Hi John, hope you are well. The scenery work is looking fantastic and I look forward to the grassing & greenery stages ! The new station/dock track plan looks to work really well and will provide an excellent scene for filming. Take care my friend & all the best......Andy
Evening Andy, yes, this time of year progress speeds up on the layout due to short days and grotty weather. I'm glad you like the ideas. You take care as well, all the best, John.
Hi John, can you tell me why you have two magnets in the track? I’m assuming it’s to make the cupeling on the loco flip up like on the wagon? Meaning of course that you need to replicate the staple on the loco tender too?
Hi, thanks for your message. Yes, some of my locos have a staple on the tender coupling and also just in case overshoot the first magnet. A few videos on TH-cam with this technique. It's just a cheaper option and less complicated one for me. Also want to say thank you for your comment and watching. Cheers John
Hi John, hope you are well. The scenery work is looking fantastic and I look forward to the grassing & greenery stages ! The new station/dock track plan looks to work really well and will provide an excellent scene for filming. Take care my friend & all the best......Andy
Evening Andy, yes, this time of year progress speeds up on the layout due to short days and grotty weather. I'm glad you like the ideas. You take care as well, all the best, John.
Hi I’ve just subscribed,great videos and great work on the layout
Hi Daniel, Thanks for subscribing, and I'm glad you are enjoying the videos and, hopefully, the future videos. All the best, John.
Wish you the best in expanding your viewership
Thank you. It just helps, It's not about me but ones like you who take the time to watch . Regards John
For the algorithm!
Thank you . Yes, the good old TH-cam algorithm 🤦🏽♂️. Also, thanks for watching. All the best, John
Hi John, can you tell me why you have two magnets in the track? I’m assuming it’s to make the cupeling on the loco flip up like on the wagon? Meaning of course that you need to replicate the staple on the loco tender too?
Hi, thanks for your message. Yes, some of my locos have a staple on the tender coupling and also just in case overshoot the first magnet. A few videos on TH-cam with this technique. It's just a cheaper option and less complicated one for me. Also want to say thank you for your comment and watching. Cheers John