As a user of their products, I respect the fact you spent quite a bit just to make this video. Their girders are awesome but really expensive. So I let your ads run start and end to help out. 😉
I bought out a hobby stores collection earlier this year. I am set for a while and actually selling extra at train shows at half price to help the model railroad community.
As someone new to the hobby and trying different techniques of building which started with balsa wood and cheap acrylic paints now moving to plastic as alternative option. Love your simple tips for the beginner who wants to make some custom buildings.
Great ideas DJ! Scratch building is so much better then working with those smelly resin printers that give off toxic fumes. You have indeed given me inspiration.
You are amazing! You are really inspiring me. I can also save a ton of money. One model cost me $54.00. I bet that I could have scratched built it for a lot less. Live and learn. There a lot of buildings that I would love to have, now I have been inspired to make them.
Thanks DJ really enjoyed the video I wasn’t aware of the different materials that are out there I’m going to start buying on line I think because my hobby shop has very little styles of material
Hi , have a question ,right up your alley, why with two locomotives do they have them back to back, and would this be practical on a switching layout, thanks keep up the good work
I have a playlist called PROTOTYPE OPERATIONS which answer so many railroad questions. Here is an older video that answers that one: th-cam.com/video/w62Hj3efUZc/w-d-xo.html
As a user of their products, I respect the fact you spent quite a bit just to make this video. Their girders are awesome but really expensive. So I let your ads run start and end to help out. 😉
I bought out a hobby stores collection earlier this year. I am set for a while and actually selling extra at train shows at half price to help the model railroad community.
@@djstrains wow pretty cool of ya. Wish you were in my area cause I hit hobby shop every payday and just a few things is 25-40 bucks.
As someone new to the hobby and trying different techniques of building which started with balsa wood and cheap acrylic paints now moving to plastic as alternative option. Love your simple tips for the beginner who wants to make some custom buildings.
It’s amazing once you get the basics down and realize it’s easier than first feared, you’ll become addicted to scratch building
Awesome and there's nothing quite like something that you build with your own hands, to your own spec's on the layout! Another great video👍👍
100% agree!
Thanks for the inspiration! I will give it a go.
Go for it!
Evergreen and Plastruct are a god send and make really good materials. Now if only was that easy to acquire them were I live.
Fantastic !
Many thanks!
Great ideas DJ! Scratch building is so much better then working with those smelly resin printers that give off toxic fumes. You have indeed given me inspiration.
Thanks DJ, always good content.
I appreciate that
That bridge at the end is way kool. I would love to see more footage of it.
You will. I still haven't been able to catch a train on it and now its getting too cold to drone.
Cool !
You are amazing! You are really inspiring me. I can also save a ton of money. One model cost me $54.00. I bet that I could have scratched built it for a lot less. Live and learn. There a lot of buildings that I would love to have, now I have been inspired to make them.
after the Nov 6 train show, I will be selling stuff for 50% off
Keep inspiring my man, keep inspiring!
I sincerely appreciate that!
Very cool. So many possibilities.
get cracking!! lol.
Hi ya DJ. Thanks for showing us many of the possible sheets that can be used. I was familiar with some, but not all. Great stuff. See ya.
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks DJ really enjoyed the video I wasn’t aware of the different materials that are out there I’m going to start buying on line I think because my hobby shop has very little styles of material
Glad I could help. Also, after the November 6/7 train show, I will be selling stuff for 50% off through my djstrains Facebook page
Hi , have a question ,right up your alley, why with two locomotives do they have them back to back, and would this be practical on a switching layout, thanks keep up the good work
I have a playlist called PROTOTYPE OPERATIONS which answer so many railroad questions. Here is an older video that answers that one: th-cam.com/video/w62Hj3efUZc/w-d-xo.html
nice products and video
Thank you 😊
Nice video
Thanks
👍
not a lot of points, but that bridge scene though at the end.... :)
@@djstrains No trains. No YT competitive railfanning foamer points lol.🤣
Does anyone scratch build N scale freight cars (excluding bogies and wheel assemblies) ? I'm on a budget.
I have styrene from evergreen that is called car siding and passenger car siding. Do you need it?
Describe that bridge in the last scene
Norfolk southern (PRR) Ft, Wayne bridge. Over Alleghany river, Pittsburgh