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sweet!
-dito-
this vid was a waste of time
Hey, it’s just a preview … it’s not the real video.
Oh, so you have to buy the real video?
You can if you want, but you don’t *have* to do anything. With a preview, you get a bit of the video and if you think it’s worth it, you buy it.
Certified Geeks with no life and I am sure most of them do not have a damn girl. LOL This video was certainly a waste of time. Excuse me, this preview. Tell all the geeks to work on their own personal appearence better
there layout needs more work before op sessions
awsome vid!!!!!
whats the name of the song?
Monster! I am ashamed of you! You are one of us also!!!!!!!!
MonsterRailroad, I don’t know what it is that makes you so bitter and nasty. I saw you refer to Christ one time on a forum, yet you enjoy spitting hate other modelers instead of being helpful. That is truly evil and disheartening, especially coming from a firefighter. Ask God to help you get rid of your bitterness because even when you’re having fun, you’ll always have that streak of misery. Race is an issue with you, but in the end it won’t mean squat after we’re all gone.
what do you mean monsterrailroad? You have a model railroad yourself, theres videos of it on your profile.
i dont get it either, whats wrong with there appearance? they look like normal people to me.
just let monsterrailroad go. he’s a tough guy
these things are cool. my club has operation sessions, they are fun to do
bad music i’m in to that kind of music
i like just see them run
I’m a Supt. on a joint BNSF / UP property. Not sure ‘how’ I clicked on this video, but I was amazed. I had no idea model railroading had ‘operating’ sessions. I’m not even sure what one is, but apparantly there’s more to HO trains than the ones I remembered from my youth.
Not sure what all was going on here (I watched it w/o sound), but one thing for sure. When something ‘goes on the ground’ the issue is resolved a bit easier than it is in my world. LOL
Uh, I don’t know these geeks. And I didn’t take much note of their appearance. And while model railroading is not my hobby, I can appreciate the effort of their work.
I guess what I’m trying to say is, I would rather hang out with these guys than a bitter asshole such as yourself
What is the music called?
punctuation goes a long way…
Just grab a throttle and run your train. Tell everybody to stay out of your way if they don’t want a cornfield meet.
Great operating scenes, outstanding equipment, and beautiful scenery. However, like all operating secessions I see a lot of old guys like me (60 years old). I hope more young people get interested in the hobby before it dies out.
You’re not looking very close … we have guys in their 30s, 40s, and 50s as well. as regulars.
This is royalty free music by TracksNow, SweetSpots, and Impact.
@Trolleymoose
I’m twelve and LOVE the hobby. Im in a club too, the youngest guys there are me and caleb, who’s 16. I spend at least 60 hours in my basement each week, Or im at base ball or basket ball. Any how, the hobby should most definetly be promoted.
@will77537
Great to see new young blood in the hobby!