This is an excellent video, as it shows how to have "sustainable" fun with the layout after its construction is done (or even before it's all done). This takes the layout from the world of toy trains into (in my opinion) true model railroading. Yes, running little trains in circles (or in this case a "dogbone" scheme) is enjoyable and relaxing. But for some people operations provides even more enjoyment. Cheers from Wisconsin!
Thanks a lot for sharing all those tips with the community. It was fantastic to follow the construction step by step. And I very much like also this last video, which proves that you can have a lot of fun with manœuvres on a “simple” layout. Endless playing sessions!
Great small destination cards! 👍 Best thing, when playing with these around layout and create some mistake, customers don't complain.. 😂 Sad, that this is last series about this layout..
Martin, there's no L in Fyffes! It's an Irish company founded by Edward Fyffe. They transported fruits, mostly bananas. Great video though. Playing with your layout like this, spotting and sorting cars, really lets you discover if the placement of your switches makes sense. I still see lots of layouts on the internet where the switches seem to have been placed in semi-random locations, with no yard leads or run-around tracks for example. But this is great, especially if you start out by putting all your cars in random locations. If you can't solve the 'puzzle', then the layout is wrong.
Hi Martin, I really enjoy the video series, it put me in a great mood to try it myself with my father's old tracks. I was wondering, I noticed you change the switches manually. Would it be difficult to automatically switch them using some control panels and in addition add some give way and warning signals, or is that something for a more advanced layout?
nice..i see u using the märklin coupling "straight" "hanging".. are problems at ur layout? my waggons won't couple with these 2 style of coupling....maybe i switch to ROCO Universal coupling....but on older cars it not so easy without "Norm"schacht
Hello, i love your traffikplay! By the way, have you been considering to build a real ferrydock and part of a ferry, where you on the other end can dock your vitrine track? If you don`t understand, i can send you an illustration of what i mean.
2:13. Love the sign
Fantastic. I’ve used the Car Card and Waybill template. Thank you.
Just shows you don’t need a massive layout with huge trains to have a lot of fun with model railways, well done Martin
I like that backdrop. It looks like it just goes on forever in the distance.
Very realistic.
I like the idea of a layout you can play with instead of just riding laps.
This is an excellent video, as it shows how to have "sustainable" fun with the layout after its construction is done (or even before it's all done). This takes the layout from the world of toy trains into (in my opinion) true model railroading. Yes, running little trains in circles (or in this case a "dogbone" scheme) is enjoyable and relaxing. But for some people operations provides even more enjoyment. Cheers from Wisconsin!
lol Wisconsin.
Hello. This makes operating the model railroad even more fun. Thanks for the demonstration. Greetings Tino
I am not a train hobbyist but I still appreciate your fantastic work. Very impressive sir.
Thanks a lot for sharing all those tips with the community. It was fantastic to follow the construction step by step. And I very much like also this last video, which proves that you can have a lot of fun with manœuvres on a “simple” layout. Endless playing sessions!
Thank you, best description of operations I have seen
Hello Martin. What a great series. I tell people about it all the time. Thank you so much.
Hello our great teacher !
Thank you for always uploading fun videos !!
Thank you sir. I could get vicarious satisfaction so easily thanks to someone like you!
OMG! I absolutely love this and cannot wait to get my layout done. This is so exciting, thank you so much for this, awesome.🙌🏻👏🏼👏🏼
Wow! That looks so fun!🚉🚉🚉🚉
Excellent video. I do like your display unit with the clear moveable storage yards.
Very nice update today .With load's of detail
I love the idea of dividing the card box into 3.
Congratulations, from Argentina!! You gave me a lot of ideas!! Very nice work!!
Hellloooww you crazy man. Fantastic layout and your videos are super fantastic.👍👍👍👍🤪✌️
Waiting for the kit... I hope it will come soon. The Noch easy-track system for this layout
Great small destination cards! 👍
Best thing, when playing with these around layout and create some mistake, customers don't complain.. 😂
Sad, that this is last series about this layout..
An interesting video adding to the interest of the model lay-out.
En trevlig video serie Man tackar så mycket för allt arbete du gjort.
Martin, there's no L in Fyffes! It's an Irish company founded by Edward Fyffe. They transported fruits, mostly bananas. Great video though. Playing with your layout like this, spotting and sorting cars, really lets you discover if the placement of your switches makes sense. I still see lots of layouts on the internet where the switches seem to have been placed in semi-random locations, with no yard leads or run-around tracks for example. But this is great, especially if you start out by putting all your cars in random locations. If you can't solve the 'puzzle', then the layout is wrong.
Great! Fremo does it also like this
Ein tolles und spannendes Video zugleich.
Deine Moba ist ein Traum !!!
Very nice Martin. Do you use a mix of wagon manufacturers eg Brawa, Roco, Fleischmann etc I have a few Brawa and their detail is fantastic
Great fun. What do you use to disconnect the cars? Is that a specific tool or borrowed from somewhere else?
Hi Martin, I really enjoy the video series, it put me in a great mood to try it myself with my father's old tracks. I was wondering, I noticed you change the switches manually. Would it be difficult to automatically switch them using some control panels and in addition add some give way and warning signals, or is that something for a more advanced layout?
Great video!
Id Liked so much man, i already donwloaded! God bless you!
nice..i see u using the märklin coupling "straight" "hanging".. are problems at ur layout? my waggons won't couple with these 2 style of coupling....maybe i switch to ROCO Universal coupling....but on older cars it not so easy without "Norm"schacht
The best couplings I think is the ”Fleischmann Profi”. They are a bit sensitive to sudden and steep grades, but othwise the best.
Hello, i love your traffikplay! By the way, have you been considering to build a real ferrydock and part of a ferry, where you on the other end can dock your vitrine track? If you don`t understand, i can send you an illustration of what i mean.
Sir, do you have Marklin tracks without the middle points for the slider? In which case wouldn't be compatible with 3 rail tracks?
Hi from Garth Close
Thanks!
Klasse Video.
Did anyone notice the [poster of Martin on the fence?
How are you supporting the other end of the ferry which isn't connected?
Wow nice video 🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰
Can you please make a video on how to make the 3 electric point on the 2 electric point rails I tried and it didn’t work
Hello!!!!! can you enable subtitles? Thank’s
For some reason i do not get notifications on new vids anymore 😞
Woww
Why without subtitles?
Inglenook shunting puzzle.
Championi
first one
Ja skulle up skatta att du lägger ut text
Hello!!!!! can you enable subtitles? Thank’s