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How about putting the ballast in the cement tin with cement, shaking it up and coating all of the ballast and then spreading the ballast rather than just the top layer, that way all the ballast is secure

Everything operates so smoothly. I don’t know how to describe it…. There is a “solidity” to everything (the tiny gates don’t flap around when they open/close; tram didn’t bounce around; trains have that nice “thump” that sounds so much better than the click-click of lightweight trains). Idk.

This is the most incredible layout I’ve ever seen! I absolutely love it. This is how I want mine to look when I hit the lotto.

Nice video 👍

Nice video... keep on rolling 👍

I'm definitely a subscriber hope to see an update video soon you really have nice stuff 👍👍👍👍

Wonderful video like and subscribed from Czech Republic 🙂👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

Thank you!!

Its nice to see a weed overgrown layout. This is what most of us have to deal with on a regular basis. Good job. Thankx for the nice video

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Great stuff thanks!

Fantastic level of detail, must need a huge amount of maintenance work. Marvellous layout.

Very nice indeed, I've subbed to your channel

By the way, I like your procedure and will use it on my layout. Robert Brown.

Where can I get the ballast that you show in the video? I need alot. Thanks, Robert Brown.

Thankyou for the idea. Looks like it works well. I'll do as Allen says below and wipe rails before spraying water. Cheers, Tony from New Zealand

chicken grits what i use its a bit bigger but if you fill a double bag its probaly the best ballast you can use

Really nice, altho the trains are tiny compared with the buildings, they would of been better off with 3.5 inch gauge

Ok till you get hard frosts and. Prolonged freezing. Falls apart then. More cement needed

Thank you for sharing.

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why not brush off the rails before spraying water

they need to make a weed cutting attachment like the do a snow plow

Love the work in progress!! More please!

where did you get that BM 86 in 1:25? (Im norwegian btw)

Thanks for posting, I use your advice but with much more cement powdering and it works well, you still have to maintain the track on a regular basis, one day I will go all cement foundation. Thanks for posting. Very Helpful

you need a maintenance of way crew and car to go along with train crew.ol

nice is this G SCALE. K

Love the closing gates at 2:40, very detailed RR you should do a over cab video so we can get an idea of size of this grand RR. Thanks for sharing, Jose Silva G Scale

A 27 car train, love it... I like to see more than a 6 car pull on the RR's as also like to run long trains. Very nice large detailed RR and I just subscribed. Thanks for sharing, Jose Silva G Scale

lovely place . was this someones private activity at one time or was it a planned venue ? couldnt find any real backstory on this place . whom ever built and set this up should be congradulated . just googled it . thank goodness for wikipedia. ra. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bekonscot

THIS IS AMAZING THANK YOU

Truely amazing, both in scale and detail!!

The best garden railway setup on youtube i have seen wonderful models and vintage trains and carriages.

That is a brilliant idea. I will be using this technique on my railway when it is finally complete.

I love the overgrown look. What does your ballast job look like after a period of time? I suspect you've redone it a few times by now. Did you ever clear out the other spur near the tunnel? Doesn't look like you can get a train down that track. Given the work I'm interested if you are still maintaining the garden railroad.

Merci pour l'idée ! Je vais tester sur mon réseau. Gégé : In France ! ( gege030t sur RUclips)

I'm a new comer to G-Scale and am planning to lay down track in the back yard and this video was to very helpful to me. Thanks so much for helping me...

stunning layouts

were did you buy the G-skale trains?

Nice layout

Great!

very cool layout. thanks for showing us.

that's pretty cool

Wonderful layout, great rains. G scale trains sure are a lot of fun. Check mine out on my channel. Thanks for sharing.

Great! Nice to see all those trains!

cool. love it. you better get clearing the track for your mid-summer video now!

Great stuff!!!

Great update..Thanks for sharing. Regards..Tom