Wow, the garage start to look like a small museum. Well done. I'm again amazed by Steve's works, it's incredible. I'm since long in favor of the "flat" water (no resin), but this one has more depth than the best resin water I have seen.
"We have piles." You're killin' me! LoL! Get some preparation HO! Bud-dup-Pshhh! The LED sunset effect really looks awesome. Great idea! Looking forward to seeing more. See ya next time.
Gosh those dioramas are great! Good luck with your own progress. Glad it doesn't snow here on the California Central Coast. You guys are inspiring me to get at my own mess.
This March I will be a year behind schedule on the refurbishment of my O scale layout. Lesson learned, don't have a schedule. I really enjoy any show you do from Garage Mahal. Keep them coming!!
Great episode. Loved the update on garagemahal and Steve's work. At 75 I am going through the same thought process. Keep up the good work and screwing around!
Though of a couple things watching: You guys are Pile-its😄 The game room seems like the beginning of a great bar and/or pizza shop. It's pronounced "Yagas Creek". Original location of the company and the creek it was named for are in Morgan Hill, CA very near where I live. Great show guys. Love the garage, should be open to the public one day.
Another fantastic video! I love seeing the 1:20:3 scale stuff. I didn’t know if you saw but IRM got their #5 shay done and now their starting on an IC engine!
Absolutely love your videos. Boy those are some nice Stangs there! Very few channels have both of my loves... lots of model trains and some tasty mustangs! Keep up the good work guys. Enjoying it heaps.
I really love your layout and your hobbies I'm thinking of doing one cuz I already have like a collection so Its getting bigger but yeah I might do some model railroading to to make me come and make more in locomotives even custom once I get more money I might actually collect some more👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Hello Again Dale and Karyn ! Just thought you might like to know what this is about the fifth or sixth time that I’ve seen this particular episode ! I love all the stuff you guys of been able to collect on the fact that you actually got not one but two mustangs is awesome ! I loved hearing it Rev-up ! Me and Lauren are trying to fix up the garage to try to get all the stuff that we need to awesome will my Florida East Coast R.R. in O Gauge ! Anyway like I said I really enjoyed the segment I just wish I could find one that comes after this ! LOL ! 🌊🐺
More of the rebuilding coming. I call the new peninsula the “Alinsula” because Steve is using Mostly Als old buildings. But it’s now really looking good!
Hi Dale and Karen! I remember you had briefly shown us all this led lighting technique once before, and I thought of something I'd forgotten until now. Would it work to add fog? Probably very tiny tubing with tiny pinholes punched into the tube? Could they be slightly beneath loose ground cover to hide them? The source of smoke could literally be a fog machine constantly feeding the tubes and it could roll up slowly and fill the scenery. 😀
I have use it for photos. But it leaves oily film over time. Or a dust like coating with some systems. Anyway if you used it a lot it could be messy. Have you seen my show on adding snow in photoshop? That’s how I do it now. But this could work for open houses and stuff. Mess with it and see how it works
Hey Dale! Thanks for letting me know about the fog machines building up oily residue. I'm not familiar at all. Seemed like a good idea, but, no. Lol! I hadn't watched that other video until now. It gave me fresh ideas! You saved me from making a mess of my beautiful model scenery!😜 I'll keep screwing around, same as you! Have a great day!
It would be cool for Steve to add mini plaques to each structure commemorating his railroad and possible year of build. Similar to historic home plaques. Would be cool to own one with a plaque of authenticity.
Ya know...you have tantalized us with snippets of Steve's layout. I am quite sure that you probably have enough pictures to put together a 'coffee table' book. Get it together (you could call it 'profitable' screwing around, and I will be the first to buy. You folks are artisans and artists and your creations should be put out where the rest of us can marvel. Be sure to include a lot of night pictures. Great video...as always
The problem with being retired is that the period when you can work on things is too brief. My hands are now too shaky to do a lot of what I want to do. At least I can go to RUclips and watch those of you that still can do the intricate things I can no longer do and appreciate your videos. Thank you for putting them out there for us/me!!
