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Thanks James. It was a great day out. Glad you enjoyed it

Thanks mate. Despite the delays it was a very good day out. I'm glad those 3 guys saw that I was filming and moved out the way.

@@NicholassTrainChannel yeah very good they moved but it was a funny moment for me anyway

Thanks Richard. It was a good day out.

Thanks mate. Glad you enjoyed it.

Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching.

Glad you enjoyed it. Cheers.

Thanks Paul. Your standard is a great one to follow. I'm looking forward to getting a start on my own module soon.

Thanks mate. It was great to see you too. I have a few ideas on what I want to build so stay tuned.

Looking forward to it!

Cheers Will it was great to come along and see what everyone has made and to see it all in action. I have a few ideas in my head on what I want to build so stay tuned for that.

Thanks mate. It's amazing how they fit all that stuff in to those tiny locos. I wasn't to sure how I would go about filming the video but I'm pretty happy with it.

Thanks mate. It's a pretty nice spot to get photos and videos. To access it you go to Upper Ferntree Gully station and then walk along the Ringwood to Belgrave rail trail heading towards Belgrave direction and it's right next to the bridge. Hope that helps.

@@NicholassTrainChannel Thanks!

Thanks James. Glad you enjoyed it.

Thanks Sam. It was nice to see you again.

Thanks. It's a good way to mark out where you want to put your road and also have it a consistent size.

Thanks mate I'm looking forward to the N class build. It is designed to use the Auscision G class bogies and motor which I have ordered yesterday so those should come soon. Hope that answers your question.

Thankyou Genesis was a very nice layout with some beautiful scenery. As for Slate Valley it's very clever how it was designed having upper and lower levels and the use of forced perspective really makes the layout stand out from others. Glad you enjoyed it.

The tool I used is called a Dremel also known as a rotary tool. Hope that answers your question.

@@NicholassTrainChannel Thanks I already purchased one and got it a few days ago.

That would probably be the case it's since been fixed.

Well it's hard to work around a camera so don't watch it if it annoys you!!!!!!

Well if you don't like it then don't watch it simple as that and don't waste your time by writing rude comments like this. And I'm not trying to prove anything nor was this intended as a tutorial because if it was then I would be showing how I weathered the wagon in a step by step process.

Piss mate you probably still eat your snot

Thanks for the comment I agree the C classes are a nice model. As for your question I have been running my C class on 22 inch curves on my layout and not had an issue. As for the Peco #5 turnouts those have a pretty smooth curve to it so you shouldn't have any issues.

@@NicholassTrainChannel Thanks. I had some issues with the Auscision A class not liking 22" curves and replaced the bogies. Haven't had a chance to test it yet as I'm between layouts..

Hi thanks for the comment I have used spray adhesive before and I recon it works just as well as PVA glue. I went with a tall hedge as that's what I prefer.

I believe I have seen his videos on level crossings. He has done some amazing builds.

Thanks Jai. I'm looking forward to getting the level crossing wired up. Just need to get a level crossing flasher unit first.

Thanks mate. Yes I do plan to wire up the level crossing lights. Just need to get a level crossing flasher unit then I'll be able to wire them up.

Circuitron makes a great detector and flashing circuit. I’ve posted a couple videos on how to install them. Easy install. Let me know if you want a link to the video. Cheers!

@@HartfordWhaler cheers. Yes please a link to a video on how to install them would be appreciated.

Thanks John. I'm super pleased with how this scene has turned out. It is one that I'll be getting a lot of shots at when doing running sessions.

Thanks mate. It's been a lot of work to get this scene complete but I'm glad it's done.

Thanks James. It was nice to catch up with you again.

Thanks Richard. It was good fun chasing and riding the train.

Thanks mate. It was an enjoyable day.

No worries at all. Look forward to seeing it at another exhibition.

That’s what I’m most likely going to do. Thanks for the comment.

@@NicholassTrainChannel your welcome. Thanks for the content!

Glad you enjoyed it. There is always next year.

At least the Sodorese trains had some light weathering and realistic loads in the wagons. Not all straight out of the box trains with only 2 or 3 wagons as is usually the case. ;-)

Thanks I'm leaning towards making the hill the same height as what's on the other side just so it all flows nicely.

Thanks for the comment. I'm leaning towards doing exactly that but I'm going to have retaining walls on both sides.

@@NicholassTrainChannel nice, I look forward to seeing how it turns out.

Thanks for the comment. It would make sense to have both of them the same height and have retaining walls on both sides to make it look like the land has been cut into.

Thanks for the comment Richard. I’ll take that into consideration.

Thanks mate. That's one of the things I like about exhibitions you can get inspiration for your own layout at home.

Thanks mate glad you enjoyed it.

Thanks Tony. Exhibitions are one of my favourite things to attend. Take care.

Thanks mate glad you enjoyed the review. As for the length of the locomotive its 25cm from coupler to coupler or 23.3cm from pilot to pilot. Hope that answers your question. Thanks for watching.

Yeah the carriage that you are talking about is a work mans sleeper carriage. There are only a few left in preservation.

@@NicholassTrainChannel, i imagine youve seen the veteran train? i think they got them out for the last open days. are they doing it up or just keeping it under cover? i got a ride in them over 50 years ago. there was some centenary or something so nana (nana used to do the catering for special events at flinders st station for about 40 or 50 years and got a room there named after her) took her 2 favourite grandkids to spencer st station where we got a ride in the cars for just the length of the platform and back again. i spent a lot of time on this internet thingo trying to find out about what wikipedia calls the vr's best kept secret.