I am South African and want to get into model railroading. I am a bit worried when it comes to prices because I am on a tight budget and I only really get money from my birthdays. I currently have around R6000 in savings but the train I want costs around R7500. The reason I want it is because it is good quality and I don’t want to buy something that’s cheap and won’t last me long. If you have any recommendations such as were I could find things for lower prices in South Africa that avoids expensive shipping costs. If you could get back to me that would be highly appreciated.😊
I'm from very rural America, but the great thing about the model railroad hobby is it brings people together from all parts of the world. Thanks for the great video.
From the land downunder Australia I use both railway for track and area railroad for just all the track. Great videos by the way. Old but new at the hobby. About to hit the big 50 lol keep up the good job.
hey guy, some words from France... very good working! i'm enjoyed to see yours vidéos. don't stop, continuous! good luck for the futur. 😁... excuse me for my bad English...
USA. A railway is used to move heavy structures such as a ship a short distance. Railroads for longer distancing. Great channel. I used your tunnel video to great success. Thanks.
G'day mate, I'm from Wollongong, NSW, Australia. I'm in the process of building an 8 foot by 17 " n Scale layout, Thank you for the effort you put into your very easy to follow videos.
Great job! I'm in Canada and have put my model railway hobby on hold for the last 35 years. Now that I've taken up a 3D design and printing hobby and have a few 3D printers, I've rediscovered my love for HO model layouts. I just binge watched all of your videos and am subscribed to get all notifications. GREAT content, and excellent video work! I'll be anxiously awaiting all future videos! (My favourite so far is "Building a mountain". Super realistic rock and paint work! I'm curious if you also do any 3D print work in your layouts.
Hey Marcus! Glad to hear you like my videos! I have to finish some work before I go full time making videos again. Can't wait to get back filming... I am getting my 3D printer tomorrow actually. I'm really exited!
Good video, looking forward to seeing the laying of the tracks and the wiring. I am about to build a layout for the first time in many years so watching videos to refresh myself. Two questions that I might have missed the info in your intro video. 1) What scale are you making this layout? I am guessing "N" scale due to the size of the table. 2) Will you be going DC or DCC, I am hoping that you are going DCC as that is what I am planning on doing. From Canada and I say Railroad.
Thanks.😊 HO scale, I'm only planning on running small trains so I'm not too worried about having to tight curves. But you will see what I have come up with, in the next few videos. And I don't have any N scale trains.🙁 DC, Unfortunately, I can't afford DCC🙁
Hello! I used Blackmagic fusion and Blender. But these software has a large learning curve. For me, I'm learning the software because I kinda also do vfx and stuff...
I am South African and want to get into model railroading. I am a bit worried when it comes to prices because I am on a tight budget and I only really get money from my birthdays. I currently have around R6000 in savings but the train I want costs around R7500. The reason I want it is because it is good quality and I don’t want to buy something that’s cheap and won’t last me long. If you have any recommendations such as were I could find things for lower prices in South Africa that avoids expensive shipping costs. If you could get back to me that would be highly appreciated.😊
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I am South African and want to get into model railroading. I am a bit worried when it comes to prices because I am on a tight budget and I only really get money from my birthdays. I currently have around R6000 in savings but the train I want costs around R7500. The reason I want it is because it is good quality and I don’t want to buy something that’s cheap and won’t last me long. If you have any recommendations such as were I could find things for lower prices in South Africa that avoids expensive shipping costs. If you could get back to me that would be highly appreciated.😊
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I'm from very rural America, but the great thing about the model railroad hobby is it brings people together from all parts of the world. Thanks for the great video.
Greetings from Las Vegas, Nevada. I tend to use railroad and railway interchangeably, but I suppose most Americans say railroad.
From the land downunder Australia I use both railway for track and area railroad for just all the track. Great videos by the way. Old but new at the hobby. About to hit the big 50 lol keep up the good job.
Small town USA...love your videos!!!
Bend, Oregon, USA Railroad Excellent tips!
