In our latest track car cam video, we take a ride on Luke Lemmens’ HO-scale Soo Line 2nd Subdivision circa 1979. The starting point is just outside Stevens Point, Wisconsin.
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That was one amazing set up must have taken years to build do you have any information on how big it is.
Is it set up in a shed absolutely fantastic
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Yes. Luke has a beautiful home layout. It’s multi-level and takes up most of his lower level!
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I am curious about what camera you used. The video was great.
Yes. Luke is a great modeler.
The camera is a Sony RM-LVR1.
What fun! I enjoy seeing a work-in-progress. Not afraid to let us see the ceiling and the multiple support systems. And the teaser of ending in the helix-can’t wait for part 2. And great music as well. Thanks, Luke.
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