We have N, HO, S, and O in our Train building. Not as fancy as this but it's getting there. This is great and we love the hobby 😊 nice video

Incredible layout. Such a shame about Tom McComas’s passing.

Beautifully done. This is marvelous.

Another great film OG...very enjoyable and much appreciated. 👍

Cool layouts and great presentation!

John is a Craftsman and the historical "Dean" about the Circus. Watching and listening to his presentation brought an era of long ago was enlightening by living his conscious. Phenomenal work and enjoyable.

Thanks for sharing.

Very nice. Ill give it a try . I have two only one works.

Easter eggs in the QSI file...love it!

Linda, you n your husband should find a way to have each other's train travel to the others' layout! 😃

Hi, say I have some MTH Ps2 steam engines. They run great in conventional, and I also bought the DCS remote controller to control them. When I hook up the DCS remote(I'm using the Z500 as power), the engines take off running fast! I tried to reset them, but they won't do that. What am I doing, or not doing right to get my engines to work with the DCS remote controler. Thanks for your help! 😮😊

That's fantastic. I love it.😄

I can see how this can still work on some engines

That has got to be the most impressive sound file that I’ve heard from QSI

An excellent how-to video. Good detailed instructions with close-up video shots to see it all. Thank you very much.

Boy that sound file needs to go on a itty bitty train. That would be tons of fun...

I think I can chugging is pretty neat.

I remember this watching it on DVD. I'm a big fan of QSI 3-rail sounds and actually have three QS-1 sound boards with the "I think I can" feature, plus a QSI proto deluxe and a QS-2 plus with that feature too. I'm positive I have the big steam board that was in Jim Ford's Niagra as I bought it separately from a guy who did a couple PS-2 conversions on some Williams Niagras. Sadly Jim Ford passed away in 2020 and eventually I want to find a Williams brass Niagra and re-install the "I think I can" steam board in it as a tribute to him. I'm always on the lookout for any QSI 3-rail equipment as these sounds are very nostalgic for me since the late Tom McComas used their sound files in in shows at TM Books & Video. Thank you so much for uploading this clip!

ITS BACK

Great video...The realistic sound of the diesel freight over the trestle can only be achieved with O scale.

Gee....even you mistakenly call Lionel motors "Pull More".....that was the name for Lionel's arch rival American Flyers motors in the 1950's. I know modern day Lionel call their motors Pull More, that is just bad marketing....

Great video

That was a fun video. I especially liked the grill with bacon scented smoke and the swimming pool. Also I enjoyed Neal's realistic handling of the logs from the forest and eventually to the sawmill using several accessories. Well done!

Fabulous layout.

I love your Milwaukee Road F7 Hudson. It looks one I had, which was a Weaver O scale. Great layout.

I was wondering what roadbed that is also

A great accomplishment considering the other magazine is only quarterly and 1/3 or less the page count. Some make the effort, some don't.

One of the few things I LOVE getting in the mail.....👍

Excellent!

Fantastic magazine!

My guess is that this was made in the early to mid nineties. Be that as it may, this is well shot and quite clear; the use of a good, macro focus lens goes a long way. Well done.

The man knows his stuff, super interview.

Cool little video

nice video ! impressive duplicates. But why didn't he build the great Hell gate bridge bigger still using the feel you get from the Lionel version. Visitors really had been surprised and thought he had found a one of a kind from Lionel. But this sure was inspiring, thanks. I just had to subscribe.

Do you have any KW transformer rebuild videos ?

What year was this made?

This is perfect, I have an electric one and a magnetic one, both need rewiring. This will be a tomorrow project. For cleaning rails I use a 1000 grit sanding sponge, gets a nice shiny polish on the rail head.

The first time I ever did this, teenage me didn’t have enough hands to keep everything in place so I had to take apart another controller to see how it went back together lol.

Done this one enough times, but the thought of trying to teach some of the guys in my "club" to do it makes my skin crawl. I've always been amazed how many toy train hobbyists can barely wire a light bulb.

Amazing layout Jim

Is Frank Miller still with us? And what of the Cascade Valley?

The sounds are an improvement over the much older Alien sounds box car.

My way of gluing goes "glue is cheap, time is expensive"

That’s a lot of action packed in a smaller space!

I like this one its something like i could build, i like it for the fact there is a lot tucked away here in a neat space. this is so cool.

Looks very affordable, vintage, and fitted in a reasonable space. The only thing out of character are the transformers, big $$$$😊😊nice!

If you use fishing line on the power poles it looks like there's actual things it's really cool

How does the milk person do that

I'm 13 shshshshs

Do you use super glue for modding building