have the camera, this was just it's maiden voyage on the layout.  Harry does some amazing stuff with the stone work and rock, a real artist.

 

The reason nobody was waiting for the train is that it was a freight!

 

Good one! I thought it was because things were in a state of “flux”.


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WOW!The only thing missing is cinders from the stack!Very impressive!!          Mike

Great trip on an impressive layout.  Thanks for sharing the video.

 

Joe

Neat camera; terrific layout; and engaging video because of the perspective.

Thanks for posting, John.

Awesome video, thanks for sharing!  Gives me something to shoot for....

 

Very nice video & layout.

Certainly took a lot of talent and effort to create all the modules for a layout with such realistic trackwork, structures and scenery. 

thank you posting this video.

 

Charlie

Would love to see it in person, since I am not too far away :-)

Thanks guys, you can thank Harry for much of the scenery, he's a workaholic when it comes to the layout!  We welcome guests, I think Monday nights are the best time.

Good one John. When it jammed at the tunnel I thought my computer had froze!

Yep, I was sitting on the other side waiting for it to come out, when it was obvious it wasn't coming out, I decided to go look!

 

Thanks for posting.  Great layout.  I thought the ride was never going to end. 

 

Rick

I could have gone faster, but I didn't want to make the viewers sick!

 

Hey Gunrunner, this was a Fantastic, Fun to Ride Along Video. You have made my day and keep the videos coming. The layout is super big and well done. Thanks so Much.

Nice video GUNs!!!  Now that's a small camera! Thanks!

Thanks guys.   I do like the size of this camera, for it's small size, it does a decent job with the video.  With a 32gig card in it, it can record hours of video, I think it'll do a couple of hours on the internal battery.

Hi Guys 

THANK YOU for all the complements for our Club.

 Doing this with John was fun.

 Buy watching the video I see a lot of little thing that need improvements.

 some of the things you don't see walking around layout. 

 It opens your eyes to little thing that I will improve on. 

 We will be having an open house on February 21st. We have a post for it.

 Hope to see those that can make it.

   

  

Fantastic Video!!!!

 

 

 

I blame Devlin and Bourne for moving the tunnel portal 

MAN this video is un real.I love the character of the layout.Great job with everything.Nick

Great video and I'm looking forward to seeing it at the ooen house.

-Greg

Gunrunner, thanks for posting the video, very enjoyable, and great to see a modular group find a way to integrate into a permanent layout when not in use. 

 

Regards,

GNNPNUT

Great video and fun to watch! 

John, fantastic video!!!  Gives a terrific perspective of the club layout. 

 

Now who here can spot where some major surgery needed to be done on a few tunnel portals to provide more clearance for your Big Boy???   

 

First person to post the correct time-code wins a free hot dog at the club's upcoming open house!!!

 

David

Thanks John, I enjoyed that immensely.  The sounds on the engine are great, especially through the tunnels when the pitch changes.  I notice you didn't stop to add smoke fluid, the volume of smoke seemed very consistent from beginning to end. 

 

Does the engine you ran have the 'super chuffer' installed? 

 

 

John, could you describe the operation of the camera, on off, volume, and the steps necessary to view it either on computer or other, tv?  thanks

Very cool layout & train room. Like the tour via the train camera.
• Cheers from Michigan

I really enjoyed the rail trip..thanks for doing it.

Well done!

 

Ilove the industrial building with the open 1st floor....AKA Ellison's Oblong Box Co.

 

Peter

Wow! Awesome video!! Love the smoothness and clarity. So Gunrunner not only can modify and repair, he also can move mountains!

Thanks for sharing this great video John, it is very enjoyable watching.

 

Bob

Excellent.  Thank you for sharing.

Awesome video! So much to see from the cab thanks for sharing.

Brings back memories of last year's Open House, thanks for the memories and ride.

Thanks guys.  We did look at trying to fit the Big Boy through the tunnels, but the overhang on that is considerably more than the Y3b, so I don't think it's going to happen.

 

I think it's Devlin's fault the mountain was in the way, since he wasn't there, we can pin it on him.  If I had been going faster, maybe I could have moved it out of the way without manual intervention.

 

The locomotive was a Legacy, so it doesn't get the Super-Chuffer.

 

On the question of the camera operation, I attached the manual, much easier than typing all the stuff in.  The camera creates .MOV files so you can view them on most computers with a USB connection.

 

 

Thanks John, as we all know I can move mountains when I have to.