what connector you use to connect bus wire and power station Louis Ottawa thanks

Nice job, those look good.

Why not join the bus wires together and make a full loop of it then the power can travel both way not just one direction??... it is better for the circuit.

This is all good but would like to see track laying on top of the risers. Will assume track has to be glued into position?

Great video thank you for sharing

HI there. Great video! Thanks for sharing your knowledge. Do you use the DIgitrax transponding features like the RX4, etc. ? If so, have you thought of creating a video showing how to setup Digitrax transponding with the BDL and RX* transponders? I've been searching for a how to video on this, but haven't found anything helpful. Cheers!

What do you use for a tunnel. Liners I haven't made a o scale tunnel I have seen people. Use 4 or 5 inch round black vc sewer pipe

Thanks for the great ideal to use motherboard standoffs to mount the USB interface.

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I was wondering it's almost 3 years later since you replaced the battery is it still running ? :)

Are you still making responses to this video? What about the controller is the most clunky? My son and I are getting one and I'd like some pointers on things to be aware of. I spotted the throttle position comment as a big one.

Forgive me but you have laminated board. With No severe curves or trackwork. Why not simply do cookie cutter using the board and forego any hassle with the foam risers?

Why didn’t you just straighten out the entrance to each end instead of keeping them offset , if a pro type bridge was 10feet out on the other end making a s bridge people would be fired

A very nice and informative video. I'm very much a novice when it comes to model railroading, and had a question regarding these tunnel liners: I plan on having two tunnels on my layout, and want to configure them so that I can easily remove the tops for access in the event of a derailment. I'm wondering, though, if putting in tunnel liners would make this more difficult, or if there's a way to situate the liners so that I could still get into the tunnel from above. Thank you!!

Just ordered one of these auto switches after seeing this vid! As a model rail newbie I’m a bit confused about certain things t like bus wires, I have made three tracks and a programming track so can someone tell me how many pairs of bus lines do I need for the three loops of track???

Dude where did you get the wires for the panel?

love the bridge looks good

Haha, I'm a female who likes trains.

yeah, I know it's an old video... but just found it! Was wondering how this all worked out over time - mainly, does the cat5 have enough resistance in the wire over a distance given how thin the wire is? I'm thinking of pinching the idea as I have a load of cat5 around here, but want to run straight from the tortoise to the control panel though led & push button switch - so might be a couple of metre run for some of them.

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If you mix your plaster with ice cold water, you will get about a 50% increase in the time you can take before the plaster really gets to hard to work.

I use this method all of the time for these and for roads. i will mix the plaster just a little thinner and then just tap the table top with a small hammer (or actually most anything) and the plaster usually will settle down and this will negate a lot of the sanding. I have even had this method to come out completely smooth with no sanding needed. Even taping on the table would smooth this stiff mix...

When I make a tunnel I will put a re-railer piece of track just inside the tunnel where no one can see. this usually (99% of the time) keep you from having derailing problems in the tunnel.

Were all those signals off one driver?

Use 14ga wire and shrink wrap.

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The tunnel liner form from Woodland Scenics is designed as an HO double track 1/2 tunnel liner form. To make 1/2 of a tunnel for single track, fold the extra, rectangle piece into the mold and tape in place. Then fill the remaining cavity with your plaster. That creates a liner that needs no major cutting or wasting material.

After looking at mine the white part just slides off away from the contact area now screwdriver needed

What is the name of the software you referred to? Do you mind sharing the name of it?

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Hello I'm sorry to bother you I would like to know 1st What is the name of the software that you used to make your design? Do you think in the future you could do a Video about your software Please? Besides a computer can this software be used on a phone tablet? What is the cost for this software? Thank you for your time Sincerely Allan

Wow you got one of the rare ac4400cw cp

What are those white plastic square pieces that you slide the wire ties through? Where can I buy them?

If you dampen the balsa with ammonia based cleaner it will soften the balsa and you can form any shape you want and when it dries it is perfect and the ammonia doesn't do any damage to the balsa structure at all.

Thanks for that, much appreciated. I am for the first time making tunnels and rocks using the Woodland Scenics moulds. Your instructional videos help lots.

I've recently built a grade using the 2% grade risers. I found it easier in my case to cut a template that described the outer edge of the risers. It made it easier for me to follow my intended path instead of trying to sight a center line and guestimate how it aligned with the riser center line. After laying cork road bed and the flex track, I realized I had installed one of the risers upside down. I would not have thought this would cause problem, but it introduced a hump at one junction in the riser path. I'll be able to correct it by freeing the cork from the riser and shimming the cork for about 6 inches, but this indicates that some care should be exercised in using this product. I too used a cheap acrylic adhesive caulk to glue the risers to my foam baseboard.

I have to do an inclined tunnel too, very informative, nice video! Going to sub for more of this. Happy to have stumbled upon your channel. Cheers AHJ.

Do you do any work setting up railway for a fee? In Brisbane

Nice

What materials did you use?

Im having hard time finding these foams at Bunnings. Where did you get them ?

Thank you man literary the only video on KZbin that actually made sense