YES! Steve is doing his best work ever. BUT he can't go up and down ladders, crawl under the benchwork or even spend the day on his feet. He works at the bench. So he wants a single level layout, not more than 2 feet wide in any place. Simple and easy.
Very cool episode. You guys have been busy cleaning up and re arranging things. On top of the screwing around. It looks great so far. Oh and I love the Blue Mustang. 😍😍😍😍👍
My, my...... Haven't you guys been busy? Again, Dale and Karyn, you've out done yourselves! This video was truly amazing! I enjoyed watching you guys go about cutting your work out, and then sharing responsibilities to have things cleaned and restored.(My kind of work and pet peeves exactly!) I enjoyed the Pun on 'Piles!'😁. It was a brilliant idea to use the foam from Home Depot, Heavy lifting as you get older is not something one would enjoy. I loved the care and patience you put in, in restoring the Juke Boxes and Pin Ball machine. The idea of the changing sunsets, that's a first! (And simply amazing on what lighting can do for your mood.) And hasn't Steve been busy too! That painting of water is really something I must learn. Youngsters must take lessons on life from the two of you! (Exactly how to stay happy, as you grow older!) Speaking of which, any excuse to get into a Mustang would take years off your life instantly!) Dale, you sure are my kind of guy! Haven't had a chance to watch the Big Boy video yet. (I'll be sure and do that this evening.) So for now, and until then, keep doing what you love, Stay young, Stay hungry! God Bless!
I love modeling, but I fear my eyes are unable to see the fine detail anymore. I have many 1:25 trucks. I always wanted a train scale to match my trucks. I figured out it was one of the garden scales and the cost was prohibitive. Still think about it though. Always wanted to incorporate my half scale model house I built in High school too, but it's falling apart now.
Yep and upcoming shows we are revisiting some of my old HO models. I had to rebuild one was broken another win still needs work. But where we used to be so easy now I can hardly do it. One of the reasons why I’ve switched over to the large scale‘s. There are still some 1/2 inch models on the market and in fact that is Tuesday’s show!
It had white Craiger mags when it was raced. Looked great but the tires would hit the fenders. These have a shallow offset. So you can run wider tires. With the "proper" wheels you cant run anything bigger than an F7014. Anyway, I loved the look of the racing wheels. Shelby would be correct, but I love the white
How long till you can run trains on your layout? And do you think you could do a beginning and ending talk in your Mustang like you do in your regular car, that would be neet.
point to point. May be a loop in the yard. Thats the plan. but the logging line is single track. One switch. About 50 feet of track. AND the lower level is mostly a 3 track yard and a roundhouse. Someday I want it to go outside but for now, I just want a yard and shops. In 1:20.3 thats huge!
Now if I was in someones elses drive... But I hate the rubber all over the place. Thats how you find Leno's garage at the Burbank Airport. Look for the skid marks in the street.
first awesome video as always I loved it and speaking of steve still making those diorama's what is he doing with them is he selling them to people or giving them to friends and family or saving them just in smaller manageable portions?
What an awesome couple you guys are! I think it's absolutely amazing that you both share a passion for one anothers hobby. AND THE CARS!!! Love it. Did you end up finding the email I sent Dale? let me know. Best Wishes for Queensland Australia. Adrian.
I've never met Steve, most likely never will, but you say that he is going to have a simple layout and I'm think that "simple" is a rather relative term. Knowing what little I know about Steve, his new railroad could still be relatively complex. Hey, have a great day and I'm going to go out and screw around with my sawmill.
My dream was always the 2000 square foot layout with a mile of track. AND we have seen those layouts. But the best ones are often the shelf 24 inches wide and 30 feet long with great lighting and super detail. Run perfectly. Look amazing. We were on a live steam railroad a few years ago that had like 30 miles of track. It was a full time job for 12 members to try to keep that running. They had a 10 mile loop that hadent run in years. May never run again. But years and tens of thousands went into building it. And now it's a monkey on their back. When the layout starts owning you its not fun anymore.
