In this episode, my brother-in-law Ian Jameson, takes us on a little tour of his electrical and lighting layout for his model train set-up. It looks like LEDs are taking over the hobby world too!
Who the hell disliked this? Very not cool and very illegal. Great video Luke! Really interesting to see this. I always loved looking at the model train layout they have in the Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago.
Ha, ha! To each their own:) To add to your Chicago memory, the Art Institute there has an awesome collection in the basement of interior miniatures that I’m sure model railroad folks could appreciate... or fans of Wes Anderson.
Ha, ha! Yeah, no... that is a fictional tower:) I get a kick out of it every time I visit. Ian has many other fictional establishments named after businesses of family and friends that I sadly did not take the time to highlight:(
Wow, awesome. Had a HO set as a 12-14 year old...nothing approaching this empire. Loved the hydraulic risers and the Seerveld Media tower. Were you able to sublet some of the office space to small-minded people?
Hey I Live IN colorado What is the name of this Company You buy the LEDs from if I may ask? I have a SMALL, And I MEAN SMALL, project or idea I need some for, and I myself know nothing bout that stuff either! Hey Thanks For This Video It Helps me BUNCHES!
@@TomJones0065 Hey Tom. Sorry for the slow reply. No really good excuse. I got these LED's on line from Evans Designs. Evan Designs PO Box 537 Laporte, CO 80535 Phone: 303-410-1118 Fax: 303-410-1118 Store Hours Mon-Fri: 9am - 5pm (MST) Email: info@modeltrainsoftware.com Hope this helps. Ian
Darn makes my garden railway set look so amateur, it is from 1966 the year of my birth, bought in Colorado at the late and great train store in Denver, caboose trains. German not Chinese crap. Can your Dad? Please whip me up a sky panel 360in his garage when he gets bored!!! Great vid, Merry Christmas to you and your family. Grew up in Motown but train set is Colorado narrow gauge, to much info bye bye.....
4 car lifters for a model railroad - impressive & space saving!!
Who the hell disliked this? Very not cool and very illegal.
Great video Luke! Really interesting to see this. I always loved looking at the model train layout they have in the Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago.
Ha, ha! To each their own:) To add to your Chicago memory, the Art Institute there has an awesome collection in the basement of interior miniatures that I’m sure model railroad folks could appreciate... or fans of Wes Anderson.
@@meetthegaffer I had no idea!!! I'll need to check that out.
I Agree, I can UNDERSTAND THIS GUY.. What is NOT to like them Twits! Love this very Detailed Learning...
OMG! I always wanted to build a drop down rig in my bedroom like this one for my HO electric trains when I was a kid. Yeah!!!!
:)
Seerveld Media Tower?!? I guess Luke has his office in a huuuuuge executive office...
Ha, ha! Yeah, no... that is a fictional tower:) I get a kick out of it every time I visit. Ian has many other fictional establishments named after businesses of family and friends that I sadly did not take the time to highlight:(
fantastic! I wonder if there is a small movie set somewhere as well ?
Not yet... but I noticed a good one on the website for Wunderland in Germany.
I would let this guy run power for my set any day!
Ha, ha! Watch what you wish for:)
Thanks. Located in Toronto but have suitcase will travel! :)
Wow, awesome. Had a HO set as a 12-14 year old...nothing approaching this empire. Loved the hydraulic risers and the Seerveld Media tower. Were you able to sublet some of the office space to small-minded people?
Ha, ha! Lilliputian:)
Hey I Live IN colorado What is the name of this Company You buy the LEDs from if I may ask? I have a SMALL, And I MEAN SMALL, project or idea I need some for, and I myself know nothing bout that stuff either! Hey Thanks For This Video It Helps me BUNCHES!
I’ll ask Ian:)
Hey thanks!!
@@TomJones0065 Hey Tom. Sorry for the slow reply. No really good excuse. I got these LED's on line from Evans Designs. Evan Designs PO Box 537 Laporte, CO 80535 Phone: 303-410-1118 Fax: 303-410-1118 Store Hours Mon-Fri: 9am - 5pm (MST) Email: info@modeltrainsoftware.com Hope this helps. Ian
No problem, Life happens! I did find them, same place, there on my bench waiting for someone to use em! lol. Thanks!!
@@TomJones0065 Would you please ask that someone to come and install mine too as I have the same scenario!
Darn makes my garden railway set look so amateur, it is from 1966 the year of my birth, bought in Colorado at the late and great train store in Denver, caboose trains. German not Chinese crap. Can your Dad? Please whip me up a sky panel 360in his garage when he gets bored!!! Great vid, Merry Christmas to you and your family. Grew up in Motown but train set is Colorado narrow gauge, to much info bye bye.....
Ha, Ha! Gotta love runaway hobbies:)
BTW, Ian is my wonderful brother-in-law.