I had a mini-split install this summer in a 1200 SF building and it’s cut my winter heating by about 20% so far this winter. Everything is outside except the wall unit and we just left the old overhead unit in place. Easy and quick install. Love the savings!

Ken, This is just my opinion. I never liked Bachmann. I always knew that their sets were the cheapest I've ever seen. Their quality control sucks, and the rolling stock is the same. It's only a few years ago that Bachmann finally realized that if they want to stay in business, they better do a major overhaul. Again, this is my honest opinion I wouldn't want my worst enemy to purchase anything by Bachmann because of all the HO-Scale manufacturers in the world. Bachmann is at the bottom.

Ken, You remind me when I started back into model railroading. I too still have my Lionel whistle when I look at my trains. Also when I'm on the road and I know that a train is coming I deliberately slow down so I can be up front as the train goes by. So thank you for reliving my youthfulness. Sincerely Allan Martinez

Hi Ken, You're just like your brother. You believe in detail, and that's the way it should be. Ken, I live in St. Louis and on my property, I don't have any ledge stones. What is exactly a ledge stone, and is it available in small sizes? Remember, my layout is in O-Gauge, so it's in 1:48 scale. Thank you for your time Sincerely Allan Martinez

Does the table top and the frame have to be high grade lumber?

Ken, Does your wheel casters have locks on them so it doesn't roll around on you while you're working?

Hi Ken, My name is Allan. I just finished watching your brother Mike HO Series. Now, I'm going to wait for his updates to continue. In the meantime, since I saw the first episode of Mike and Ken talking trains, I would like to follow your series as well, if you don't mind. Already, I like what I saw. You did two things that I was pleased you went ahead with. You painted the entire table before you assembled it, and you also installed wheel casters on your legs so you can move the table around if you need to. I do have a question I would like to ask you. I've been told Is it necessary to drill pilot holes and then countersink the screws so the wood won't split? The reason I'm asking you this question is because you didn't mention in the video that you need to drill pilot holes and then countersink the screws. I wish you the best on your layout, and I can't wait to see a lot more of your work. BTW the layout that I'm planning on building is an O-Gauge Lionel Fastrack System Layout 3 total levels high. The reason I'm watching the both of you is so I can incorporate your skills to see if it will work on my O-Gauge Layout. Thank you for your time Sincerely Allan Martinez

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Cool Museum and layout, Ken!

That looks a lot like a Tram not a Chairlift, Ken,lol Very cool and detailed, Though! Thanks for sharing!

Nice tour of the museum, Lauren is a beautiful girl ! Good luck with the furnace.

Looks like you will need to up your game some to be competitive with that train setup!

Seems like you will need more tension on the "cable". That is an impressively long train for 1 engine.

That toy museum is famous !

Your heater is big enough for 800 SQ ft.

Good luck with your knee surgery.

How much is propane (latest bill $/gallons) and electricity (latest bill$/kWh) in Lyndonville?

🤭Are Dan and Chad cuddling in the corner? 🙀

good luck with your surgery and hope you have a speedy recovery

Page 2 I forgot to mention that the manufacturer of the cable car was Lehman Toys, who make LGB, or Lehman Gross Bahn, large scale garden trains.

I love the toy museum tour. You mentioned the cable car toy,. I had one also, and used it until it fell apart, and couldn't be fixed. I found a new one online 2 years ago they are still available from the same manufacturer. The only change in 60 years the car is now made of plastic instead of tinplate. I'm really liking your videos, keep them coming.😊😊

Hi Ken!!!....Is there no way to intigrate the first train layout together with the new train layout?

Puppets are spooky 😂

nice job guys hope you get heater fixed ken

Thanks for the video from the Toy Museum. Quite enjoyable. Good luck with the second knee replacement.............. and that it all goes even better than the first. Remember, listen to the medical staff and your good wife. Ottawa, Canada

Ken,may your second knee surgery go smoothly like the first one did for you and also your new furnace is installed while you’re laid up 😮😊❤👍

Hey Ken that looks great! I've been mostly using Bachmann EZ Track but that's because my "layouts" have been temporary, definitely going to use some flex track once I get a permanent set up

Why don't you put thoes2 tables together with a mountain Sean on the back wall would b neet

Ken you might be better off putting the electric heater on the floor. Otherwise the floor may remain cold and the above area warm. That museum is cool. Was there a few years back.

As long as it's above the teens outside, my insulated garage I can bring to at least 60 so I can airbrush.. under 60 glues dry very slowly also. 1500 watts + the amps you use matter also....love winter....

Great to see Lauren again. She is a grown up lady now.

Ken, for your smaller table layout, I would hinge it from a strong six inch wide shelf and store it vertically when not in use.

Ken those gondolas won’t hang level unless you move the hanger into the centre line.

Is your train layout going to look like that someday ?

Glad you caught the furnace before it got real bad or worse. Sometime things happen for a reason. Maybe time to change things up a little. The museum gives a lot of memories.

My oldest daughter lives in Townshend Vt. - maybe on next visit we could go there. Hope your heater comes soon.

I was looking for my Lost in Space Lunch box, you went by that to fast, could you back🙃 LOL

That was so cool to go to that museum the train museum the train museum and the toys museum and the toy museum when I was a kid and I was cool to see him again

Awesome museum!

Good luck with the surgery. I love your down to earth approach to life and hobbies. A daughter of mine went to college at St. Michael’s in Burlington. Beautiful city in the spring. We live in Rhode Island. It’s supposed to warm up to freezing next week.

That’s a great museum Thanks for taking us along 🙏

You got good help coming with chad and Dan good luck

HEY, ..KEN Well, That's not Good but better Safe than sorry But is has to be Done and I Imagine that's going to be very Expensive Furnace chang And in the long Run a new furnace might save you money.. Wow,That train Museum was Pretty cool And That Train Mountain village train set up Was Awesome Also Everything else in The museum was Really cool too They had Alot of stuff for Being such a small place OK Guys take care and Stay safe on all of your travels 👍 ✌️ 🙏 Mark.D Barre,vt 🇺🇸

Those passenger coaches need to be pulled by steam.

I hope your knee surgery goes well.

Cool Video Ken !! Good luck with the Surgery. Hopefully the heat is back up and running soon . That was a Monster train layout !!

Build a bridge between the two train tables maybe drawbridge.

Oh Shit Sorry To Hear That glad Your Ok Though.

Sorry for your heat loss but you have a chance to remodel the garage 🎉 and the newer system are way more efficient. So Thumbs up 👍. And say hello to Dan, and Chad.

Ken thanks for the update on your health and the layouts. I hope you have a quick recovery from surgery and you are up and back in good health soon.