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can you consist locomotives if using DC for your layout wiring?

I cant describe how annoyed i am by how paywalled the allagash is. MRH is all about paywalls.

Is this run 8 or rolling line?

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Hello, I came across your channel by chance. If someone films and builds the details faithfully, it's probably you WOW.😳 thank you for sharing Greetings Christian🤠👍

Cool

Черт, бро, я сначала подумал про реальную жизнь

Cool design! Anyone used a design similar to this for a double deck module with a light valance for the top deck as well? Or would the height/weight make it too unstable?

How do you carry the cards that are in the train, as the train moves?

hi nice plans but my question is ... What trains u got in Dubai the oryginal ??? i need to know :)

Thanks so much for making this video and sharing your insights with the rest of us. * subscribed *

your channel name is dubai trains do you live in dubai? because i aso live in dubai.

Howzit : As previous; perchance do you have a Track Plan ( With Measurements ) of Roger's GREAT N+FC RR Layout ? Thank You / John

I think the meaning of 'Shelf' has gotten lost here . . . An Inglenook type layout, or a small shunting yard in a space, say, 36-48" x 12-18" is more what it's about, not something that can take a continual circuit.

Outstanding design. Very impressive !

Mine is going to have a " False top or false bottom"" So I can lift the top to do my wiring instead of crawling under the table. I have no problem getting under the table, It's this useful thing called gravity. But I have a hard time getting back into my wheelchair because of this useless thing called gravity😂. lift the top do my wiring no problem. PLUS I realized I have the added bonus of having staging tracks under the "table top", By leaving enough space between between the top bottom and the bottom bottom... Or depending on your point of view between the two tops🤔🤣. No crawling around underneath the table😁

See what?!!? 🤔😂 That is something I would definitely do, don't feel bad!!

Very good design and explanation of options.

Finally another video!

I much like it!!!!

Great design. Should be a great looking layout. Thanks for sharing. Dave

Nice job Bart!

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that looks like a great system, I think I will be sending you the fee to purchase, thanks

THANK YOU FOR DETAILED LAYOUT

Great layout!

Looking great 👍😎👍🏁

I yelled about music in another vid -- this one is much less intrusive, thanks. That was a really good design process 'discussion.'

Shut. OFF. The Music. Or turn it down by half, not a little. This is 2 years old and I just subbed here from an older vid. I hope this doesn't happen a lot.

[thank, you for you're great video]👍

You mentioned adding sand to the roof for the texture. One thing I’ve done is used baking soda in black paint to add texture. Then I can paint over it again if it’s taken on too much of a lighter color from the powder. It has worked well especially for making a weathered stone texture for table top games.

Nice design, bridges always present a challenge as each application is unique to the layout. I agree with the safety stop approach with your layout, electrical safety switches wouldn't work as well. I used the safety switches as my layout design didn't require it, but I also can run into the same issue should I run them in reverse for any reason. I used a linear actuator for the lifting mechanism. Check out my video... Model RailRoad Bridge Episode 2

Great building, very nice design. Perfect for that industrial spur.

remember big table for big trains and small tables for small trains other way around would look ridiculous! i choose loop to loop on a small n scale table

Helpful video.

The audio is so distracting that I really couldn't enjoy the video

Very helpful video! Although I’m still not clear on all the parts of the system I’m really looking forward to adding this system to my switch aspect of my railroad! Thanks 🚂🚞🚞🚞

Excellent video: clear explanation of polarity considerations. You have to be well heeled to afford Peco UniFrogs!

Is this based on the Kingsbury Branch in Chicago?

This is looking really good. I loved the intro, too. By the way, I have recently moved to Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Do you know anything about the model railroading scene there or in Dubai where you are. It would be great to meet up with some others. Keep up the great work!

Track in the BR era got filthy within weeks of new ballast being laid. Because trains had "Brake blocks" not stupid "Motor car" type disc brakes, so large clouds of brake block dust covered tracks and the cess. Further trains didn't have "Chemical" toilets, the crap just got dumped on the track, which is why every toilet had a notice "Please do not use toilet when the train is standing in a station" !!! So track went what is known as "Track Colour", and the two major railway paint specialists "Precision paints" & "Railmatch" both produce paint & spray paints in "Track colour" & "Sleeper grime", amongst many other special railway colours !!!!

Your rail road looks great except for the paved areas and then they suck. Watch Boomer Diorama and see how the paved areas can look easily. He is a master and a great teacher,

I think I am gonna try your track weathering on my Kato track. Your layout looks amazing. Thanks for sharing. Dave

Beautifully composed scene. Love the spur that dead ends between the buildings. Great visual trick. Looks like it keeps on going. Roads, signs and ground cover all look great. The mix and sheer number of vehicles bring the whole scene to life with a busy look that says this is the late 50's and, oh yeah, the intro is superb.

Well done industrial scene!

Excellent progress! Looks awesome! 👍