Building Up A Model Railway S1 Ep 33 | Lots of Progress
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
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On this episode of Building Up A Model Railway we cover a couple of subjects, the continuation of the lift out section and extra line with a small incline. Also we look into some more 3D printing and even a little painting. Then with some copper clad sleepers for the 009 layout enables me to bring it down into my work room to allow me to start making some progress on the board. Enjoy!
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Well done with the charity shave. Am enjoying going back through these layout building videos, getting ideas for my own layouts.
Also, good job reminding everyone to slice away from yourself when using knives... my Dad is a keen model railroader and he's lucky to be alive. Was shaving pieces off kits and the knife slipped... sliced his arm so severely that he sliced open an artery near his right wrist. (He's left-handed) That was 34 years ago. 😬
Oh dear poor man. 😊 I hope he’s safe and well. Thank you for commenting I’m always enjoying making them so it’s a pleasure to know others enjoy them too
Well done 👍
Excellent video update. Loved the hair and beard cutting...hilarious. Congratulations on raising all that cash.
Nice video nice train
Greetings from Germany Gert
Hi Tris. loving the videos. The little bits you were trimming off the sleepers are called 'chairs' I believe. As the rails sit in the chairs plus a wedge. One other thing that might interest you. Look up a guy named Luke Towan on RUclips. He's an Aussie, but we won't hold that against him. He is an ace modeller. Not only that, he also builds his own tools. He built a homemade foam cutter and his own version of the scatter applicator out of odds and sods. Well worth a look I feel.
Hello, I've been watching him he is very good at what he does I've been very impressed. Thanks for commenting I'm glad you enjoy the videos!
Hi Trish thanks for allowing me to be a moderator on channel, I am well chuffed mate Cheers Steve
Steve Harper no problem sir thanks for supporting me 😊
Totally engrossed with the clip ,well done on the charity fund and glad you have received some orders for your rail power boards .The 3D printed buffers look really nice ,I look forward to next one ....
absolutely Brilliant really good job also the buffer stops look Fab.
Exeter Central thank you I appreciate it 😊
Nice dome! And good track work. Attention to detail.
Well done good sir! Brilliant work you're doing for both model railroading and your fellow man. Keep it up!
the 3d printer buffers were impressive. You should get out to Wales! My father in law was a volunteer on the Ffestiniog railway and had his own model railway - which is probably why my wife is so supportive! The Vale of Rheidol is fantastic from sea level up to Devils Bridge. Well done for the fund raising a bit of a drqstic change!
Brilliant work - on the layout and the fundraising 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Like humans rails sit in chairs! Keep up the good work.
Excellent video you made!
More great content, love the variation each week. Well done on the fundraising!
Congrats on raising money for charity and thanks for a great video again
I really like the new look. I really liked the long moustache. That has been my look for many years. The buffer stops look good. I guess I need to get a 3D printer. Very nice work. Thanks for sharing.
Larry Harper I miss all the hair but yes the long moustache was cool and really stood out 😊 thanks for your comments and stay safe sir 😊
Nice one Dr Evil
Great video again Tris, especially useful to see how you’ve set up your UV curing box. Vale of Rheidol is a fantastic line (just be prepared it’s not that cheap if you’re paying for a few people but it’s a long line with running costs that entails and lower passenger numbers that mainstream standard gauge lines in the middle of the country) and you can quite easily do a weekend break in Aberystwyth, even came across a nice model shop quite accidentally whilst there, and if you make a longer break of it you’re spoilt for narrow gauge lines in Wales. Buffers looked great!
Leccy Steam I would like to go, the prices are ok as it’s for a great cause and I’m not going that often so I can stomach it 😊 thank you for the comment 😊😊
Subbed really good channel.
The layout is Looking absolutely great! And your new look is... interesting to say the least
Congrats on the successful fundraising and beautiful gesture. Now, I feel truly selfish, having slowly given away my hair over the years naturally. Anyhow, continue on with the great and clever work.
Anthony Dodge The Model Train Outsider thank you sir 😊 I always enjoy your comments 😊
Well done on raising two and a half grand for charities. I had a chuckle at some of the styles you created in the timelapse... I love the way you use a 3D printer or CNC to make the things and tools you need. I wish I had the ability to do the same. On your CNC copper sleepers and jig, look at doing the same for Peco N gauge track, I'm sure there would be a demand.
In one of your videos, you were talking about sleepers and all the bits and bobs that go with them. The rails are attached, on older era track, with what are called chairs. They are screwed into the sleepers at appropriate distances and then rails are laid into them. To secure them in place, wedges are then hammered in between the rails and chairs. The old BULLHEAD rails had lots of these wedges. I am not trying to be a smart ass but thought it would be a matter of interest to you as a modeller. Great video as usual and very informative.
Thank you Kevin for taking the time to write this. Its nice to read and doesn't come across as a smart ass, Thank you and take care.
@@OONeal My pleasure
Dear Sir, methinks you got me at "problem solving". For meself it is a fortnight of thinking on how to do it and two days with busy hands.