Another BIG WOW from Germany - keep up the good work and if one of your journeys brings you to good old Europe,call down to our House and you can make annother show here, as i have two slotcar tracks in two rooms and a fine selection of (slot-) cars as well :-)
Two thumbs up on the sunset lighting effects. You two are soulmates...perfect balance.
Really glad you showed the railroad!! Thanks!!!
You guys are the highlight of my week, Thanks so much for all of your wonderful content!!
I wish Steve the best with his new railroading projects and you guys have a good weekend
Great update. I have used the 2 inch foam since 1995 , the only way to go. Love that pinball machine.
Another awesome episode! Thank you for your videos. You do awesome work.
Looks like great fun, thanks again.
Wow, the garage start to look like a small museum. Well done.
I'm again amazed by Steve's works, it's incredible. I'm since long in favor of the "flat" water (no resin), but this one has more depth than the best resin water I have seen.
"We have piles." You're killin' me! LoL! Get some preparation HO! Bud-dup-Pshhh! The LED sunset effect really looks awesome. Great idea! Looking forward to seeing more. See ya next time.
Gosh those dioramas are great! Good luck with your own progress. Glad it doesn't snow here on the California Central Coast. You guys are inspiring me to get at my own mess.
This March I will be a year behind schedule on the refurbishment of my O scale layout. Lesson learned, don't have a schedule. I really enjoy any show you do from Garage Mahal. Keep them coming!!
Great episode. Loved the update on garagemahal and Steve's work. At 75 I am going through the same thought process. Keep up the good work and screwing around!
Retirement. The good. The bad. And the ugly. Focusing on the GOOD
Another great update guys! Keep 'em coming . . . you have so many interesting adventures!
Great progress. Nice GT500
Though of a couple things watching:
You guys are Pile-its😄
The game room seems like the beginning of a great bar and/or pizza shop.
It's pronounced "Yagas Creek". Original location of the company and the creek it was named for are in Morgan Hill, CA very near where I live.
Great show guys. Love the garage, should be open to the public one day.
Love the Mustangs. And the trains. :)
Amazing! I kinda want to play the pinball machine now.
Another fantastic video! I love seeing the 1:20:3 scale stuff. I didn’t know if you saw but IRM got their #5 shay done and now their starting on an IC engine!
Absolutely love your videos. Boy those are some nice Stangs there! Very few channels have both of my loves... lots of model trains and some tasty mustangs!
Keep up the good work guys. Enjoying it heaps.
While you can have one without the other, why would you??!
I really love your layout and your hobbies I'm thinking of doing one cuz I already have like a collection so Its getting bigger but yeah I might do some model railroading to to make me come and make more in locomotives even custom once I get more money I might actually collect some more👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Incredible stuff! Nice progress as well. I look forward to the dioramas! - Joey
They are something to see
I love that LED lighting effect!
Hello Again Dale and Karyn ! Just thought you might like to know what this is about the fifth or sixth time that I’ve seen this particular episode ! I love all the stuff you guys of been able to collect on the fact that you actually got not one but two mustangs is awesome !
I loved hearing it Rev-up ! Me and Lauren are trying to fix up the garage to try to get all the stuff that we need to awesome will my Florida East Coast R.R. in O Gauge !
Anyway like I said I really enjoyed the segment I just wish I could find one that comes after this ! LOL !
🌊🐺
More of the rebuilding coming. I call the new peninsula the “Alinsula” because Steve is using Mostly Als old buildings. But it’s now really looking good!
I'm doing my layout with foam on top of the benchwork and the track I'm using is a mixture of Bachmann ez track and atlas code 100 flex track
That is such a great way to do it!!
Hi Dale and Karen!
I remember you had briefly shown us all this led lighting technique once before, and I thought of something I'd forgotten until now.
