Thanks for posting that Philip. Beautiful layout.
Jerry
Right you are, Jerry ! Thanks Phil.
Rich
My pleasure ! 8)
Philip, thanks for posting this.
I've watched some of it and I'll watch the rest later.
What Jerry, Rich and Rick said. Thanks.
Always wondered what his layout looked like. Love all the "critters" he's got.
B
Quote from: Bernd on May 04, 2025, 06:55:10 PMWhat Jerry, Rich and Rick said. Thanks.
Always wondered what his layout looked like. Love all the "critters" he's got.
B
And all dead rail Bernd!
Another video with trackside modelers using furnace filters as scenery on Sherrill's pike.
If you use this method use latex gloves as this medium will stick like tiny thorns. Ask me how I know LOL
Philip, Thanks for posting the link to this beautiful layout ! ... Tommy
Your welcome Tommy!
Quote from: Philip on May 04, 2025, 07:09:28 PMQuote from: Bernd on May 04, 2025, 06:55:10 PMWhat Jerry, Rich and Rick said. Thanks.
Always wondered what his layout looked like. Love all the "critters" he's got.
B
And all dead rail Bernd!
Another video with trackside modelers using furnace filters as scenery on Sherrill's pike.
If you use this method use latex gloves as this medium will stick like tiny thorns. Ask me how I know LOL
Ya, I've seen Steve on the New Tracks Modeling Zoom meetings. I knew he was interested in POW (power on board). I didn't know he had that many critters though.
I'm also still interested in POW. Just haven't spent time on it. I'm not going to be using Blunami like Steve. I'm looking at RC controllers from model airplanes and cars.
As far as Trackside Scenery, I wonder what ever happened to Joey. He was posting lots of videos on building an O scale layout. That slowed down to nothing and then he was doing videos of his land where he set up a cabin. It's slowed down to no posts at all. Makes me wonder if something happened.
Bernd
No idea about Joey. Probably slowing down? Amazing how time shuffles on quickly.
I was checking out Blunami also but going electric for now. I went to a train show 10 years ago and they were a bunch of NG folks using battery power. Interesting stuff.
That milling question is a slot I need to cut for a decoder. It is so small, 3/16"x 1-1/4" length I'll just use my Dewalt grinder to remove the material.
Philip
Philip,
Great, you got the job done.
Bernd
Quote from: Bernd on May 05, 2025, 06:14:54 PMPhilip,
Great, you got the job done.
Bernd
That dude is suppose to be posting all of Steve S. dead rail locos soon.