How exactly did you make the yard ? Like what pieces I am curious on how you did it and got power to the turnout past the passing loop . Can we get a small video on how you did that ? If you don’t mind that is .
@@MaxwellTheTrainFan Hi, I use Kato Unitrack, and for the yard, I used two #4 turnouts and one Wye turnout. The Kato turnouts have little screws on the bottom that you can change to let power flow to the tracks regardless of which way the track is switched to go. It does make it so I can’t have an engine stopped while another one runs, but I’m considering switching to DCC eventually to let me do that. I’m planning on making a video about my track layout soon, but there are a couple of other videos that I’m working on right now that might come out first.
@@kemptownbranch6624 ahh right Cuz I have kato track for my own mini layout . Mine is the M1 set with V7 point on the front of the set near the controller with two sidings coming off the inside track leading to buffers on each . A simple design that gives me two ways in and two ways out of track whilst keeping it fairly simple .
@@kemptownbranch6624 I mean the V7 itself … Not the stability of it or anything … but if you research it up … I don’t think I can get power to all 4 sides Not to mention the thing cost £60 to purchase … so if it is a waist of money I am screwed .
@@brentbarnett5727 I use the Kato Unitrack. I used to use the Bachmann track, but eventually switched over to Kato after reading people’s reviews of it, and I’ve really liked it as well so far!
How exactly did you make the yard ? Like what pieces I am curious on how you did it and got power to the turnout past the passing loop .
Can we get a small video on how you did that ? If you don’t mind that is .
@@MaxwellTheTrainFan Hi, I use Kato Unitrack, and for the yard, I used two #4 turnouts and one Wye turnout. The Kato turnouts have little screws on the bottom that you can change to let power flow to the tracks regardless of which way the track is switched to go. It does make it so I can’t have an engine stopped while another one runs, but I’m considering switching to DCC eventually to let me do that. I’m planning on making a video about my track layout soon, but there are a couple of other videos that I’m working on right now that might come out first.
@@kemptownbranch6624 ahh right
Cuz I have kato track for my own mini layout .
Mine is the M1 set with V7 point on the front of the set near the controller with two sidings coming off the inside track leading to buffers on each .
A simple design that gives me two ways in and two ways out of track whilst keeping it fairly simple .
However I haven’t tested it yet … and now I have heard videos saying things … i don’t know if it will work … but only one way to find out !
@@MaxwellTheTrainFan that's alright. In my experience, the Kato track is usually pretty good! I wouldn't worry too much about it before testing it.
@@kemptownbranch6624 I mean the V7 itself …
Not the stability of it or anything … but if you research it up … I don’t think I can get power to all 4 sides
Not to mention the thing cost £60 to purchase … so if it is a waist of money I am screwed .
what kind of track do u use bachmann or kato
@@brentbarnett5727 I use the Kato Unitrack. I used to use the Bachmann track, but eventually switched over to Kato after reading people’s reviews of it, and I’ve really liked it as well so far!