6. Model Railway for Beginners Tunnel, Hillside and Platform build.

In this video I start the construction of Tunnel Hillside and Platform. This is the first part of 2 videos
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[@pipafumador]

Muchas gracias por tu video explicativo. Saludos desde Chile 🇨🇱, Sudamérica.

[@DonegalDadRail]

Glad you are finding my videos useful, thanks for watching.

[@Timwellsphotos]

Nicely done Mark

[@DonegalDadRail]

Thanks Tim

[@medwaymodelrailway7129]

Great new video .Like it.Thanks.

[@DonegalDadRail]

Thank you Diesel Dave

[@ianker7143]

You don't need to do 'added trimming' of platforms on curves if you do your original marking with the longest vehicle you will be running - end-overhang for outside-curve platform and mid-vehicle for inside-curve platform.

[@DonegalDadRail]

Very true except I got longer carriages after the initial build.

[@DruSteel69]

Very nice update. Thanks for sharing. Stay well.

[@DonegalDadRail]

Thanks 👍

[@normanrowe2831]

Hello, I thought I better drop by to see what you are up to. Your benchwork is looking great. I look forward to your future episodes. I’ve sub’d and set up my notifications bell. I’ll see you in the chats and on your next update. Bye.

[@DonegalDadRail]

Thanks for the sub Norman

[@dundasjunctionmodelr.r-jam8267]

1/3 radius track, I am not heard this terminology before, how does that relate to inches

[@markmcdaid6264]

Its 505mm radius just under 20 inches

[@dundasjunctionmodelr.r-jam8267]

Interesting, that is a small radius, I find a 22 inch radius small, working on my layout, planning 24 and 26 inch radius

[@DonegalDadRail]

Its about the largest you can get away with on a small layout like this. Most train sets come with this as a standard fixed track curve. On bigger layouts you would use the biggest radius you can get away with.