Would it work to add fog? Probably very tiny tubing with tiny pinholes punched into the tube? Could they be slightly beneath loose ground cover to hide them? The source of smoke could literally be a fog machine constantly feeding the tubes and it could roll up slowly and fill the scenery. 😀
I have use it for photos. But it leaves oily film over time. Or a dust like coating with some systems. Anyway if you used it a lot it could be messy. Have you seen my show on adding snow in photoshop? That’s how I do it now. But this could work for open houses and stuff. Mess with it and see how it works
Hey Dale! Thanks for letting me know about the fog machines building up oily residue. I'm not familiar at all. Seemed like a good idea, but, no. Lol! I hadn't watched that other video until now. It gave me fresh ideas! You saved me from making a mess of my beautiful model scenery!😜
I'll keep screwing around, same as you! Have a great day!
It would be cool for Steve to add mini plaques to each structure commemorating his railroad and possible year of build. Similar to historic home plaques. Would be cool to own one with a plaque of authenticity.
We are going to do that with the one he is giving us.
Ya know...you have tantalized us with snippets of Steve's layout. I am quite sure that you probably have enough pictures to put together a 'coffee table' book. Get it together (you could call it 'profitable' screwing around, and I will be the first to buy. You folks are artisans and artists and your creations should be put out where the rest of us can marvel. Be sure to include a lot of night pictures. Great video...as always
You two are just terrific. Thanks for sharing
Shanks for watching!
The problem with being retired is that the period when you can work on things is too brief. My hands are now too shaky to do a lot of what I want to do. At least I can go to RUclips and watch those of you that still can do the intricate things I can no longer do and appreciate your videos. Thank you for putting them out there for us/me!!
YES! Steve is doing his best work ever. BUT he can't go up and down ladders, crawl under the benchwork or even spend the day on his feet. He works at the bench. So he wants a single level layout, not more than 2 feet wide in any place. Simple and easy.
W Carl Hepker inch and a half live steam trains are easier to work on as you get older then tabletop trains
Hey Carl, a shout out to you. We share your sentiment!
Great Video you two ... I have been wanting to do my own little railroad here at the house and well I now have some great ideas! LOVE IT
To each their own, but Im sure loving keeping the layout smaller and SIMPLE. Then you can go for mega detail.
@@ToyManTelevision That is precisely my way of thinking!
Very cool episode. You guys have been busy cleaning up and re arranging things. On top of the screwing around.
It looks great so far.
Oh and I love the Blue Mustang. 😍😍😍😍👍
When your working on your projects, even cleaning is screwing around.
@@ToyManTelevision yea you find things that were put away and find a new home for.
i also using as building making for the foam :)
My, my...... Haven't you guys been busy? Again, Dale and Karyn, you've out done yourselves! This video was truly amazing! I enjoyed watching you guys go about cutting your work out, and then sharing responsibilities to have things cleaned and restored.(My kind of work and pet peeves exactly!) I enjoyed the Pun on 'Piles!'😁. It was a brilliant idea to use the foam from Home Depot, Heavy lifting as you get older is not something one would enjoy. I loved the care and patience you put in, in restoring the Juke Boxes and Pin Ball machine. The idea of the changing sunsets, that's a first! (And simply amazing on what lighting can do for your mood.) And hasn't Steve been busy too! That painting of water is really something I must learn. Youngsters must take lessons on life from the two of you! (Exactly how to stay happy, as you grow older!) Speaking of which, any excuse to get into a Mustang would take years off your life instantly!) Dale, you sure are my kind of guy! Haven't had a chance to watch the Big Boy video yet. (I'll be sure and do that this evening.) So for now, and until then, keep doing what you love, Stay young, Stay hungry! God Bless!
What a great show. Thank you for this wonderful update. I love to see progress. I need a few gallons of that around here. Greg and Jeanne.
HI. Its good to be on projects again. Screwing around often gets in the way of screwing around.
I love modeling, but I fear my eyes are unable to see the fine detail anymore. I have many 1:25 trucks. I always wanted a train scale to match my trucks. I figured out it was one of the garden scales and the cost was prohibitive. Still think about it though. Always wanted to incorporate my half scale model house I built in High school too, but it's falling apart now.
