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Model train operations session on my HO scale model train layout which is based on Colorado’s Joint Line. Multiple trains from Burlington Northern & Santa Fe and Union Pacific can be seen operating over the my Joint Line layout. Some engines are still painted in their predecessor Santa Fe, Burlington Northern, Southern Pacific, and Denver & Rio Grande Western paint schemes as well as those of BNSF and Union Pacific. The layout is being built to replicate the Joint Line in the early to mid 1990s. This ops session is set in the early 2000s.
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A loaded and an empty BNSF coal train meet a BNSF stack train in Waycross, TX, a fictional city on Per Laursen’s HO scale UP layout set in south-central Texas.
Outstanding work.
Really nice video great job!
Fantastic video!!!!! I'm not just saying this, but this could possibly be the best model train video I've seen. The scenery is top notch, and the action was great. I love BNSF, and your layout is just great. Thanks for sharing, and I'd love to see more!
you should do a layout overview and show us your master piece :)
That was an amazing video. Thumbs Up!
Nice Layout!!!Extremely detailed…I like alot.Most model railroaders could learn alot just looking at this layout.Very realistic.
G'day…..SUPERB….In every way this is a wonderful layout and equally good video,,Congratulations,,,,,,Cheers  Rod  from Australia
Impressive! !!
this sure looks like an exact replica of the  location that PWALPAR railfans
Very cool train set up! Awesome vid!
Great video and awsome layout!!! Would like to see some ofyour crossings in video ..Keep it up
it looks so real
great video! Great layout! where do you get your signals and rolling stock from?
OH GOD I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS :)
Very nice
Excellent and interesting video. Great narrative.
Excellent video, thanks for the explanation/narration during the video.
Maybe this is a dumb question since I haven't started buying anything, yet, but looking at it with an electrical knowledge background; Power to feed the motors in your locomotives comes from the track, right?
So, how can you have two locos sitting next to each other, on the same track, and only move one?
Also, how many controllers do you have? (unrelated, sort of) [that's what they call the knob-turny thing, right?]
Great video!
You talked about some engines being renumbered, now when that happens to you renumber your engines or do you purchase the newly numbered engines?
Fantastic video, I really like how you narrated it with explanations. Well done. Great layout too.
Love your layout especially the bn I used to have bn locos running down a branchline in Pensacola back in the 90s. How do you uncouple your equipment
I have a BN GP 40-2 3062 not 3061
You should do a cab ride on your layout