My I ask with such a nice build, how could you not have put a 1” foam board layer down before doing anything else? I’m sure it runs nice but you have no idea what you are missing in smoothness and scenery purposes. Anyway to each their own, right? Hey good luck I’m sure it’s going to be a nice model RR. I guess I’ll have to make some videos of my own when I do my r extension
another trick to track feeders, sort of a cheating way. Solder up some feeders onto the bottom of the joiners first before connecting the track. This makes it much easier to add in feeders, and adds them in the key locations when it comes to power routing type switches (aka base of the switch). Then you can come back later and solder the track itself together later down the road (as in, once you know, know, that is how you want your track to be).
You’re making good progress. Thanks for sharing. Have a good week. 😎😎
Awesome shot! We saw 4014 in Fort Worth in 2021 (our background photo).
Love your Engines.👍
Awesome vid, I have those same containers myself...
Good progress. Thanks for the update.
Thanks for sharing this video and information. My brother lives in Chemung / Harvard Illinois. Enjoyed your bench work designing efforts. Keep at it.
Have been looking forward to your next update!! Thanks!!
A Small Reminder DON’T RUSH IT Take your Time.
My I ask with such a nice build, how could you not have put a 1” foam board layer down before doing anything else? I’m sure it runs nice but you have no idea what you are missing in smoothness and scenery purposes. Anyway to each their own, right? Hey good luck I’m sure it’s going to be a nice model RR. I guess I’ll have to make some videos of my own when I do my r extension
another trick to track feeders, sort of a cheating way. Solder up some feeders onto the bottom of the joiners first before connecting the track. This makes it much easier to add in feeders, and adds them in the key locations when it comes to power routing type switches (aka base of the switch). Then you can come back later and solder the track itself together later down the road (as in, once you know, know, that is how you want your track to be).
You’re making good progress. Thanks for sharing. Have a good week. 😎😎