I Miss Ucwepn!!!
After my latest re-visit to Ucwepns YouTube video Channel I became very nostalgic of how things use to be for me. It made me reflect back to when my interest in these trains were in its infancy and I really didn't know much about anything. How that all changed when I came across his YouTube videos. I learned so much, from what type of trains were out there to how to make repairs. I learned about how neat it is to be creative and modify trains to be something that is only in my mind. His Reviews and First Runs where so very informative and he didn't hold back in giving a manufacturer the 'What for' when it came to something that wasn't right.
Yes I Miss Ucwepn as he has been my main inspiration for my love of this hobby. I miss the checking everyday, sometimes hourly, in anticipation of a new video upload and when a new one did appear watching it several times so I could discover new details in his ever changing Layouts.
Yes, I Miss Ucwepn. I was so excited to join his first discussion Forums Web Site he created. I had so many questions I am sure that some members of those early Forum Sites wished I had been more quite.
Yes, I Miss Ucwepns apologies when he filmed in the shed when the rain was pelting the metal roof or the wind rattled the metal door. Funny thing is, none of that bothered me as I was always so intent on watching the video.
I Miss watching Ucwepn as a rookie YouTuber change and grow into a huge YouTube Star when YouTube Stars weren't like they are now. His influence on the youngsters who eagerly watched his videos isn't measurable. Many of those youngsters grew up and returned to the Hobby as adults because of his influence. You can see a lot of how Ucwepn has influenced other YouTubers who, to this day, create their own videos in his style.
Yes, I Miss Ucwepn.........................
What is your favorite memory, story or Video of Ucwepn???
Take a trip down Memory Lane
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