Curious to what channels you like to watch on YouTube.
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Andrew87,
Would you believe, "None"? Which has better rewards, twenty-minutes spent watching television or twenty-minutes spent with trains?
Of course this is a matter of opinion. May I ask, What is You Tube?
I'm with Pappy! I wouldn't waste my time with that YouTube drivel. Besides, I didn't know YouTube had "channels" anyway.
Wonderful how the first two responses are non-responses. Way to go guys! 
I haven't had much luck finding channels that post new videos regularly, but I do subscribe to several users. LionelModelTrains is a good one, Ericstrains is another one that I follow. I've noticed that one of OGR's competitors has a strong YouTube presence as well.
DaveClarkLumber has a pretty strong tinplate presence
Whats a U Tube channel? A honest question.
I have my own YouTube Channel called: kstrains
I don’t have permanent layout, but I set-up Christmas layout every year which I post many videos. Throughout the year I post videos of new stuff I buy that I run on my carpet layout.
Chris and Gary I follow the most because they always reply to my comments about their video’s as well as about my videos. In making comments you get to know about their layouts and the trains they collect.
SRCJO1481 Chris
trainroomgary Gary
There are many others I follow too. Some I will make comments because they will leave comments back, but other I don’t. Here are some of the other channels I watch…
Jeff Bennett
TheSteamChannel
There's mine!
MUEagle2002...it has stuff from the National Capital Trackers!
I don't watch any channel in particular, usually just type in Lionel blah blah blah or MTH whatever and just peruse the selections. Usually it goes off on a tangent and you come across a really cool video that has nothing to do with trains.
Jerry
Thanks for the shout-out KS!!
mjc6184 
thats me!
Similar to you, I have a carpet layout with two ovals (72" and 60" diameters). I try to post videos at least once a week or so, but mostly when I acquire new pieces and/or accessories to highlight.
YouTube can be a valuable tool for building your layout, fixing your trains, or painting and weathering....just as this forum is. There's nothing you can't find on YouTube when it comes to "How To's". I've learned just as much there as I have on this forum. I may not use a specific technique, but a combination of things I've watched or read that I turn into my own technique.
Originally Posted by Happy Pappy:
May I ask, What is You Tube?
"Seriously?"
Jerry
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Originally Posted by cta4391:
Wonderful how the first two responses are non-responses. Way to go guys!
I haven't had much luck finding channels that post new videos regularly, but I do subscribe to several users. LionelModelTrains is a good one, Ericstrains is another one that I follow. I've noticed that one of OGR's competitors has a strong YouTube presence as well.
What? OGR has competitors? I don't think so. Nothing even comes close!
I know what you tube is, but what is this about you tube channels and where does one find them?
Originally Posted by SURFLINER:
I know what you tube is, but what is this about you tube channels and where does one find them?
It is just the name given to all the videos posted by a single entity.
Great RR Channels to Check Out
On my channel I list all my favorite channels.
Click link below and see all 100 of my favorite channels on the right side of page called, "Great RR Channels to Check Out"
https://www.youtube.com/user/trainroomgary
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I enjoy Hikel Layout & Trains Once Around The Main Line and Bob Helm's Clinchfield.
...keep the rails polished...
MrMuffins Trains!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?...amp;feature=youtu.be
And "Roku" to connect to Utube and a zillion other Internet Channels.
NJHirailers of course
