Building a sectional layout:2 | March 2023 WHATS NEAT Model Railroad Hobbyist
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- mrhmag.com - Model Railroad Hobbyist roving reporter Ken Patterson's March What's Neat this month includes:
- Building a sectional layout, part 2 of 4
- Bachmann new releases
... Plus lots of shots of great runbys
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Glad to see it’s okay to use Caboose Industries ground throws.
I love your N Gauge content
The weathering on the engine house was really cool. I always wondered how to make that effect. I never stop learning in the greatest hobby . Thanks Ken.
I just love how you build the sectional layout step by step! You just can't go wrong! I always look forward to Bachmanns new products coming out! The cover photo on the Bachmann catalog looks great Ken! "I Love The BNSF Runby's! Very Nice! "This Is The Best Hobby In The World" Till Next Time! MoPac Jack "As Always..Stay Safe & Keep It On The Rails" Rock N' Roll Forever.. Visit Your Hobby Shops! Mine Is "Red Board Hobby" in my hometown of Belleville, Illinois. Mr. Paul Fries/ Owner
THANK YOU VIDEO AS GREAT JOY HOBBY FOR YEARS
Really wish you guys could be sponsored by Broadway, Rapido and Scale trains.
Also hope you guys get back to doing layout tours which are a major inspiration point.
hello ken its is randy and i like yours video is cool super thanks ken friends randy
Vallejo brand Liquid Mask is a good alternative to using the cement for achieving the weathered paint look.
Ken, I wonder, since your foam diorama panels are already sized for the project at the start - why not clamp them edge-up to rout the groove & glue those wooden splines in BEFORE starting any trackwork, scenery, surface decoration, etc??
Just curious ...
@ 5:00 - wonderful video on how not to properly use a router.
Great model well built. Some good tips Ken. The dirty ashtray is best left out of the video.
This video was shot a while back and Ken has since quit smoking all together. Hooray for Ken!
@Model Railroad Hobbyist magazine Yes good job Ken and relief from everyone else
@@MRhobbyist I'm Proud Of You Ken! MoPac Jack
Wonderful video
Not going to lie... got a bit of the heebie jeebies watching him use that router along the thin edge of that long layout that he was holding with his hand, that went below the level of the router. I mean at the very least use a smaller trim router, or better yet carve that groove out as the first step before decoration using a router table or circular saw.
Is there a specific reason that you cut the 1x strips into 6" ish sections and not left the strip the full length of the foam? Does it have to do with adhesion or expansion/contraction of materials?
Hello Ken
I love your videos and content.
Im needing your expertise. Im wanting to start an N scale layout.
Im not like you who can cut track and all that.
I need to choose an track starter set pack.
What set would you choose from kato or bachmann . Im on budget so cant do marklin and all that expensive brands.
I need to choose an brand and stay with that one.
Looking to hear from you
Shaun
Cape town
South Africa
Nice build! Any thoughts on how you would add legs to the module, if you did not want use it as a shelf?
Thank you
Great Question! There Is A Lot Of Heights!
Bachmann, no CN or CP cleaning cars . Dont seem to appreciate Canadien buyers
You don't so much N scale stuff, but guaranteed I watch less because, I tend to overlook Bachmann as well. I was trying to be nice but what else more can I say.. Seen you at trainfest in Milwaukee. Didn't want to take the time to bother you though!
Excellent job on the video!