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If you DCC fit these, use a stay-alive - it will make shunting *much* more fun.

Nice video. Keep it up!

Thanks for re-uploading and not being beaten! I love your style, and find your vids both entertaining and informative. Great singing too 🙂 PS My car needs washing, can I book a slot? Cheers 🙂

Did this video get reuploaded

I love your videos.

Thanks for the tips! I'm still going to keep using my static grass applicator for that other thing though.

Hi HH. Interesting technique in painting the model. I noticed with the "container" (as you mentioned in the video) that the first coat of paint didn't want to "stick". Was this down to the choice of paint (Citadel vs Vallejo due to cost) or that you didn't lightly "sand" the surface to create a key? Are the wheels plastic or metal?

Small nuts! 🤣

I really want to give you my wood... ;-)

I've really enjoyed watching this series. And its inspired me to start planning my own layout! Thank you

Why is it you train guys never know where to put the engine.

Man you’re the best tutor yet. You’re straight to the point and easy to understand. Keep up the good work.

Dude, it's the shit ones that may the others good. Glad to see your back. Looking forward to the next project.

Hey, a complete newbie here. How did you automate the decoupling?

I love this series so much! Some good ideas that ive not seen before and its inspired me to start making my own mini layout. I'm looking forward to more videos ❤

Noting you are coming from miniature painting I am surprised you left all the mould lines in the buffer stops but the paint job on the sleepers and rail is great. You've done a great job with the Metcalfe tunnel (that comes from your scale modelling experience). Magnetic coupling and uncoupling will improve with experience. Its more difficult in N scale simply because you are dealing with physics: the locos and rolling stock are so much lighter and you don't have the same level of motion control you would have at a larger scale. You would have benefited by using tape to limit ballast where the tunnel was going then fit the tunnel but hey hindsight is a wonderful thing.

Tho video is nice

Missing you and your channel. I hope all is well.

Hi I’m somewhat inspired by your methods and build What dimensions is this shunting yard Kind regards Phill

After just finding your videos on here I have picked up a few pointers but think I will stay using DC and manual points on my new shunting layout that I'm building. look forward to watching all of the videos in your play list.

Your logo reminds me of the Australian 5 cent coin www.ramint.gov.au/five-cents

Great video. Must watch the others

I also have an Inglenook layout. Microtrains (US) makes an axle drag spring. This goes on one of your axle points. Gives just enough drag to help. I put one on each car on the layout. Nice layout, and nice realization of what is really required to operate a session on it.

came for the model railway construction tips. stayed for the innuendo

sorely tempted to get a router after watching this you _could_ get almost as good a result using something with a 90° inside angle to guide the router - cut each corner separately and the corners will be radiused by the router bit. not as nice as the tic-tac shaped cutout though

I got a bit irritated with two-axle wagons Inglenooking in N gauge - the tolerances are loose enough the whole wagon can rotate while staying on the rails and put the couplings out of alignment! I'm receiving a pile of 2mm finescale track components and some DG couplings soonish. Will have N-gauge and 2mm finescale Inglenooks side by side on the same board and am hoping to see what difference it makes. Thinking I won't attempt uncoupling magnets though - happy enough with "Hand of God" shunting pole to lift loops and act as an impromptu handbrake for loose wagons!

18:10 dear god that paint tin is huge

Good to have another video from you man. I love these Peco kits. They’re so satisfying to build and paint. I think they’re great value although a fiver? Wow good work. I’m like you and paint things separately for the most part. I tend to use a light grey primer spray can to kick things off, just to save me having to put too many top coats on! Enjoyed the video and watching your process

Nice work!

Hi A great little wagon kit build, try and do some more they are fun...lol I've done a few of the various Peco ones over the years, they are quite easy, relelitively cheap and fun to make and paint. Don't worry about wonky transfers, we all do that from time to time...lol. Its a good way to build up your rolling stock at not a huge cost these days. Thanks

Whatever bad things happens in our lives, just one thing never forget keep it up and go on!

I've had the same problem with the weight not being exactly central... and also gave up trying to use those tiny nuts!

Love this series - beginner perfect and how many start out. Looking for my first n scale set myself. (new sub today from AUS)

Hey, you're back. I hope you're safe and well.

Your back

The corners do as they do in tv studios. Put a curve , as they do with the floors. Great set up . Me, trying to get started. I did put video on RUclips but lighting is a tad dark.

Thank you for showing your weathering on your wagons. It was very interesting and informative, I guess you model in N gauge, I have been thinking about changing to N gauge for a long time now. Thank you once again for a great channel and Best wishes from Hull in the East Riding of Yorkshire. 👍🚂

For large cable spools, you could use a sewing bobbin. These are plastic and about 20mm overall diameter withan 8mm external diameter shaft. You just need disguise the ends to make them look wooden.

I think no driver would want to take out a lorry onto the road with that much dirt on the windscreen. I think you need to remove a lot more of weathering to look realistic.

Enjoyed your video. Thank you

Enjoyed your video

Omg! This is just brilliant 🤗. My logo is a birthday present this year, arriving in April 2024. I simply can't wait! You have really inspired me. Your layout and detailing are fantastic. Thank You so very much for taking the time to put this content out.

I am about to embark on N gauge myself. My partner has done model railways and now I'm hooked too😃. Smashing videos. Many thanks👍

welcome back and nice work on your layout!

Please don’t apologise for not posting if you have been dealing with things. Your life offline is important so glad you’re doing better. It’s looking great.

Good to see you back, I love your style, hope this year goes better for you 🙂 "Ever drilled a glory hole" ffs... 😂

Good to see you back, sorry to hear you have had a rough year, Take Care And we look forward to the next ep!

Good to see you back.

Awesome! You are inspiring to watch. Your attention to detail is incredible. Thank you. Your videos keep me going and I refer back as I build.

Nice to see you back! Great little update, lighting is often over looked, but you covered it nicely. I have often thought of lighting, and will probably use a dimmer to control the light intensity so it can be altered for filming or for home use. All the best Tony.