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Excellent video!!! Thank you for putting it together and sharing it with all of us! Merry Christmas to everyone!

The printing on tape idea is great! Thank you for that, my downtown Deco kit is still in the box, I took it out and started cleaning up the edges and plaster was everywhere and my entire model room smelled like a hospital 😂.... I will eventually get at it

Great video. It would be interesting to see this done with materials at hand for modelers who can't spend a good amount of money on premade supplies.

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absolutely outstanding workmanship... Always look forward to your next project.... Michael, fr. Indiana

I hope there is a part two on this. Really nice to listen to Andy talk about the history of his layout and what is available in S scale to accomplish it.

New Tracks has 2 great scratchbuilders in Martin and Tom. They are a treat to watch...

I love the lost art of scratch building...cars, buildings, track.. everything Love the work you're doing

Interesting but fails to mention any of the English or European versions of On30, that pre-date the North American modeling by about 30 or more years,. There are examples of O scale models running on HO scale tracks using Bring and Trix locomotives as a starting point from around the mid-1930s and being very popular back in the 1960s in Europe and the UK.

Great scenery!

Im a Black Sheep!

Great show. Really enjoyed Dennis' tips on assembling the Korber kit. Thank you.

I am so happy you keeping his legacy alive and his shows .

I met Al at the O scale 2 rail Strausburg meet. He recognized me and spent nearly 3hrs with me giving me great advise and showing me around. Although I only new him for a brief time he shared his layout with me and was just a great person. . He will be greatly missed

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Steve the Peco On18 track you referred to does thar have wood ties ? I think Peco lists that track as Ho n30 / N scale track with wood ties. I have not used that myself but modeling in Ho n30 and interested. So many different tracks and manufactures it becomes confusing.

Jeff, Glad you like the 3-way stub. Empire-Trackworks thanks you for the positive comments.

Since the chat doesn't seem to post on the video, can you put the link to the Amazon source for the figure painting device in the description? Thanks

I would model P48 in a hot second, but it has two problems as I see it. 1. The lack of 2-rail locomotives that can easily be converted. 2. I don’t want to learn the skills, or buy the tools required to rebuilt O scale brass steam, which is also difficult to find. Now, if a manufacturer like Atlas started offering P48 locomotives then I’d be all in.

My wife is from Pittsburgh and all of her family is in the area. We made the drive from Salida, CO. for the convention and to see family. As a narrow gauge modeler, I'm looking forward to this video series. Thanks!

A very interesting video. Thanks for sharing your very detailed enhancements to these stock A.C. Gilbert coaches. They turned out most beautifully.

Im a S scale modeler and I scratch build everything in O scale 😂. The stamp mill I just built might be in G . It's huge!

Jeff, can’t wait to see your technique. I model Nscale, so if you can demo a simple method in such a large scale as O, I’m sure it should be more than adequate for my tiny people.😊

Great job guys!

Clark Kooning you and I need to get together and compare note. You work light to dark and I work dark to light!

Clem, thanks for all you’ve done to inform us about this great scale of modeling. Sorry to hear that life’s roadblocks are preventing you from continuing. Hope your surgery results in full functionality.

Steve, it's a natural evolution. We change, life changes and we re-assess. I stopped building big layouts about 20 years ago. I build micros and shelf layouts now. I was involved with building 2 large layouts, putting in 10+ years of construction only to see them be taken down at the end because either the owner moved or realized what a maintenance monster they were building.

What a terrific program. And Robert comes across exactly what one would hope. He is enthusiastic, has a clear sense of what he wants and already involved. His college objectives are right in sync w model RR objectives. Wish him the best. Given the drought of young modelers, this is a very innovative approach to enrolling youth. Well done to the organizers and sponsors.

Hi Tom, when you do a scenery video, can you name the products you use by manufacturer and part number? Thanks.

Many thanks for posting this video! O-scale 2-rail does not get the attention it deserves!

Hey Steve, your new layout series is fantastic and I look forward to following along. With your plan for a raised layout I was wondering what you recommend for drainage? With the plastic against the walls all of the water would you need some kind of weeping tile like you'd have in a house foundation? Thanks!

I use to know jim kindraka

Looks like a great My Build! Thanks for posting up!

I love the fact that you start with s scale and branch ut from that! And I love your products!

A wise man once said that the greatest way to make a small fortune in model railroading is to start with a large one...

I love the way you put your copyright on the end when you've used my footage without permission. Class act.

This was such a fitting tribute to a fine group of men. I found out today that Paul Dolkos passed on so that's 5 world-class modelers we have lost in the last few weeks. They all bought so much joy to so many people, it's a huge hole in our world but as Fr. Ron said, we shouldn't try to fill it but use it to remember them.

As beautiful as the model is on here, it was even more so in person...

Steve B. We will see about hook to hold the cards, but I bet some of the crew will still manage to lose their cards once in a while. Wonder if you have any color blind operators? [Mind you I suggested the color coding]

Great modeling on the Goose #1, Jeff!!

Clem, hope you’re not discussing this topic because you are actually in a burnout state. Pretty soon e24 will come and lift you up, I’m sure. I find that seeing and talking to buddies in the same interest lift me up and get the juices flowing again. Stay well.

Isn’t this in essence Blue Rail or dead rail? With which batteries aboard locomotives is what powers it and the transceiver aboard which communicates with a wireless throttle. No need for powered tracks although if there is power to the track some engines can use that to keep their batteries charged while being run or sitting on a siding, the smart ones without overcharging them. Why all the hush hush? This tech has been around for years. Not by a big investor or with NMRA standards but available. Unless of course the “wireless” discussed here is something else.

I have this kit to build in HO and O scale so I am glad you guys are doing this

Cool product. I think this would be nice in a rock quarry or mining material handling operation.

Great story about 3d printing. I have been printing and selling mostly N-Scale for a year now with over 200 models available. I started getting requests for a model in this scale or that scale and have slowly been making my models available in other scales, including O. I was selling some on Shapeways but being mostly N scale, Shapeways was difficult because they would not print very fine detail. I had a lot of models that I just could not modify to make available on shapeways. Ebay and printing my own stuff is the best option I have come up with.

Are you running MakeHuman on a Mac? There does appear to be a version for the newer macOS.

And also good job holding the camera

Cool train to go on just by the looks of it

Hope you all had a safe Independence Day

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