So good to see again and again. Thank to share, the good old time of train. Our memories will stay

Usually, I'm not a fan of 'ride on' railways but this video is eye opening. Brilliant fun.

This is really a very BIG TOY ! A toy for adults but wonderfully built. It would be very funny to travel in one of these. Congratulations, very nice!

Still one of my favorite videos to show off our hobby. Thanks for sharing this one Mike, you’re a legend!

Wonderful ! I'm delighted also to see young fellows involved with these fantastic locos. Thank you.

Really impressive how much work they put into those.

I love it! I had no idea anything like this hobby existed. It's a wondrous world, isn't it? Thank you for posting. I learned something today.

I'm speechless...all I can do is to admire...and cheer you guys up!! 10/10!!!

Being the Marlboro Man for 21 years and hearing the Music at meetings, it brings back some great memories. I have been to Wilberly Branco and Western, Blanco TX, and HALS in Houston. This is great fun. Very nice set up. Love the dinning car with table. If I ever give up my HO this is the way I am going. PMUSA bough the right to the music in the 60's and used it all of their TV commericals. Which are still shown around the world.

One beautiful machine.

Some great art work there. Beautiful.

Wonderful layout!! Very pleased to see they had real freight trains! The last engine is my favorite

Travail impressionnant ,vidéo d'une beauté exceptionnelle un vrai régal "Merci"

That was awesome! Well done!

Just brilliant!!!!

such parks should exist in every country

I love the narrow gauge shown here, it is just amazing, i hope that when i have the money, i can buy cars and locomotives that look that good

This video was incredible! I can not wait till my shay is finished!

Yes! The ultimate "old guy with way too much land and disposable income" hobby! Love it!

Fantasic video ! even the mandatory blow down opening on the tressle bridge after a stiff climb. I recently visted the durango & silverton & the cumbres & toltec railroads i spent a whole month out there mostly just to ride the trains & the K36 loco that was pulling our train did this blow down on the steel tressle bridge presumably to get rid off any boiler sediment from the stiff climb proberly. We do model engineering in the uk & i have a 5" gauge live steam model of the famous LNER mallard

What a great meet this was. Excellent video Mike!

There are places that sell ready to run, machined kit, unmachined kit(castings), and finally just the plans. railserve is a great web site for links to great live steam sites.

This is amazing! Magnificent locos. The Magnificent Seven music is just the correct tone for this film! I'm pretty amazed by this. Nice work. Best Regards Ryan aka GreatWestern175 from the UK.

É um país de patriotas onde eu teria o prazer de viver.

Shay live steam!! Amazing!!

Love the music video. And the music too!!!!!

The music, reminds me of a tv show. Awesome vid!

One of the best vids iv seen all year.

Really very nice!

looks like alot of fun!

Great video ! I just wish i could attend a meet like this Thanks Andrew

Excellent Clip, Great Live Steam footage !.

Show demais!! Amei essa diversão dos trenzinhos, mas só para os que tem muuuuuito dinheiro!! hehehe Queria eu ter um desses ou até mesmo, andar em um...

wow, how cool, a real Train guy's dream.

wow that's so cool

Beautiful engines! They're almost as big as the ones at Sonoma Train Town Railroad! 1:36 (gasp) They have dining cars too?! This is just like at those large railroads!

That was an ausome video. I really need to get back to work on my Shay.

C'est vraiment magnifique. Du rêve. ..ça fait du bien .

looks fun!

paráda.jsou nádherné.S těmi by se daly točit vlakové záběry z filmů.Šikulkové.

Super Video. Roger

Great video! Theme from the mag seven, right?

Wonders of engineering!!!

Man those steam engines are strong for there size.

Fantastic Video, very professional. What scale are these locos? Regards Ray

That is a very good video! that is the one&only =)

Nice set up and nice little video. Put "The great cockrow railway" into the search box above for an interesting little set up they have in England. The locomotives may not be as big but it has alot of character.

magnifico capitan, very good.

I had to fevorite that. WOW Petro

Coffee pot Steamers, this great to watch, awesome film.

Show!!!!!!!!!!

that's cool!!!!!!!!!

Did you know that they used a live steam locomotive for some of the train shots and train crash in Back to The Future part 3?

@MasseeMedia

5 жыл бұрын

It was actually a dummy locomotive being pushed, for the train crash scene. Here's a picture... posthard.com/behind-the-scenes-photos-from-the-back-to-the-future-movies/

Úžasné !! :)

not to mention coal gives off the right amount of smoke, you can even use plain old bbq charcoal if you had to. Not to mention coal burns cleaner than oil. I dont know how many times ive seen oil burning resulting in gummy deposits.

दिल तो बच्चा है जी 😅

Tak to nemá chybu-)))

I would love to download this video to put on dvd for my brother who was a steam train driver. Is this possible please?

lol I know what you mean. But personally I think this would be a better investment than $5,000 for a 1/4 scale V8 engine that runs like the real thing. That is just a desktop paperweight basically. These things if you build them to run off steam are works of art. But then again I always liked steam engines they have a specific sound about them and they are powerful. But I do know what you mean though $10,000 is alot if you dont have it.

this is awesome, but gotta be really expensive

ya and i run steam every time at my club! try to stay away from diesels and sometmes they are mager pain in the ass but they are soo much more fun and pleasurable to operate than a lawn mower on rails haha.

qUE LINDO!!!

extremely agree! propane is great but its to easy to run! Oil is a pain cuz u got a million valves like fuel vavles, anaemizors, and ur blower and ur stack is constantly getting dirty and u have to adjust everything to clen it up while coal is a nice balance between hard and easy! and ur getting a workout! haha

what is the number 15 engine at 3:00? It has an interesting drive mechanism.

