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I need help assembling the gearbox / controller house . directions are confusing AF and Im stuck . I appreciate it

Great walk thru, thanks. Do you know how wide of an opening when an ho scale bridge is fully raised?

*Skips the building of the gear box part * sigh thanks for nothing

Can you share the stl file?

Hello, have you seen any sream tenders on tinker cat?

A good-looking model! I am very interested in your print settings, model angle, supports size, density etc.

Seems rather dumb to: 1) Throw away the instructions, like you're a Master bridge builder, and 2) Pre-cut all pieces away from their sprues, as they have part numbers stamped on them that correspond to the instructions... But you don't need those numbers cuz you're a Master bridge builder, and you tossed the instructions away... You build all models by SHEER BRAIN POWER... BRILLIANT...

Omg i wish i had the red one i love the sd40

I keep melting switches and can't figure out why.

I've been considering making some n scale models of my own, i've seen some others ask, do you share your files anywhere?

Could you please post the file for the tanker car? I would LOVE to give it a try, I just got into printing.

Thanks for the video. So, my grandson and have built this bridge, how do we attach the track?

how were you able to solve the issues of lines on the model? (not talking about layer lines)

Use the MT couplers on the end cars with Rapidos in the center ones, unit train!

Just me, I would have kept and read the instructions very carefully in this case....like that there's not any yammering of useless talk to fill the time, just slides to highlight.

amazing! are your stl files avalible for purchase?

Interesting, After recently installing Atlas code 80 turnouts on my layout I discovered they too had my older generation locos (70s-90s Graham Farish stock) dying outside the turnouts and just like you I assumed those flimsy switch blades were to blame! However after doing power checks with a multimeter I found they were conducting track voltage with no issue at all surprisingly, after close examination it seemed the issue was all the small plastic fixtures that go in-between the rails. Trains would collide (but not outright derail) with the small block that pushes the blades from side to side and the unsightly large plastic check rails that connect to the frog. I shaved the small block for the blades into a trapezoid like shape (allowing it still function but enough to clear way for the train wheels) and just cut off the check rails altogether! After all that I could run even my oldest N scale locos at very slow speeds over the points, very satisfying! Hope this helps anyone getting frustrated with those god awful Atlas switches.

What made you think that acetone would work to strip paint on plastic!

*quiet

Very cool! You could forego the 3D printed railings and instead add dimple marks so you can install your own smaller brass versions. Almost same for the exhaust hood fans!

are they available for download I absolutely love them and would pay for the files

Hi! The project was amazing, what is your printer model? Greetings from Brazil!

Holy mackerel! Thanks a ton for this video, was asked to help assemble this kit in, particular the motor/electrics for a friend... Have not started yet, and SO glad I watched this first. if you dont mind dumb questions... What "DPDT switch" did you use to control this bridge? and as I understand it, this kit is 6v, but the set its going into is 12v, is that common?... whats the best way to step down to 6v?

Interesting your comments on purchasing 2nd hand track. Was looking at a whole bunch online...Given me a pause to think moment... 🤔

Building this now. I'm currently at 107 colorful metaphors. I did catch the big gear reversal. The hard way. ಠ_ಠ A lot of filling and sanding, but overall it's a decent kit. Just a bit dated.

Yellow is really hard to get right.

That came out great!

I’m trying to figure out how to make this thing work as a vertical lift

i would be interested in some of the models. would they be models or stl files?

I'm really liking this but did you upload a photo or drawing into Tinkercad or did you work it up yourself.??

Hi. Two days ago I discovered your channel and I can say with no doubt your work in designing these models *are awsome* and the results are truly, truly amazing !. Please upload a video tutorial on how you are creating in Tinkercad one of these models to help many and many modelers, like me, to have the chance to create our own models as well. A Video Tutorial would be very appreciated because is the best way to learn on the go how to model one of these beauties ! Thank you very much in advance and please keep on this path !. Greetings and cheers, John.

Congrats for this excellent replica, Sir !. It would be very, very useful for many of us if you could show how you designed this model on TinkerCAD. A tutorial would be very appreciated. Thanks in advance. Greetings from Santiago de Chile, South America. John.

Very nice. Are the models smooth or has the layers like a normal 3d printer?

Who doesn't like aliens?!? haha. Great video. Cant wait to do the same on my printer.

Pepsi ???

Nicely done! What else are you working on?

well done, it looks nice!

How did you do the wires

How did you do the wires

Cool!

That is a good comparison of how one can justify the Kato over Bachmann. The modeling in the corner is coming along great it is really adding to it look forward to seeing more in the future.

Really great models! Have you ever uploaded these to a website like thingiverse or cults3d? I’m very interested in printing these models for myself!

Looking good really look forward to each video, keep them coming.

lipstick on a pig lol. great video! and a great paint job.

That lipstick 💄 made that pig 🐖 look like a swan, dude free hand my ass, lol it looks good 👍

Scenery looks really good 😍 and your free hand paint job looks pretty darn good too!

It is a coming. 3D printing you say hard to tell is it not

Wow that turned out great, I see many more in your future, you'll be tossing the shells you get from now on I bet.

Wow! This is the answer to the question I have been asking.

That was a great idea for the walk through, fantastic.