Another lovely video, Martin. Many of us have more models than space. This is a great way to vary operations and create changing interest to keep the layout fresh. As always, you're to the point, and we'll paced.
Thats how I do mine. Lots of little A4 size boards that can be swopped in and out as the mood takes. Reason for choosing A4 paper size is that it is really easy to handle and there are lots of readily available storage solutions for boards that are not in use.
Great idea. I only make A4 diorama's haha. I change the one or two I have on display in the living room depending on seasons and holidays. They are really easy to handle, re worked on and indeed stored. Lucky for me I'm not really into trains but more the buildings and landscapes ;-)
I have used a modular system just like this for years. You have taken it a lot further by exchanging modules whereas mine were done for ease of build at a workbench. I will be thinking hard about exchanging for one reason or another. Thanks for a detailed explanation.
Interesting video! We are working on this very concept right now with all of our buildings to make sure we can easily just unplug them and remove to work on them or swap them out. For example, swapping out buildings at Christmas for those with Christmas lights.
thats a great idea. Years ago i found an article in a hobbymagazine where the author made a railway platform that could be flipped over. One side with lots of waiting passengers and the other with no people, they had left. This platform could be lifted and flipped. It would also be possible to attach a small motor so you could flip it just by pressing a button. You also could make a series of stages , where the viewer could follow a building project from the start with an old house being torn down, the new house being built and finally the new house finished. Visitors would find that surprising , something had changed ! nice video.
Hello Martin, new subscriber here. Have always wanted to build my own layout but never sure how or where to start. Watching your videos will be a great help though to get me started. Reuben
This is a great idea - never thought of before. Please make a video on how to program different lokos to have them run other lokos, trains, turnouts and signals in an automated fashion in different blocks. Best regards.
Wonderful concept and execution. I’m just beginning a new layout and planning to build in modules. I’m struggling a bit with how to build wood framework and base to facilitate adding small scenes easily like you did. Also I’m wondering how best to disguise joints between fixed and removable sections. Would you please consider making a follow up video to demonstrate how you do these subjects. I always look forward to your excellent videos. Kindest regards, Rick
Thank you for the video! How is this done, if you have track running over a replaceable piece? Must be hard to align the Tracks completely, so trains can run unhindered across the small gap?
Ok, excellent project and idea, no doubt about that. I just can't help but be bothered by the path on the diorama. Literally no one would wark around to the beginning of the driveway when their front door would be a straight shot to the driver's door in the car. That path should have just been straight to the driveway. 😁
@@marklinofsweden I mean, for the sake of design, I completely agree, for the sake of simplicity - I would be one of the people walking across the grass. 😁😁
In The Netherlands we call a shortcut like that an 'olifantenpaadje' in English and Elephant Path, but I'm not sure thats a thing in English haha. Those are actually fun to make in models too. Makes a scene really realistic.
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This is a perfect way to model a station for different eras. I plan to use it to model 1950's and 1980's on my future British N scale layout...
As amazing as ever!
Really good 👍🏼
That's an excellent idea we haven't thought about... yet. Superb, and we are going to take use of this concept 👌
Great idea using copper foil for connection! 👍
Excellent tutorial, as always!
Another lovely video, Martin. Many of us have more models than space. This is a great way to vary operations and create changing interest to keep the layout fresh. As always, you're to the point, and we'll paced.
Thank you for another 🔝video!
A great idea. Thanks for sharing.
Great video, like the idea with the copper tape 💪💪
Clever!
Thank you for another useful video!
Great video as always I have learned alot from watching you 👍
Thank you for another wonderful video!
That's a good idea👌, I'll try it!
Very good video.thx😊
Love it Mark! Thanks so much. You were a bright spot of my morning.
Hi Paul, I´m very happy to hear that! Wish you a nice weekend too.
What a great idea, don't even have to deal with hooking up or unhooking wires. Your the man Mark!
Nicely done,,thanks for sharing this idea,,😊
Schon wieder ein guter Tip dabei, Danke!
Thats how I do mine. Lots of little A4 size boards that can be swopped in and out as the mood takes. Reason for choosing A4 paper size is that it is really easy to handle and there are lots of readily available storage solutions for boards that are not in use.
Great idea. I only make A4 diorama's haha. I change the one or two I have on display in the living room depending on seasons and holidays. They are really easy to handle, re worked on and indeed stored. Lucky for me I'm not really into trains but more the buildings and landscapes ;-)
I have used a modular system just like this for years. You have taken it a lot further by exchanging modules whereas mine were done for ease of build at a workbench. I will be thinking hard about exchanging for one reason or another. Thanks for a detailed explanation.
Very nice and interesting scene.
Can you show more the place where the new scene comes to see the details?
Thanks for your videos
Immer wieder Top👍
Interesting video! We are working on this very concept right now with all of our buildings to make sure we can easily just unplug them and remove to work on them or swap them out. For example, swapping out buildings at Christmas for those with Christmas lights.
Very nice! And just in time for I'm beginning on my scenery in a short while. This opens up so many perspectives!!😊
thats a great idea. Years ago i found an article in a hobbymagazine where the author made a railway platform that could be flipped over. One side with lots of waiting passengers and the other with
no people, they had left. This platform could be lifted and flipped. It would also be possible to attach a small motor so you could flip it just by pressing a button. You also could make a series of
stages , where the viewer could follow a building project from the start with an old house being torn down, the new house being built and finally the new house finished. Visitors would find that surprising , something had changed ! nice video.
Had not thought about 3D printed fences. Used to buy them years ago in N scale, now I can have local style in my new TT scale.
Hello sir you have a great layout and a great channel so all the best from here in the UK and happy modelling everyone 👍
Hello Martin, new subscriber here. Have always wanted to build my own layout but never sure how or where to start. Watching your videos will be a great help though to get me started. Reuben
Ciao Marklino un saluto dall'Italia 🇮🇹👋
Excelente trabajo. Saludos desde Chile
Mycket intressant, tack 👍🏻
This is a great idea - never thought of before. Please make a video on how to program different lokos to have them run other lokos, trains, turnouts and signals in an automated fashion in different blocks. Best regards.
Wonderful concept and execution. I’m just beginning a new layout and planning to build in modules. I’m struggling a bit with how to build wood framework and base to facilitate adding small scenes easily like you did. Also I’m wondering how best to disguise joints between fixed and removable sections. Would you please consider making a follow up video to demonstrate how you do these subjects. I always look forward to your excellent videos. Kindest regards, Rick
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Thank you for the video! How is this done, if you have track running over a replaceable piece? Must be hard to align the Tracks completely, so trains can run unhindered across the small gap?
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Ok, excellent project and idea, no doubt about that. I just can't help but be bothered by the path on the diorama. Literally no one would wark around to the beginning of the driveway when their front door would be a straight shot to the driver's door in the car. That path should have just been straight to the driveway. 😁
:D No no no. Paths should be curvy and beautiful. People will anyway go the shortest route cross the lawn.
@@marklinofsweden I mean, for the sake of design, I completely agree, for the sake of simplicity - I would be one of the people walking across the grass. 😁😁
Time to plant a huge tree in that space so people have to go around :)
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In The Netherlands we call a shortcut like that an 'olifantenpaadje' in English and Elephant Path, but I'm not sure thats a thing in English haha. Those are actually fun to make in models too. Makes a scene really realistic.
20 dollars a month can feed a child in Africa, think about that😮
super dioramka pieknie to wygląda 👍