Awesome layout design, my brother and I had a rail crossing track, the train always ran fine through it, but the slot cars would always catch on the gaps in the rail. And as kids we didn't know how to fix such problems.. but I always liked this idea. Always thought it was cool. I'm setting up an area to build a new HO train layout with a track beside it. But probably won't put in a crossing.. but your idea of building one is not out of the realm of doing it..
Thats Pretty cool those railroad crossing tracks .... Pretty sharp Kenton ... and yes scale looks fairly close as you said ... Killjoys ... funny lol ... yeah right Tjets the closest scale wise ... Very Interesting and also a lot of work to get it right I imagine , Kenton what size are the Trains O gauge ?? ... Guess you will paint the other mountain at some point ... see Ya Nice video
O gauge is 1/48, probably the best for 1/43 scale layouts. G gauge is 1/25, might be the best for 1/32 scale if you want the train bigger than the cars. I have seen some guys use O gauge with 1/32 scale layouts.
In crafting my current HO 1/87 & 1/64 diorama, I did use old slot car track as my road with hand crafted railroad crossings. Mine is not a running slot track, just used it because I thought it looked a lot better than many of the road solutions typical to a HO layout. So, I'm all in favor of this blending of hobbies and scales, I do it myself.
I have been into the early 60s slack cars Aurora, they were true HO.Scale, a friend of mine years later, in the 70s, had a taiko road and rail.And I always wanted to pursue one, but never did.But now you got me wanting to shut up a road and rail.Thanks for the awesome videos
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Cool Video! I've always liked Slotcars & Trains running together too!
The ultimate combo!
Awesome layout design, my brother and I had a rail crossing track, the train always ran fine through it, but the slot cars would always catch on the gaps in the rail. And as kids we didn't know how to fix such problems.. but I always liked this idea. Always thought it was cool. I'm setting up an area to build a new HO train layout with a track beside it. But probably won't put in a crossing.. but your idea of building one is not out of the realm of doing it..
Go for it you'll be glad you did. I had a Lionel oval around my childhood layout, no rail crossing.
Thats Pretty cool those railroad crossing tracks .... Pretty sharp Kenton ... and yes scale looks fairly close as you said ... Killjoys ... funny lol ... yeah right Tjets the closest scale wise ... Very Interesting and also a lot of work to get it right I imagine , Kenton what size are the Trains O gauge ?? ... Guess you will paint the other mountain at some point ... see Ya Nice video
O gauge is 1/48, probably the best for 1/43 scale layouts. G gauge is 1/25, might be the best for 1/32 scale if you want the train bigger than the cars. I have seen some guys use O gauge with 1/32 scale layouts.
I used to have the Matchbox slot cars from the 1980s - these looked great on the model railroad - sadly I gave them all away
Should have stayed in the game my friend. Thanks for watching.
In crafting my current HO 1/87 & 1/64 diorama, I did use old slot car track as my road with hand crafted railroad crossings. Mine is not a running slot track, just used it because I thought it looked a lot better than many of the road solutions typical to a HO layout. So, I'm all in favor of this blending of hobbies and scales, I do it myself.
Great minds think alike. Thanks for watching.
I'm a newbie and I absolutely loved the video! It's refreshing to see a real person just enjoying a hobby.
Welcome aboard! Thanks for stopping by.
I would love to build me a slack.Car track with a railcrossing to work in my HO.Trains that is a very cool layout
It was a childhood dream of mine.
You can add metal wheel sets to the caboose
I have some, I just have to install them. Thanks for watching!
I have been into the early 60s slack cars Aurora, they were true HO.Scale, a friend of mine years later, in the 70s, had a taiko road and rail.And I always wanted to pursue one, but never did.But now you got me wanting to shut up a road and rail.Thanks for the awesome videos
@@carltesh9612Get in the game you’ll be glad you did. Ain’t nothing to it but to do it!
That looks like fun!
It is 🙌 thanks for stopping by.
Your track has come a long way. So has the railroad. Thank you for the video.
Thanks for watching!