Chris, I wish you would have had this 3 years ago. It would have saved me a lot of time and cutting. Looking forward to your N scale components. Thanks.
They look great. Looks like you almost or do have enough to make a kit for a garage. I sent you an email through your website. Hopefully you get a chance to see it. Fantastic Chris. I am definitely interested.
This is a good tutorial of the benchwork system. For the leg brackets, I found it was easy to make the entire assembly first on the workbench and then when thats done and dry, to then glue it to the long piece of lumber. Completing the leg. Keep up the good work!
Yes I think you should look at using the 150mm or 300mm in your corner as the track is very close to the edge. In the next video I am going to cover some ideas on how that will work.
Hi Chris, Wish laser cutters were more affordable 30 years ago but what you have created is outstanding and the model railway enthusiasts will gain a wonderful system to forge into the future. Congratulation! This will open up the hobby to a vast collection of great models both at home and for exhibitions. I don't care what other modelers say but the old style modular systems and I am sure we have all tried to work with them from time to time and were always plagued with weight issue. There have been a lot of attempts to create a light weight, accurate and sturdy construction system but this system will solve this problem. If you or a group of modelers are going use this in a FREMO group, can make a jig to clip/fix on to the end plates to ensure accurate track alignment between section breaks? This has always been a bug bear for so many modelers. Regards Victor
Chris thanks I will be commencing a new layout in about 5 months depending upon when we buy/move to our new place. Your bench work looks interesting and much easier than building my own. I will be interested to see costs etc in due course. Keep up the work. Dallas
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Chris, I wish you would have had this 3 years ago. It would have saved me a lot of time and cutting. Looking forward to your N scale components. Thanks.
Thank's Roland. Keep plugging N scale, I may have a small range of 3D parts late next month.
Chris, I will keep doing my best. I see a lot of things you have here which would be fantastic in N Scale. Thanks.
Hi Roland, N scale is here, I have just added a bunch of 3d print parts to see them just do a "N scale" product search, let me know what you think
They look great. Looks like you almost or do have enough to make a kit for a garage. I sent you an email through your website. Hopefully you get a chance to see it. Fantastic Chris. I am definitely interested.
This is a good tutorial of the benchwork system. For the leg brackets, I found it was easy to make the entire assembly first on the workbench and then when thats done and dry, to then glue it to the long piece of lumber. Completing the leg.
Keep up the good work!
Yes I have done both and you are right making the leg bracket first and then gluing it the the leg is easer.
I wish more companies did this
Thank's It's good to get feed back
Great video! Using the corner piece and the 150 mm width sections to add width has me pondering a bump-out of extra space on my trackplan.
Yes I think you should look at using the 150mm or 300mm in your corner as the track is very close to the edge. In the next video I am going to cover some ideas on how that will work.
Hi Chris,
Wish laser cutters were more affordable 30 years ago but what you have created is outstanding and the model railway enthusiasts will gain a wonderful system to forge into the future. Congratulation!
This will open up the hobby to a vast collection of great models both at home and for exhibitions.
I don't care what other modelers say but the old style modular systems and I am sure we have all tried to work with them from time to time and were always plagued with weight issue. There have been a lot of attempts to create a light weight, accurate and sturdy construction system but this system will solve this problem.
If you or a group of modelers are going use this in a FREMO group, can make a jig to clip/fix on to the end plates to ensure accurate track alignment between section breaks? This has always been a bug bear for so many modelers.
Regards
Victor
Yes I am going to use it in a FreeMo layout and I will be working out a bunch of ways to make all modules connect not just ours.
Thanks Chris
Chris thanks I will be commencing a new layout in about 5 months depending upon when we buy/move to our new place. Your bench work looks interesting and much easier than building my own. I will be interested to see costs etc in due course. Keep up the work. Dallas
Hi Dallas, I look forward to seeing what track plan and bench work you come up with. Happy to help even a Skype chat if you like.
@@ABRModelWorks thanks once I get that far I sure will.