Brilliant update trish on the layout and your self made UV box. Congratulations on rising that money for the charity you look slightly different without any hair but does suite you take care and stay safe kind regards Gary leicestertmd
Excellent video Tris and you have got me thinking that I could fit a short run on oo9 on my OO layout !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Cheers Kev
Medway Peninsula Model Railway you should you wouldn’t regret it
Don't worry....it will grow back. 🌈😷🇬🇧
Didn't recognise you right away, first thought was "who have I subscribed to now?!!" Anyway well done on the charity fund raiser and great update. Looking forward to the next clip. Cheers
Ha Ha,Thank you for that comment see you on the next one! stay safe!
Loving the VoR buffers, very nice and from memory the front is just flat. Might be opening a can of worms here but check out the Great Little Trains of Wales website. It has links to all the narrow gauge lines in Wales. SO MUCH REFERENCE MATERIAL!!!!!
That’s a really different look for you Tris, I did exactly the same about 20 years ago for Childline, are you going to grow it back? Layouts coming along great, look forward to more of your videos coming out.
You look so different well done on raising the money for the nhs your 3d buffer stops looks great I don't suppose you would make some for my model railway
Thank you, Maybe one day I will put them on a website for people to get hold of.
Wow! You kept that under a bush on Jennys Live Stream! Well done sir. They're called rail 'cradles' as far as I've known. If you ever finish a layout...? !:^) Nice one and Well Done sir!
The Copperhead ends make horse-sense and a good answer to crummy conductivity on some joints. M'hm. You can get copper tape too, but you'll know that. Nice work indeed.
(I am a bit scared of solderingI - but when I watched you doing it at 3:50 I was gobsmacked at the speed you work !
Great update Tris, and congrats on your fundraising! I had a great time on the Vale of Rheidol last year and made a wee video about the day - so have a search on ‘Railway Walks in West Wales - Vale of Rheidol’ on my channel if you like - at least until you can get there yourself. All the best.
dropped u a sub. love the layout
Can you make a 3D beard ;-) fantastic as always!
Oh my god I didn't recognise you for a min , well done on the charity fund.
Jeez bro what did you do to your hair Whahaha?😱 Very Nice work though👍🏻 Cheers Joachim
Great video Tris. Welcome to the baldy club!! At least yours will grow back. 🤣 Just a quick question, what have you used to line the underside of your roof rafters with? Is that plasterboard or something else?
Silky Jack hello, I used hard board, I will slide insulation in there at some point. A few episodes ago I put it up. Thanks for watching
Are you going to lift the tunnel portal? It looked a bit close to the wagon’s roof.
Jade Wilson that’s right it’s probably not going to be used it’s just for mocking up
Tris Hi, is that really you ? WoW, well done mate fantastic fundrasing :)
I recently bought a small 3D printer, but have not been able to find many railway items to print, did you design your own buffers ? if so what did you use, if not have you got a link to the 3D design please ? I want to add a small 009 branch line on the OO layout I'm building and I was hoping to print items for both.
Have you thought about making you sleeper alignent tool double sided, OO one side and 009 on the other ? Just a thought :)
Just read your reply to my previous comment, many thanks I will give Fusion 360 a go :)
David Baker Hello, yes I did design them from the pictures I could see. I see, that’s a good idea but I was only ever going to do it once 😊 thank you for the comment and thanks for watching
Why do you use copper clad sleepers or we call then railway ties in Canada
James Gaulton hello, it’s for the lift out section so I can hold them in perfect alignment for when I have to access the boiler. You will see on the previous episodes what I have been up to. Thanks for watching
Fish plates hold the track to the sleeper.
You mean chair? Fish plates join two bits of rail end to end 🌈😷🇬🇧
@@leeclarke2743 Chair? Tie plate, baseplate or sole plate. : )
Could you let me know how much the copper clad sleepers are please i would need 12 for my lift out 👍
I may have missed it - where did you get the ‘jig’ or did you make it yourself?
Jade Wilson yes that’s right, you’ll catch it on my recent previous videos 😊
Hello, does anyone have the link to the screws he's using to pin the track?
Why didn't you cut the cork at the joins to the removable board?
Phil Parrish I will do but I havnt needed to move it yet but will do at some point.
@@OONeal Cool. I was worried you had missed it lol
Can you do some n gauge copper sleepers I need some for my big n gauge project
OO-gauge_craig OO-gauge_craig I would have to have a look into it sir.
OO Neal thank you very much it would be very helpful to me pal 🤟🤟
I'm a bit confused....I thought the idea of the cork was as underlay to give quieter running.........but using pins to fix it in place takes away the flexibility and any sound deadening, I was under the impression that it was supposed to be glued down to retain a bit more flexibility over pinning. Thoughts anyone?? 🌈😷🇬🇧
Lee Clarke hello, I’m happy with the sound of the engines running on the track as thats one of the reasons I do the hobby. If I wished to I can pull the pins out carefully after ballasting and the track should stay in place.
@@OONeal good morning, thanks for that prompt response....so if you're not using cork for noise reduction underlay.... Why don't you pin the track direct to the board? 🌈😷🇬🇧
Lee Clarke it’s so it lifts the track and gives the look like a real railwa where the track sits on top of the ballast. The track is always taller than the ground so once I add static grass it stops the track being hidden.
@@OONeal just for a raised look then got ya thanks, 🌈😷🇬🇧