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Scott Rails

Scott Rails

@scottrails
Est. 2023·Canada·English·~4 vids/wk
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Scott Rails is a DIY & Crafts YouTube creator with 12.9K subscribers and 2.2M total views. The channel covers model railways, ho scale model building, n scale layouts, train set assembly, miniature dioramas. Active for 3 years, the channel publishes about 4 videos per week. Videos average 3.1K views each. Based in Canada, the channel's primary language is English. YouTube channels with 10K–50K sub channels typically charge between $200 and $3,000 per sponsored video. Book a sponsorship directly on TrySpansa.

12,900Subscribers
724Total Videos
2,243,280Total Views
Source: YouTube Data API

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Views / Video284K
Impressions1.2M
Age Demographics
13-17
8%
18-24
35%
25-34
28%
35-44
16%
45-54
8%
55-64
3%
65+
2%
Gender Split
Male 62%Female 36%Other 2%
Core: Male 18-24
Top Countries
🇺🇸United States
28%
🇬🇧United Kingdom
18%
🇧🇷Brazil
12%
🇮🇳India
9%
🇩🇪Germany
7%
Traffic Sources
Search
34%
Suggested
24%
External
14%
Browse
12%
Content Performance
128KAvg Views
4.2%CTR
+1.2KNet Subs
3:42Watch Time
Subscriber Growth
6 mo agoToday
Device Split
Desktop
48%
Mobile
34%
Tablet
11%
TV
7%
Watch Time
8:42Avg Duration
42%Retention
2.1MHours
6.8Views/Visit
Content Type
Long-form
55%
Shorts
28%
Live
12%
Members
5%
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About

Welcome to Scott Rails. I am Dave Scott, a Scottish Canadian and in my third year of enjoying the model railway hobby. I post videos around 3 times a week of my model train layout builds, in HO scale and N scale and in future T scale. I cover everything associated with the model railroad hobby, including structural work, track work, scenic work, model building, locomotives from all popular vendors such as Kato, Tomix, Rapido, Bachmann, Walthers, Athearn and Atlas. Electrical work for both track wiring and lighting. I also include content using 3D printers (filament and resin) for printing components for the layout. Finally I like upgrading loco's from DC to DCC and fixing broken loco's and post how to's on this. I also do a bit of rail fanning in the Ontario area and beyond. On Friday's I regular host a live stream for about 4 hours of live chat and train running fun.

Recent Videos

A Short One Take Video Of Five Trains Running On My New N Scale Layout - Japanese And Canadian
Scott Rails Live - Late Night Locos - Running Trains - Chat n Chill - NO ADS!
New N Scale Layout - All Track Power Wiring - Feeders And Turnouts
Scott Rails Live - Friday Night 8pm - Running Trains - Chat n Chill - NO ADS!
Big Train On The Banked Curve #modeltrains
New N Scale Layout - Freight Line Gets Laid!
Scott Rails Live - Fly-On-The-Wall Stream - Working On The N Scale Layout
Subscriber Gifts - My First Fox Valley Model And Other Assorted Goodies

Channel data updated August 2026

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