For those interested, Aerial photos of the setup can be found on the Free-Mo Model Railroading Facebook page.

Thanks for taking time to film and upload this video.  It’s appreciated!

really nice, free-mo is awesome!

I visited the Spring Creek hobby shop in Deshler NE in August 2021 and man, it's got tons of inventory and it's way out in a small town in the cornfields!  I've been a customer for over 10 years and they have great service.  Nice to see the Free-Mo setup!

Looks awesome 😎👍

Really nice scenic shos of trains passing

Man classic model train action with classic units! Congrats on 6K subs also!

These are great - I’d love to see a few shots that show the complete place

Details of buildings always appreciated
ALSO CAN'T SAY ENOUGH ABOUT THE HOSTS  SPRING CREEK  ROCKS !

a fabulous setup !

So cool! I would love to see something like this and bring my own train to have go around

A railfans dream

Awesome

Wow nice.

That was great.

StepLights! We got some .402 LEDs but can't find where to sodor them to on the board for ScaleTrains.
So Awesome, keep up the good work!🎉

Most cars had reflective strips, but I noticed only one boxcar (TTX) that had graffiti. Today, it seems that almost all boxcars and reefers are "blessed", along with a smattering of other car types. Blair Line decals, anyone? Overall, very impressive.

It would be nice to see some of your detail. I can always see trains running around a layout!

These are amazingly detailed. It must have taken days to set some of them up.

Some nice shots of some well made modules, but I feel you fall into a common failure that a lot of people who shoot video of these types of meets - you concentrate on the close up detail without giving the audience a feel for the size of the whole setup. Grab a chair in a corner of the room, stand on it, and just a simple pan shot of the room is all that is required to give us a feel for expanse of the layout, and then the detail shots.