Yep and upcoming shows we are revisiting some of my old HO models. I had to rebuild one was broken another win still needs work. But where we used to be so easy now I can hardly do it. One of the reasons why I’ve switched over to the large scale‘s. There are still some 1/2 inch models on the market and in fact that is Tuesday’s show!
WHAT?!!! You guys have a serious life behind all the screwing around? Whodda thunk it!
Do you think you could convince Steve to make a tutorial demonstration video on his water technique?
Plan!!!
Love all the stuff but you need to find the correct wheels for the GT500.
Thanks for sharing.
Mike & Robin
It had white Craiger mags when it was raced. Looked great but the tires would hit the fenders. These have a shallow offset. So you can run wider tires. With the "proper" wheels you cant run anything bigger than an F7014. Anyway, I loved the look of the racing wheels. Shelby would be correct, but I love the white
@@ToyManTelevision I hear you for sure and it is Your Car. Have fun with them.
Mike
It's nice to see how things are going going at Garagemajal. I like your Rio Grande floor mat. Do you have a good source for Rio Grande memorabilia?
Hope you're taking the the blue Mustang (or both) on a road trip this spring. Might need a decent run eh?
Rat Fink reunion. June!
On the pinball machine raise the back legs better action it’s moving a little slow
Loved the episode guys, as always!
You guys are the best!
Thanks!!
How long till you can run trains on your layout? And do you think you could do a beginning and ending talk in your Mustang like you do in your regular car, that would be neet.
Dale,
Is the layout a point to point layout or will it loop the whole room.
point to point. May be a loop in the yard. Thats the plan. but the logging line is single track. One switch. About 50 feet of track. AND the lower level is mostly a 3 track yard and a roundhouse. Someday I want it to go outside but for now, I just want a yard and shops. In 1:20.3 thats huge!
What no burn out? Great video as usual!
Now if I was in someones elses drive... But I hate the rubber all over the place. Thats how you find Leno's garage at the Burbank Airport. Look for the skid marks in the street.
Always interesting! Your "piles" reminded me of George Carlin's "stuff"!!
If you had everything where would you keep it?
first awesome video as always I loved it and speaking of steve still making those diorama's what is he doing with them is he selling them to people or giving them to friends and family or saving them just in smaller manageable portions?
Please create a 'How-To' video for using the RGB led light strip to create the 'Sun Set' effect. Thanks! :-)
What an awesome couple you guys are! I think it's absolutely amazing that you both share a passion for one anothers hobby. AND THE CARS!!! Love it. Did you end up finding the email I sent Dale? let me know. Best Wishes for Queensland Australia. Adrian.
Still haven’t checked email gee. I need to check more often.
Still haven’t checked email gee. I need to check more often.
I've never met Steve, most likely never will, but you say that he is going to have a simple layout and I'm think that "simple" is a rather relative term. Knowing what little I know about Steve, his new railroad could still be relatively complex. Hey, have a great day and I'm going to go out and screw around with my sawmill.
My dream was always the 2000 square foot layout with a mile of track. AND we have seen those layouts. But the best ones are often the shelf 24 inches wide and 30 feet long with great lighting and super detail. Run perfectly. Look amazing. We were on a live steam railroad a few years ago that had like 30 miles of track. It was a full time job for 12 members to try to keep that running. They had a 10 mile loop that hadent run in years. May never run again. But years and tens of thousands went into building it. And now it's a monkey on their back. When the layout starts owning you its not fun anymore.
Man, those mustangs are smoken!!
Bought my first in 69. Always loved them. I’ve had 4. Still have 3 of those.
not THAT kind of piles. LOL
Toy man television, I got a question which is your favorite steam locomotive?
Steve Shortline needs to be a lot shorter
Another BIG WOW from Germany - keep up the good work and if one of your journeys brings you to good old Europe,call down to our House and you can make annother show here, as i have two slotcar tracks in two rooms and a fine selection of (slot-) cars as well :-)
Oh to get over there. So much we want to see.
@@ToyManTelevision Do it Dale, "Just do it!" This year is the time!