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This was just from that same running session I had with my dad and Eric, I was basically fooling around with my flash option on my Samsung Galaxy S8. And here, we catch my powerful Bachmann Baltimore & Ohio EM-1 2-8-8-4 Yellowstone #7628 (Definitely the Largest N scale engine I own) struggle through the upward climb of Berkshire Valley with it's signature coal drag. And if you can see it at a certain angle, it is reminiscent of the nighttime photography styles of O. Winston Link. DOUBLY so if there is a huge articulated steam engine making a generally grand display. I mean, you can just hear the relentless huffing and chuffing, the thunderous clickety clack, and the deafening shriek of that hooter whistle reverb across the layout!
Oh yeah, there's another one of my dad's resident dinosaur's running... or, should I say SWIMMING amok in the river below. A mosasaur, I believe to be precise.

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This was just from that same running session I had with my dad and Eric, I was basically fooling around with my flash option on my Samsung Galaxy S8. And here, we catch my powerful Bachmann Baltimore & Ohio EM-1 2-8-8-4 Yellowstone #7628 (Definitely the Largest N scale engine I own) struggle through the upward climb of Berkshire Valley with it's signature coal drag. And if you can see it at a certain angle, it is reminiscent of the nighttime photography styles of O. Winston Link. DOUBLY so if there is a huge articulated steam engine making a generally grand display. I mean, you can just hear the relentless huffing and chuffing, the thunderous clickety clack, and the deafening shriek of that hooter whistle reverb across the layout!
Oh yeah, there's another one of my dad's resident dinosaur's running... or, should I say SWIMMING amok in the river below. A mosasaur, I believe to be precise.