Excellent Videos ,,, Every Helpful,, as I am a leaner, just started into this hobby,, live Gold Coast ,, Queensland,, Australia,,
From Florida in America love your videos your very talented and here we say railway and rail road lol
hey guy, some words from France... very good working! i'm enjoyed to see yours vidéos. don't stop, continuous! good luck for the futur. 😁... excuse me for my bad English...
USA. A railway is used to move heavy structures such as a ship a short distance. Railroads for longer distancing. Great channel. I used your tunnel video to great success. Thanks.
Cool, Thanks!
Watching from Australia great videos
Awesome! Thank you!
Thanks, these adjustable and removable legs are just what I have been looking for!
G'day mate, I'm from Wollongong, NSW, Australia. I'm in the process of building an 8 foot by 17 " n Scale layout, Thank you for the effort you put into your very easy to follow videos.
Hey Jeffery, I'm glad to hear you found it helpful!
Te veo desde México City. Es toy comenzando en el modelismo.
Muy bien explicados tus tutorales. Felicidades!!
Watching from Belgium in Europe..! Very nice and interesting...!
Awesome, thank you!
Empangeni South Africa love your vids as im just starting up
Greetings from the desert of S-W USA...liked/subscribed.
Awesome, thank you!
Great job! I'm in Canada and have put my model railway hobby on hold for the last 35 years. Now that I've taken up a 3D design and printing hobby and have a few 3D printers, I've rediscovered my love for HO model layouts.
I just binge watched all of your videos and am subscribed to get all notifications. GREAT content, and excellent video work! I'll be anxiously awaiting all future videos! (My favourite so far is "Building a mountain". Super realistic rock and paint work!
I'm curious if you also do any 3D print work in your layouts.
Hey Marcus! Glad to hear you like my videos! I have to finish some work before I go full time making videos again. Can't wait to get back filming... I am getting my 3D printer tomorrow actually. I'm really exited!
Really great videos! Just found your flextrack video on Reddit and it lead me to this... You've got a new sub. :)
Thank you so much! What tutorials do you want me to make next?
Thanks!
Thanks a lot Jeffery!
Very well done! I liked it :)
Thanks!😃😊
I'm from South Africa, and I'm used to both "Railroad" and "Railway".
Good video, looking forward to seeing the laying of the tracks and the wiring. I am about to build a layout for the first time in many years so watching videos to refresh myself. Two questions that I might have missed the info in your intro video. 1) What scale are you making this layout? I am guessing "N" scale due to the size of the table. 2) Will you be going DC or DCC, I am hoping that you are going DCC as that is what I am planning on doing.
From Canada and I say Railroad.
Thanks.😊 HO scale, I'm only planning on running small trains so I'm not too worried about having to tight curves. But you will see what I have come up with, in the next few videos. And I don't have any N scale trains.🙁
DC, Unfortunately, I can't afford DCC🙁
Also, a video coming of how I make working street lights.
USA we say railroad nice work have you ever tried the kreg pocket hole system for fastening wood together??
No I haven't used it, but it would have worked very nicely. Thanks! 👍
Well built! When's the next video coming out??
Thanks!😃 In about 2 days. 👍
I’m from Costa Rica, Central America, where we speak Spanish. We say tren or ferrocarril.
I am from the state of Kentucky in the USA.
Hi! What software did you use for the 3D layout of your table?
Hello! I used Blackmagic fusion and Blender. But these software has a large learning curve. For me, I'm learning the software because I kinda also do vfx and stuff...
I am South African and want to get into model railroading. I am a bit worried when it comes to prices because I am on a tight budget and I only really get money from my birthdays. I currently have around R6000 in savings but the train I want costs around R7500. The reason I want it is because it is good quality and I don’t want to buy something that’s cheap and won’t last me long. If you have any recommendations such as were I could find things for lower prices in South Africa that avoids expensive shipping costs. If you could get back to me that would be highly appreciated.😊
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In answer to your question in the video, I’m from England originally and say railway. I’m living in Australia and still say railway.
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South Africa, Railway
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In India its railways.
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