Joey i really like the rock work but there’s nothing I don’t like. Enjoy your scenery work and I’m a n scaler. I can take some ideas from what you do. Thanks for sharing. Have a good day.
Looking really good, Joey. But, dog gone it, you’re almost forcing me to go pull out all of my O scale 2 rail trains and build a small shelf layout out in one of my little used shipping containers.
Personally, I think that you were doing much better than a lot of Utubers. Some people are so shaky that it makes you dizzy. I simply can't watch those. Yours are fine.
Nice job and commentary….cover the track with some painter’s tape…i am using CSX quartz ballast for rocks (eventually). And, some landscape redwood chips to lay on the hardboard as if the grain were cut on a diagonal as you see in West Virginia the cuts made in the mountains for I-77… thanks Irish1Saxman KeithCarey
Joey, I like the new coloring. Wondered if instead of the terrain sloping down in the front of the track, you have room to build up instead to create a mini-rock canyon?
I'm all over the place with ideas. Maybe a road with a retaining wall, maybe a house up top. LOL I'll figure something out. More than anything, I'm just happy that I am rolling along with enthusiasm.
Like the colour change in the rocks - they look far more lifelike for the US. Grey granite is probably more in keeping with Scotland! Nice work.
Seeing the layout room, you must be single. My wife would freak out seeing this. Looks great thogh.
I like the lighter shade rocks, and the greenery on them. Really digging these short videos of your progress from a bare wall.
I like the new rock colors much better than the black.
Like the various colors of the rocks, as well as camera positions. Making great progress.
Great job on the scenery. Your camera work has improved a bit. Keep it up. My room has almost stopped spinning. Thanks.
Love the shots through the open box car door.. Upped the realism 👍
Rock on! Love the "hobo cam"!
Joey i really like the rock work but there’s nothing I don’t like. Enjoy your scenery work and I’m a n scaler. I can take some ideas from what you do. Thanks for sharing. Have a good day.
Looks like a real outdoor scene great job.
Nice looking, the rocks are nice
I like the new rock colour better. Awesome scenery all round.
Your camera work is fine!
Looking really good, Joey. But, dog gone it, you’re almost forcing me to go pull out all of my O scale 2 rail trains and build a small shelf layout out in one of my little used shipping containers.
Once you go back to O scale.........It's hard messing with the smaller stuff.
Have you thought about putting some flashing lights at that road crossing? Would add some additional focus points to the layout.
Love the new rock look 👍🏻 great job in the layout so far.
Personally, I think that you were doing much better than a lot of Utubers. Some people are so shaky that it makes you dizzy. I simply can't watch those. Yours are fine.
Looks great Joey tell who ever to just slow the speed down so not to get sick LOL
Looking great!
Joey...the view from the moving locomotive is Awesome! Just great scenery work.
really liking the look on that cut of rocks, Joey
Nice job and commentary….cover the track with some painter’s tape…i am using CSX quartz ballast for rocks (eventually). And, some landscape redwood chips to lay on the hardboard as if the grain were cut on a diagonal as you see in West Virginia the cuts made in the mountains for I-77… thanks Irish1Saxman KeithCarey
The new rock coloring looks great. You have such a good eye for varying their color. Very realistic. Cheers from Wisconsin!
Liked the shot out the open door. Don’t think I can do that in N scale!
I'd bet they will come up with something small enough to do that soon.
The new color looks more like the West Virginia rock I remember.
What can I say but wow 👌
Joey,
I like the new coloring. Wondered if instead of the terrain sloping down in the front of the track, you have room to build up instead to create a mini-rock canyon?
I'm all over the place with ideas. Maybe a road with a retaining wall, maybe a house up top. LOL I'll figure something out. More than anything, I'm just happy that I am rolling along with enthusiasm.
Gray rocks look more realistic than those painted mocha.
I like both those movies and the camera doesn't bother me. You can't just leave the camera in one place to shoot a layout that big.
Big cut one of the highest mainland grades in North America abandoned since 2015 washouts have occurred