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Thanks for posting the video Rodney. I have not seen it in person. It looks to be truly amazing. The scenery is phenomenal; the first thing that I noticed was the number of trees. That being said, I hate to be a killjoy, but really, who needs 16,000 freight cars and 1400 locomotives? On the wall no less! That's a rough calculation of over a half million dollars of rolling stock. NS must really pay well. I bet his wife doesn't know how much money is in the basement! LOL
 


santafewillie said:
Thanks for posting the video Rodney. I have not seen it in person. It looks to be truly amazing. The scenery is phenomenal; the first thing that I noticed was the number of trees. That being said, I hate to be a killjoy, but really, who needs 16,000 freight cars and 1400 locomotives? On the wall no less! That's a rough calculation of over a half million dollars of rolling stock. NS must really pay well. I bet his wife doesn't know how much money is in the basement! LOL
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4500 trees, 2000 cars in the yard. Great layout. Certainly proves in you want lots of trains to run prototypically (200 car trains), N scale is for you.
 
Beautiful layout. One thing I knopw is that I wouldn't want to have a derailment at the rear of the yard area. How in the world does he reach it?
 
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