Good afternoon! Was glad to see you and your work at the Timonium show last weekend! The video shows the modules on the mainline vs. being a branch last weekend. A different "vibe" with mainline action running through the scene. Thanks for the "behind the scenes" looks at how the loops and wye were built!
@@wrfreemo2006 Nice meeting you at the show too. Yes, it was different being completely off main, and usually we would have take advantage of that to do more switching but with my bum knee, Jimmy was busy running the mainline trains.
Glad to see the review & update( new to me) what is the pink foam controversy topic? The mmodualscare at about the same level of finish as my home built-in layout you have more buildings by far.
@@glenfrix157 Thanks - unfortunately not a machine most model railroaders would have, but there are probably local cabinet shops with them that would be open to cutting.
I’m going to free mo the great train show San Jose California February 3 I will be there featuring my Ho scene switching layout amazing job you’re looping an y sections were very interesting and informative and inspiring I live in Santa Clara I’m met the famous Bill at the railway station Santa Clara rail club I love Ho scale
This is certainly an interesting concept - building a modular layout and a refreshing change. I first saw the idea broached in a book in the 1980's. I live in the UK and model BN/BNSF on an end to end switching layout. I have subscribed in the hope you may do more videos of when the layout is exhibited. All the best for the future.
@@steveadamson2508 thanks. We dont do Springfield as it’s usually a weekend before a Timonium Show so would have to pick between one or the other , given the cost of meals, hotel, etc, and the work involved. If they were further apart, time wise, I’d imagine we would be at Springfield more often.
Thanks for sharing. Would you have any cad files you could share for the base board setup/cnc machining? Freemo is just starting to get some interest over here in Australia.
@@pauld2216 I’ve been asked before. I’m going to probably set up a domain that I can post files for Freemo and 3D printed railroad items on - for free, so when I have time.
Many thanks for sharing your video with us. Just asking. At around 8:00 time, the warehouse's doors are opening up automatically. Is it possible to know if it's custom made or a product available on the market ? Thanks for answering.
@@lucgagnon5241 They are made by a company called Veismann. They make a number of HO animated and signaling products. European based, but available via eBay or even Walthers at one point, but a little hard to find. They have a DCC control option but we run these on DC. They are also designed to fit in a specific Kibri structure.
@@mussersail Hi again. It would be very nice of you to do it. I'm modeler a paper mill with a huge shipping warehouse with many doors including trucks and rail boxcars. Even if I'm the only one doing OPS at the mill, it's a kind of gift I can obviously give myself.
Yes, sorry about that. I could have easily lowered that volume, but was a bit lazy in my rush to get out the videos before this past weekends new show. Won't happen on future videos as it's probably hard enough to understand me without background noise
Thank you for sharing your group's story! There's a lot of great-looking scenes on those modules!
Good afternoon! Was glad to see you and your work at the Timonium show last weekend! The video shows the modules on the mainline vs. being a branch last weekend. A different "vibe" with mainline action running through the scene. Thanks for the "behind the scenes" looks at how the loops and wye were built!
@@wrfreemo2006 Nice meeting you at the show too. Yes, it was different being completely off main, and usually we would have take advantage of that to do more switching but with my bum knee, Jimmy was busy running the mainline trains.
Glad to see the review & update( new to me) what is the pink foam controversy topic? The mmodualscare at about the same level of finish as my home built-in layout you have more buildings by far.
Love seeing fellow south Jersey modelers
Love Cheesesteak for S Phila LOL. Very nice work and workshop.
Killing it with the CNC machine! Nice job!
@@glenfrix157 Thanks - unfortunately not a machine most model railroaders would have, but there are probably local cabinet shops with them that would be open to cutting.
@@mussersail Tell Tim Moran I said hello. He's at Timonium this weekend. Talk to him about SpeedMo. I think you'll like.
I’m going to free mo the great train show San Jose California February 3 I will be there featuring my Ho scene switching layout amazing job you’re looping an y sections were very interesting and informative and inspiring I live in Santa Clara I’m met the famous Bill at the railway station Santa Clara rail club I love Ho scale
This is certainly an interesting concept - building a modular layout and a refreshing change. I first saw the idea broached in a book in the 1980's. I live in the UK and model BN/BNSF on an end to end switching layout. I have subscribed in the hope you may do more videos of when the layout is exhibited. All the best for the future.
@@rogermoore5761 Thanks. I should have one posted next week on this weekends show
Awesome ! Any chance that you are going to the Springfield show in Jan 2025? I would love to see your modules in person.
@@steveadamson2508 thanks. We dont do Springfield as it’s usually a weekend before a Timonium Show so would have to pick between one or the other , given the cost of meals, hotel, etc, and the work involved. If they were further apart, time wise, I’d imagine we would be at Springfield more often.
Thanks for sharing. Would you have any cad files you could share for the base board setup/cnc machining? Freemo is just starting to get some interest over here in Australia.
@@pauld2216 I’ve been asked before. I’m going to probably set up a domain that I can post files for Freemo and 3D printed railroad items on - for free, so when I have time.
Many thanks for sharing your video with us. Just asking. At around 8:00 time, the warehouse's doors are opening up automatically. Is it possible to know if it's custom made or a product available on the market ? Thanks for answering.
@@lucgagnon5241 They are made by a company called Veismann. They make a number of HO animated and signaling products. European based, but available via eBay or even Walthers at one point, but a little hard to find. They have a DCC control option but we run these on DC. They are also designed to fit in a specific Kibri structure.
@@mussersail Many many many thanks for answering. In a year, I get so many emails but not that useful !
@@lucgagnon5241 no problem. I will probably do a short video on these doors and how we control them.
@@mussersail Hi again. It would be very nice of you to do it. I'm modeler a paper mill with a huge shipping warehouse with many doors including trucks and rail boxcars. Even if I'm the only one doing OPS at the mill, it's a kind of gift I can obviously give myself.
Audio has a good deal of interference with room announcements and equipment noise, almost can't hear you.Rrturn loop is nice( lucky to have CNC).
Yes, sorry about that. I could have easily lowered that volume, but was a bit lazy in my rush to get out the videos before this past weekends new show. Won't happen on future videos as it's probably hard enough to understand me without background noise
nice teamwork. subbed , good luck with your channel.