Well you have certainly got some big changes going on with your layout Mark. You have certainly put a lot of thought and time into them. Hopefully as you said in the video, the scenery and setting will flow a lot better as well. All the best. Mark.
Hi Mark. Great bit of planning buddy. Great you still have dc section. Look forward to seeing the progress. Don't go down the route of woodland scenics crystals with your river, I had a nightmare with them. Shown on one of my vlogs. Stay safe Mark and have a great new year. Pete.
That's the plan, I’ve got the same space on the opposite side, I’ve just started doing the flooring so maybe a summer project to expand again, will need a bank loan though on track
Hi Mark Some interesting developments coming there, although putting a bridge across the operating area would restrict your space quite a bit wouldn't it ?? Thanks
Nice update to your layout. Quick question as a guy I know wants to run dc locos whilst looking to get into DCC. Have you kept them separate but on the same layout? By the looks of things you have you DCC power bus and DC power bus and two controllers? Am I right in thinking that is correct? Thanks Tim
Hi Tim sorry for the late reply, yes I have a separate control for each so a bus wire to feed all the dcc, then using the hm6000 I have just wired it to a piece of track I’ll be adding in a small bus wire just to ensure track is powered all the way round
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nice opening scene with the great looking figures.
A great developing railway u.s. under construction. Well done Mark, you have come a long way.
Hi Mark plan sounds great looking forward to following your progress. Regards Tom
Well you have certainly got some big changes going on with your layout Mark. You have certainly put a lot of thought and time into them. Hopefully as you said in the video, the scenery and setting will flow a lot better as well. All the best. Mark.
Hello Mark, looking forward to seeing all that happen, take care, Karl and Debbie.
Great update Mark. I like the future plans that you've got, looking forward to seeing it develope cheers Andy
I'm looking forward to watching more from you, Mark.
Hi Mark.
Great bit of planning buddy.
Great you still have dc section.
Look forward to seeing the progress.
Don't go down the route of woodland scenics crystals with your river, I had a nightmare with them. Shown on one of my vlogs.
Stay safe Mark and have a great new year.
Pete.
Looking good Mark. Can't wait to see the end result. Regards Alan :o)
Impressive Mark, every time I watch your layout grows! I think you’re gonna need a bigger loft!
Keep up the good work buddy. 👌🏻
That's the plan, I’ve got the same space on the opposite side, I’ve just started doing the flooring so maybe a summer project to expand again, will need a bank loan though on track
Great layout and look forward to seeing things progress. just subscribed cheers JK
Great update. Mark, i look forward to the next one
cool update vid on the channel will look good when donethanks lee
Great update, thanks for sharing. Dave
Thanks for sharing. Stay safe.
Hi Mark Some interesting developments coming there, although putting a bridge across the operating area would restrict your space quite a bit wouldn't it ?? Thanks
Very impressive Mark, I do like the changes and looking forward to seeing you build the engine shed. Keep up the great work 👍
Nice update to your layout. Quick question as a guy I know wants to run dc locos whilst looking to get into DCC. Have you kept them separate but on the same layout? By the looks of things you have you DCC power bus and DC power bus and two controllers? Am I right in thinking that is correct? Thanks Tim
Hi Tim sorry for the late reply, yes I have a separate control for each so a bus wire to feed all the dcc, then using the hm6000 I have just wired it to a piece of track I’ll be adding in a small bus wire just to ensure track is powered all the way round