K&SV 34: Installation
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- Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024
- In the previous installment, the layout was packed up for delivery. This week, let's put it back together in the owner's attic room.
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Dear Peter, simply amazing to see how all the elements of the layout fit the final location like a glove. The tolerances you kept, definitely paid off. Also, it’s awesome to watch how the K&SV is designed to fit the room. Love the way you structurally supported the different levels, really adds to the visual experience, of course when all the temporary supports are removed. Three continuous shelves folding around the room, will indeed give a load of scenic vignettes, or charms for the beholder’s and operator’s eyes. Absolutely marvelous!!
It's always a relief once the railroad is installed in it's forever home. Until then, there are always those moments when I second-guess myself, wondering if I've got the dimensions correct. Measure 300x and still not be sure.
I’m always amazed when you can pull this all together. Great job!
I enjoy watching what you create from the planning stage to installed product. True craftsman of his trade. I wish I was in a position to have your help, you can really see you put a lot of hours into your work. Thank you for another great video and another great project.
"Having my help" doesn't have to be a huge expense. I do consulting in chunks as small as one hour if you have one particular issue you need some advise on.
Fascinating to see it all literally come together. I went back to your planning videos to get a sense of how it all started. As others have mentioned, I hope we get to see the finished product sometime in the future.
Great to see it all come together Peter. Note to my architect - make sure that the door way to the basement is big enough for the helixes!
Your helixes will be wider than these so I'll have to build them in two halves anyway, like the one on the M&W.
@@mpeterll Got it - but I still want to make sure that we have an easy load in to the basement 😁
Hello Peter, thank you for allowing us all to watch this build from the start to installation in the clients train room. Throughly enjoyed the entire series, looking forward to the next build. Regards, Paul in 🇬🇧
Good grief Peter what a job, it was a job getting it out of your garage but then getting it in the customers house must have been a nightmare. The bits you did the scenery on are absolutely amazing, very well done 👍
Just a few minor hiccups, that's all
@@mpeterll haha 😂👍
What a wonderful job and a wonderful series. It was so nice to watch a concept become reality. Kind of sad that it's all done now. Thanks for a wonderful series. Now go home and get some rest. I think this project took a lot out of you.
No, not sad at all. The railroad is now doing its intended purpose of providing enjoyment to its owner.
It has been a great series. I have enjoyed all of the episodes. 😎
Wow that's amazing work, ...
You are truly a master workman. Excellent, great job. I have followed the whole progress on this build and lay! Many, hearty congrats! If you are ever in Fort Wayne, IN., please text me. Many blessings.
I'm loving the way its coming back together. All that forethought is paying off.
Looks great ,well done. What a big project. Cheers Peter.
Superb work as always Peter.
Absolutely amazing. I've followed this from the initial design that was reworked completely when the location changed, through every step of construction. To now see it in the client's room and obviously have one of his trains running on it. What an absolute marvel of a job. Great work well done.
Love it when a plan comes together.
That’s a amazing layout thank you for sharing your work with us
Amazing layout Peter and excellent engineering- I’m looking forward to seeing you go back to ‘do’ the scenery and complete the layout!
Watching the layout coming back together is enthralling! I just hope that there will be a lot more lighting in the train room when all is said and done.
Yes, still working on the lighting.
THANK YOU FOR DETAILED VIDEO
LOOK GREAT SETUP AS CUSTOM WAS VERY HAPPY SEE THIS LAYOUT PUT TOGETHER
WISH FURTHER IN BUILD UP THE DETAILED OVER THE LAOUT OVER TIME
Hey, it fit! I knew it would because you built it but it must still be a relief that something wasn’t out of square or mismeasured.
No matter how many times I measure, it's always a relief when it fits into the room the way it is supposed to.
Seeing it in the room must be exciting to see it coming together it's home looking forward to see more secrey too. Thanks for sharing. 😀
It's always nice to get home after a trip. I'm sure that the railroad also feels more at home here than in a drafty unheated workshop.
From start to finish, an amazing job throughout the design and build. Looking forward to see what's next.
There's already another project taking shape in its place.
Thanks for an amazing and wonderful series. I look forward to your next project. And the eventual return to this one. For the scenery. Well done! See ya.
Thank you Peter for letting us follow this build. Myst be a great feeling see your work done in your clients house. What will you fill your workshop with now? Must feel pretty empty after a year building this large layout in there and move it out in the end.
There's already another railroad being built in its place.
What an amazing journey. Looking forward to see the railroad after scenery. Great job!
Hope you got all your tools back again. 😀 Good to see it at home with power applied and some train cars up top.
Yes, everything came home that was supposed to. My car was quite full on the way home, partially because most of the bulky stuff caught a ride up there with the railroad, and partially because of the extra stuff I purchased while I was up there.
Excelente trabajo y diseño. Maravilloso. Felicitaciones. Un gran abrazo a la distancia. Desde Montevideo. Uruguay.
Thank-you
All that hard work and it came together seamlessly. Looks amazing !
Excellent job 👏 👍
And so it ends, at least for now. I think this is the only one of your series that goes from the layout planning right the way through to installation, a very enjoyable journey indeed. I'm anxious to see the next project. Is it one that you've already shown us the layout planning for?
The M&W also goes from planning through the end of phase-I installation. The only difference is that the M&W is a much larger project where some of the later stages still only have the initial planning done.
Beyond words. Looks absolutely awesome. Well done Sir Peter of model railroads. Years and years of fun to be had now for the client. Best start unboxing his or her collection..
Much of his collection has been unboxed. He's gonna need another staging yard soon.
Simply Amazing!!! Please keep this project coming. Thanks
Longtime watcher! I love your designs/ planning, ( I may be a competition someday ) . The builds are cool, and again the designs really get my inner geek going! BUT it was really really cool seeing all that work come together! Well done!
PS what a PITA the low ceiling….
The alternative is a narrower room.
Just WOW! Thats all I can come up with. No wait, I do have one more thing... I guess I'm a little sad its done.
Don't be sad. Be happy and look forward to the next project.
Simply amazing work. I would hate to guess the $ figure but worth it. You really are an expert in your field.
Amazing! Are projects like this still as much fun as when you started, or is "work" starting to creep in?
For the most part, yes. Occasionally, I find myself wanting to get a project 'done' so that I can start on the next one.
That looks so good!
Bravo! Your engineering of the space and construction is amazing. That’s an awful lot of railroad in there…🤔
Quite an engineering feat.
Hi Peter, have enjoyed watching your work and have learned a lot. I see you are using the rope lights again what is your preference. Thanks, Tom
It's not rope lights, just LED strips. The strips are far more versatile.
Amazing
This is fascinating, thank you for sharing your expertise, but please get a better camera!
I'd love to offer my help on a job. I'd pay my own expenses , I'm retired. However I believe my wife would have something to say about that. Maybe if you make it to Jersey we could work something out.