Excelente repisa para tu colección de locomotoras,fácil de fabricarlo me gusto el video y bien explicado indicando los materiales necesarios ,saludos desde chile mi amigo ,excelentes videos sigue así 👍
I know this is not the space to mantain a conversation, but I need to point that your videos are really great. I’m always looking for knowledge. I’ve always find it here. Please, keep doing this!
@@regisbraga3833 Thank you for your nice words. Do you belong to any model train groups on Facebook? Lots of good info from modelers all over the world.
I don’t Ron. Frankly speaking, I don’t like social media. I do research on Google and TH-cam. It’s enough for me. I can tell you that I’ve been learning a lot with these sources, acquiring lots of skills that I didn’t have. Now a days my target is to improve them, mainly the ones related to Athearns Blue Boxes. I’m really very found of them! 😊
Thanks for this video. I noticed your shelving unit in the first video I watched and it peaked my curiosity. I, too, have a variety of trains and would like to display them, but my woodworking skills are not very good. I think I may be able to follow your pattern, though. Oh, yes, I subscribed because I like your approach to model trains.
Thanks for the Sub and all your great comments. I enjoy the feedback that my vids are making an impact on those that watch them. I hope you get a shelve unit or two made up to display your collection proudly :-)
So Kool I like it!!!! You could also back the unit with a 4/8 sheet of 1/4 inch ply it will cost a little more but it will be more rigid an durable! Just a thought? Thank You! I Say
I thought about the plywood idea, but I wanted to see my wood walls thru the shelves. I should have brought up the plywood idea in the vid. Thanks for your nice comment!
Ron, you shall be very excited: in less than four days 100 subscribers more! For a very specific topic - old HO model trains - your mark is really impressive. Congratulations again! You deserve it.😊
I need to finish my shop walls. I've used drywall on the ends, but would like something different for the other 2 walls that will withstand a bit more abuse in a work area. Are you pleased with the price and performance of the pine wall boards? Thanks.
The 2X6 Tounge and groove boards are 12' long and were $12 and some change when I build this cabin 7 years ago. The boards are now mid $20's or higher. Makes a really expensive wall covering. Very good surface for nailing / screwing stuff to. Does take a lot of abuse but I think next time I will go with a sanded wainscoting 4X8 sheet interior plywood or a T111 exterior. Same general look but much cheaper in material and labor to install.
$20 Ouch! I have 12' ceilings in my garage, so maybe T111 on the bottom and dry wall above. I guess there's no inexpensive way to do it any more. Thanks.@@classicmodeltrains
Good and simple! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching!
A great idea there Ron.
Wood was spendy back when I shot this. Now 1X4's are back into there normal range probably build the next one outa real wood ;-)
Great video. Think I know what I will be doing this weekend. Thanks. Really glad I found your channel.
I'm glad your finding my information useful. Good luck on your upcoming weekend project! :-)
Great looking display case. You have a nice collection of trains.👍
Thank you very much! :-)
Great video as usual, definitely helps to get an idea!
Glad it was helpful!
What a cool set up. Really enjoy your channel 😀
Thank you so much Scott. Thanks for your positive comments :-)
@@classicmodeltrains You are quite welcome !
This a project ive been putting off. Well done👍
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Hello again 4ever, Thanks for your kind words!! :-)
Nice job thank you for sharing your Display
Thanks for watching!
4:32 I had that "Comin' Round The Mountain" set as a kid.
Right on!
Excelente repisa para tu colección de locomotoras,fácil de fabricarlo me gusto el video y bien explicado indicando los materiales necesarios ,saludos desde chile mi amigo ,excelentes videos sigue así 👍
Gracias
Nice video! Going for the 400th subscriber! Your videos are been appreciated: kudos!
Good afternoon Regis! Thank you for the kind words. Yes the Sub's are coming up quite nicely. Faster than I anticipated. :-)
I know this is not the space to mantain a conversation, but I need to point that your videos are really great. I’m always looking for knowledge. I’ve always find it here. Please, keep doing this!
@@regisbraga3833 Thank you for your nice words. Do you belong to any model train groups on Facebook? Lots of good info from modelers all over the world.
I don’t Ron. Frankly speaking, I don’t like social media. I do research on Google and TH-cam. It’s enough for me. I can tell you that I’ve been learning a lot with these sources, acquiring lots of skills that I didn’t have. Now a days my target is to improve them, mainly the ones related to Athearns Blue Boxes. I’m really very found of them! 😊
Them = the Athearns. Although I like my (not so many) skills…😊
Thanks for this video. I noticed your shelving unit in the first video I watched and it peaked my curiosity. I, too, have a variety of trains and would like to display them, but my woodworking skills are not very good. I think I may be able to follow your pattern, though. Oh, yes, I subscribed because I like your approach to model trains.
Thanks for the Sub and all your great comments. I enjoy the feedback that my vids are making an impact on those that watch them. I hope you get a shelve unit or two made up to display your collection proudly :-)
Excelente video súper útil gracias y sigue subiendo videos saludos desde chile
Gracias
So Kool I like it!!!! You could also back the unit with a 4/8 sheet of 1/4 inch ply it will cost a little more but it will be more rigid an durable! Just a thought? Thank You! I Say
I thought about the plywood idea, but I wanted to see my wood walls thru the shelves. I should have brought up the plywood idea in the vid. Thanks for your nice comment!
Thanks for the informative video. I share my train space with the rest of the basement which is dusty. would you suggest adding a plexiglass panel?
Congratulations! 504 subscribers!
Hello Regis. Thank you. Happened just a few hours ago today. I'm very excited with the response to the video's. :-)
Ron, you shall be very excited: in less than four days 100 subscribers more! For a very specific topic - old HO model trains - your mark is really impressive. Congratulations again! You deserve it.😊
Thanks!
Welcome!
Congratulations. Orange big box store indeed 🤣🤣🤣
Greetings M.C. Subscriber #1! Always makes me happy to see your comments :-)
I need to finish my shop walls. I've used drywall on the ends, but would like something different for the other 2 walls that will withstand a bit more abuse in a work area. Are you pleased with the price and performance of the pine wall boards? Thanks.
The 2X6 Tounge and groove boards are 12' long and were $12 and some change when I build this cabin 7 years ago. The boards are now mid $20's or higher. Makes a really expensive wall covering. Very good surface for nailing / screwing stuff to. Does take a lot of abuse but I think next time I will go with a sanded wainscoting 4X8 sheet interior plywood or a T111 exterior. Same general look but much cheaper in material and labor to install.
$20 Ouch! I have 12' ceilings in my garage, so maybe T111 on the bottom and dry wall above. I guess there's no inexpensive way to do it any more. Thanks.@@classicmodeltrains
One more subscriber!
Thank you Christopher for the Sub!!
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