That's some trainset....

Esta muy bien i es muy bonito

whats the name of this piece of music? great film and editing!

@mkelemen1

5 жыл бұрын

Matt's Modelling that's the magnificent seven theme

CADA DOIDO Q TEM NESTE MUNDO MUITO LEGAL

a mi me encantaria recorrer, por lo menos, unos 100 metros con alguna de ellas. Esos tipos tienen muchísima suerte. Yo ya conduzco un pequelo tren a baterias imitando ser una diesel, pero no hay nada como eso... =D

for me only thing a lawn mower engine belongs on is a mower and a gokart. Besides that if a train is a replica of a steam train it should be steam. I just think I would run coal fire on mine when or if I ever get one. LPG and propane and all that is good but coal just provides a hotter fire.

How many rio grande steam locomotives are there?

thats cool, I run 41 in real life. I would like to see more videos. also I was wondering has anyone ever made a c25 in 2 1/2?

Looks great. Jesse James would have a field day.

Does anyone know whatever happened to the train from the 80's TV show, Silver Spoons? ....if someone bought that one or it belonged to someone & the show borrowed it from them? ....just curious to know.

@MasseeMedia

6 жыл бұрын

For some reason I only just now saw your comment. The Silver Spoons train was made by Railroad Supply Corp in Burbank. It is live steam and ran on compressed air during the show. When the show was finished it was donated to Los Angeles Live Steamers to be auctioned off as a fundraiser. Most of the train including the locomotive is currently owned by a member of Riverside Live Steamers and runs there periodically. The boxcar from the train belongs to a Los Angeles Live Steamers member.

Cuidado a chave contra!!!.....kkkk Muito irado!

nice vid! I would love to make my BBQ a steam engine!

es el disney land para los adultos!!! yo quiero!!!!

Anyone know what that engine going backwards was? The 2 cylinder sidewinder, just before the Shay. steve

@MasseeMedia

6 жыл бұрын

It's a Mich-Cal Lumber Co. class A T-Boiler Shay, built from plans by Bill Harris. A good number of these out there. The prototype still exists and is on display at Turtle Bay, Redding CA.

@steveskouson9620

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you! I looked it up, Shay did make a 2 cyl engine. steve

Which if you mean $10,000 to obtain one of these trains I would say thats a better deal than $5,000 for a small 1/4 scale V8 that runs off gasoline. Atleast these trains do something the other just sits on your desk. But this is one thing I would like to get into. Currently though I will just have to be content with the models I put together of trains.

ill just be here... with my n scale

thers a couple companies. check out he discover live steam dls website

Although these models look more like 7 1/2" or 10 1/2" inch gauge loco's.

anyone know who I can talk to to get one of these built?

Some how the song fits highballing steam locomotives, dosent it?

Lucky guy at 0:25 :D

I HAZ A BUG BITE ON MY ELBOW :D nice trainz

What is the scale of the equipment? Normal 7.5 gauge is1 1/2 inch scale.

@MasseeMedia

6 жыл бұрын

Hiya. Narrow Gauge on 7.5" is 2.5" scale for 3ft prototype and 3 3/4" scale for 2ft gauge prototype. Most engines shown here are 2.5" scale. There are also a few oddballs with no particular scale.

@traviscurlutu7723

6 жыл бұрын

CaptainHarlock999 thanks for the info!

ya and u cant suck the fire out either wch is a major problem with oil fire engines especially when ur on a grade and relly working the locomotive

well loook at dls. ur gonna need at least 10 grande

Anyone have any information on the locomotive at 1:17?

@MasseeMedia

4 жыл бұрын

A one-off Forney type locomotive built by Jack Bodenmann, inspired by the designs of Australian model engineer Keith Watson. Jack sold the locomotive to someone else who now runs it on their property in Southern California.

@ajnadeau7820

4 жыл бұрын

@@MasseeMedia Thanks for the response! I was also able to find some more through Bitter Creek Western's website. No.9 I guess it can be built from RMI's Forney.

@MasseeMedia

4 жыл бұрын

@@ajnadeau7820 yes castings are the same. RMI licensed Keith Watson's Sweet Creek design for the USA and made several other engines out of it including a forney. Jack said that if he were to do it again, the only thing he would change is lengthening the cab deck a bit, it's a bit of cram to squeeze in there as you can see. I ran it once myself and found it otherwise absolutely splendid. Jack is one of the finest model builders in the world.

@ajnadeau7820

4 жыл бұрын

@@MasseeMedia Haha yea I was wondering how that space was, looked a little too cozy. Neat little engines they have.

@ajnadeau7820

4 жыл бұрын

I also just realized you filmed the Sweet Creek I watched a while ago haha.

E você aí, que se achava o máximo com seu "Ferroraminho"!

Track with is 7.5 inches for those who are looking for something to relate too. PS this ain't cheep.

Now how about a clip WITHOUT the damn music?!?

at 0:30 THOMAS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Dont mess. With us veys

Hi, I would like to be helped by sending me the design drawings of the trains, I also love the trains; i am from Perú!!! thanks

ya but still quit pricey for the average income and im 12 so ya haha. ppl always ask me though " that picture of you in the train, where can I buy one? I think I wanna do this!" But than I say " well give 50k and i'll get you an RMI forney just like this one" No response haha

vEJO CARA DE PREOCUPAÇÃO nos participantes,preocupação em não ganhar a competição rsrsrs

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talk about alot of steamers!