Happy Friday Everybody! It is time once again for Weekend at the Movies!!! Just one more week until Opening Day of the Pearl River Train Show! Here is one of my favorites from a past show.
Now, lets see your videos!!!
~Jeffrey
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A quick iPhone video of my Lionel 252 I made for "Tinplate Tuesday" on Facebook
Man, that NYC was really moving. Made the baggage door fly open. 
All Railroads have a ruling hill, Rich Melvin will tell the story.
Published by: Fort Wayne Railroad Historical Society
March 6th, 2014
Has over 10,000 views and if you have already seen it, it is fun to watch again.
Movie of the Week
Long Island Live Steamers Run - John Geib
Published by: Richard Einhorn, On You Tube, a Public Video
Most of us run Model Electric Trains, I learned a lot about Live Steam Models.
The engineers gives a detailed description of all the operations.
If you do not have time to watch now, please bookmark.
Jeff’s Movie Theater
We have some fine feature films this week.
Last call • Jeff will be closing the Concession Stand,
Get some popcorn and a Red Hot, Hot Dog.
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Buddy Mike was so impressed today with our visit to the New Jersey Hi-Railers that he put his pilot's license to use and hopped into an O-gauge Piper cub to get some videos. Seems he got a little disoriented over the refinery, though.
Great videos as usual!
What do you guys do to post the longer videos? Even when I shorten my videos they tend to be over the size limit.
Originally Posted by bigtruckpete:
Great videos as usual!
What do you guys do to post the longer videos? Even when I shorten my videos they tend to be over the size limit.
Who is telling you that your video size is to big? The OGR Forum or You Tube.
Video size should not be an issue, Eric's Trains does a lot of long videos on the OGR Forum, via You Tube, his last major video was about a hour long, a Product Review about the Lionel Big Boy.
His knowledge, layout and personality has made him the top Video Creator for O Gauge Railroading
You Tube has on line classes for video creators and they strongly recommend to keep the videos around five minutes.
As of todays date over 15 channels have become millionaires, making YT videos. None in the train world. Cooking, comedy & music are the leaders.
Originally Posted by bigtruckpete:
Great videos as usual!
What do you guys do to post the longer videos? Even when I shorten my videos they tend to be over the size limit.
Hi Pete,
I upload everything to Youtube first.
~Jeffrey
Originally Posted by trainroomgary:
Jeff’s Movie Theater
We have some fine feature films this week.
Last call • Jeff will be closing the Concession Stand,
Get some popcorn and a Red Hot, Hot Dog.
Gary,
Thanks for the art! Concessions are still open as long as people come to watch the videos! 
~Jeffrey
chessie1971 your video keeps coming up with an error. Try again.
Rick
The 765 and the NS Heritage Engines 8102 PRR and 8098 Conrail ES44AC in a MU as they were in May of 2013. Just having some fun with the GoPro and the new engines.
And one more from the other direction...
Rick I know LOL. I been trying this since last night it won't come up for some reason then i posted the youtube link and it got deleted.
