Happy New Year Everybody and Happy Friday! It is time once again for Weekend at the Movies! I will kick it off with a few from last week. Still working on one more that I will post later.
Now lets see your videos!!!
~Jeffrey
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Early in the morning on the last day of the National Capital Trackers show at the B&O Museum. Trains are running before the museum opens and as Trackers are still arriving.
B&O Bill, WOW lots of action in your video. Looked like at least 3 freight trains and 1 passenger train. Very nice video'. You guys must have put on quite a show for the people around your area. Thanks for promoting our hobby.
Nice videos, My son and I have been busy and have no new videos of the layout. However we did ruff it a little over New Years eve and hiked along the Platte to watch trains. The high was 0 or maybe -0 and snow. Like their is a difference. Any way we had a blast watching our favorite SD70 macs and some Orange beauties hauling coal. Here is one of the videos going over a cool old bridge.
Glad to see fresh video of your fine railroad, Drew.
Can you spot the TOFC that Ben was selling? The consist of weaver TOFCs is being pulled by an MTH LIRR RS 1 and at the rear is an K-Line LIRR caboose.
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Some real nice videos.
Disassembled the Christmas display yesterday. Time to rebuild upstairs. Here's the last video from the Christmas season.
Thanks Tom
This is my new toy. I hadn't lubed the cars, which gave her a little trouble starting out.
And since I forget to add these all the time, how about a couple from the Reading and Northern 425's Office Car Special:
I also have other videos of 425 (including a cabride) on my youtube channel if you are interested
Guy's thank you for the video's.
Thanks Guys
Originally Posted by Matthew B.:
Disassembled the Christmas display yesterday. Time to rebuild upstairs. Here's the last video from the Christmas season.
Matthew
I am disappointed in the Southern Crescent!! I can't believe it...My childhood set lost! LOL! Nice video!
Ken
Them were the days Ken, fond memories of getting those brand new MPC ere trains out of the box and diving into our own world, where little brother's building blocks became tunnels and Lincoln logs would barricade the tracks. Our ears to floor eyes looking down the tracks in anticipation of what would happen to baby sisters Barbie doll, when there was no Dudley Doright around to ruin Snidely Whiplash's plans.
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Originally Posted by Matthew B.:
Disassembled the Christmas display yesterday. Time to rebuild upstairs. Here's the last video from the Christmas season.
Matthew
I am disappointed in the Southern Crescent!! I can't believe it...My childhood set lost! LOL! Nice video!
Ken
Michael R, wonderful shots of the Reading and Northern. And what a variety of rolling stock! Were the customers allowed to ride in the observation cars and the sleeper?
Wow! That brings back some memories. Thanks for sharing. I remember using building blocks to make tunnels and Lincoln Logs to make houses on the floor of my bedroom and running my Southern Crescent set. Those were the times, Matthew!! Ken
Originally Posted by Matthew B.:
Them were the days Ken, fond memories of getting those brand new MPC ere trains out of the box and diving into our own world, where little brother's building blocks became tunnels and Lincoln logs would barricade the tracks. Our ears to floor eyes looking down the tracks in anticipation of what would happen to baby sisters Barbie doll, when there was no Dudley Doright around to ruin Snidely Whiplash's plans.
Michael
I like you wonderful layout.
You have some nice toys.
I have taken a number of Blue Mountain and Reading trips.
My favorite was in the 90's to Gettysburg behind the ex READING RR T-1, even though we stalled going into Gettysburg. This required help from their RS3 and we were about three hours late getting back. It made for a long day. 
I will be taking down my Christmas Layout later this month when hopefully it is a little less colder!! On a snowing and a very cold day in the Midwest, nothing better to do but create a few videos of my 2013 Christmas Layout. This one features some of my Southern Steam Engines. Ken
