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I have a question. I have a issue with my track I'm trying to use one track and have two loops and the power keeps killing itself every time I try to do it.

Definitely a good engine there and able to pull a good load. Probably could pull a few more cars possibly. Were all the cars weighed ? Good to see the Mill Run and Western Maryland up and running after your remodeling. God’s blessings on you.

So wait I dont understand. How are you not causing a short with your crossovers? I'm new to this so I do apologize but are the crossovers individually powered? If they are, are they all isolated? I looked up Bachman #4s and theres not much on the website where you can buy them. Do I have to get the track pieces that isolate the crossovers themselves or is it just plug and play?

This video was use full thanks a bunch

Wow, that is a lot of coal cars, that's cool!

I gle birdshot in the voids between hopper bays beneath the car for additional weight using white glue. A Sarpie permanent marker can color the dry glue black in seconds and dry in minutes. The result is a car that even when empty tracks well.

Great video. Nice choice of background music and narration. Besides, can’t beat a Southern anything doing the work! FYI, Southern ran the RS long hood forward and the figures in the cab are positioned correctly.

Great video! Can’t wait to see more of the update layout!

Very nice operating session you got running there bud it's nice to have your layout extended out so you have a little more operation to do on your layout. It looks great and awesome I wish I could come and visit you someday in the future and run trains

Did you have to make your own female to female connector to connect to each retailer? I can't find one online. I just saw that you answered it in another comment. I will make my own.

That looks really good, I like it. And I’m not a fall person. But who says that a layout has to be just one season. Know of another fellow train hobbyist that has a winter scene that he leaves up year round on a section of his layout.Really enjoy seeing your videos and seeing what you enjoying. God’s blessings on you. 👍🚂👍

There are better isolating joiners on the market with thinner isolating pins on them, e.g. Fleischmann art. 6433 or Roco art. 42611 for scale H0. Isolating tracks might be interesting for digitally operated layouts as well. If a programming track is part of the layout it has to be fully isolated from the "normal" DCC-circuit. If there are large numbers of digitized rolling stock on the tracks it could save expensive digital power to turn their rest tracks off.

Fantastic Looping Elecromnibus!!

I have the same model! Very good runner!

Well done,really like your layout 👍

That part with two trains going the same direction is cool

looks great! You should do a video just touring the progress so far on the new layout

I'm new to HO but I'm getting very deterred about continuing on because I have an older set and have no money and definitely no interest to have to convert everything to work with newer rolling stock.

What code rail jointers do you use for the n scale? thx

Did you check the coupler height with the height gauge by Kadee?

i love IHC's....i dont see what's different except the headlight? I dont have the 2-8-2, but i have the 4-6-2 Pacific which im in process of kitbashing.

Whenever I paint or stain I use disposable rubber gloves

My favorite is the engine you have 2126😊

I look for steam engines

Cool!!

Use mod podge on top of the resin once it dries to get the ripples you want buddy. You can use the podge also to make rapids.

If I have multiple red wire feeders coming from different sides of my layout track(to ensure I have enough power throughout my layout) how can I connect all these to the bachmann ez command controller knowing that there is only one aux jack input

[thank, you for youre great helpful video]

Hey there. Thank so much for the great video. It looks really good. I can tell you've put a lot of work into it. So far this is the only video I've watched of yours, so if you already knew everything I put down below please excuse my ignorance. Just wanted to give another way due to what you said towards the end. Although I did subscribe so I can come back and watch some more another time. But if you didn't know it and you have questions feel free to ask. I'll help all I can. Hope all is well. I use casting epoxy. It is a 2 part but it's simple to use and layer as well as create the ripples you wanted. You can use acrylic paint to tint it (to get the depth look you want) or doing clear like you did over your painting. To get the ripples tint a tiny bit bit white in a seperate little cup. Put a small line down and either use a stir stick to blend out the edges or a straw to blow it around. Add to your eyes desire( unless you have a problem with your too-much-gene, like me, lol) I first started out with "Alumlite" at WalMart. In the craft paint section in the craft area. They have a small starter kit that includes parts A & B as well as cups, stir sticks and gloves. That brand has done me well and my fall back if I run out and have to wait on a shipment. Tips for smoother mixing and to help with bubbles is 30 mins before using it, pop the bottles in some warm water to heat it up.

That's great! Looks very authentic!

This is really cool!!!!

I have a question about the table and the size and length of the plywood?

Neat way to get your train up and running. I would have to do that with my train layout because I live in a 1 bedroom apartment. I have a 6' folding table. So you guys gave me an idea.

I have more than 300 pieces of freight cars. I bought 10 sets of those 100 per box but once in a while you will run into trucks that are too wide to keep them in place. I bought the boxes when Walthers had them on sale then my Dealer put them back fro me, when I needed more I went to my Dealer & pick them up. 10 boxes of 33 4 boxes of 36.Some of my newer stock already had wheels & couplers. I had a number of Talgo type trucks so I had to change those too.

Have you noticed any shrinkage as the 50/50 glue mixture dries?

TY Chris, precisely what I wanted review on! Ur water turned out great. BTW- ur voice sounds exactly like Woody Harrelson 🙂

I'm just starting this project with my 55 ton hopper fleet. It consists of Athern, LifeLike, Stewart and a few Atlas cars. The Atlas needs no improvement. I put Atlas trucks under one of the Athern cars and it not only runs like an Atlas, it looks like it. Next I'll just replace the wheels on another & compare.

Well done ! 👍

Very cool! Thank you! Now just thinking out loud. Which stock requires which radius.

How do you connect one terminal rerailer to another? They both need female cables and Bachman doesn’t make a female-female extension cable that I can find. Thanks.

Best early locomotive was an Athearn Blue Box "Super" F7. After having some Bachmans and Tycos, that locomotive was a revelation. Secondly: an ancient Penn Line K4 is a more recent get. Love it. Lastly, a Hobbytown/Cary Loco Works Alco S2; talk about a brute!

How do you stop ground cover from cracking when dried?

Neat. Looks fun.

good explanation, always used #5's yrs back, but just got back into hobby after 30yrs. Always used styrene to adjust height, (the hard way), but this much simpler, kadee's are great.

[thank, you for youre great video]👍

Your discussion regarding the extra power supply was valuable for me.

How do you wire a frog juicer to an EZ track wye?

You are supposed to use some form of screw to hold the lid on so it’s easy to change couplers. Hope this helps you in the future. 😊

What could one possibly need a double decapod for…?

people need to know how to do this. thanks for the video