Always great stuff :) Looking great! Hard to believe I thought I heard "first" attempt. Another update coming soon? Just asking.

Me ira bien pues tengo que instalar unas cuantas a unos vagones que compre y estoy a la espera de recibirlos. Saludos.

Thanks for making the video. Nice dining car.

Great tutorial-just what I was looking for-thank you so much.

Hi. I am working on the same layout. I can't get the wiring right. Do you have a video that shows how you wired the tracks and how you wired everything to the power pack or controller? I have seen how portions are wired but nothing that brings it all together. I'm just learning and having a great time doing so but need a little help. Thanks.

Actually I’m in the same boat myself.

Thanks for the video! Super helpful.

Nick looking job. I wonder what provisions you made to deal with a derailment in the tunnels?

Would look better to show us the quality of your work by dimming - turning off room lights --

I was just about to make a video for my channel (and I still may) about this issue. What I found out is going on is when the light diffuser is attached to the roof of the car, as per the instructions, the light unit hits it as you put the shell back on and that pushes it down. This is why there is a lot of light on one side only.

I bought version 2 light kit for Azuma and GWR. Did not need the plastic light guides, they come with better guides.. So waist of money. All that was needed was led module and copper strips...... But now using the led guides on early Eurostar., just need some rectangle leds and wire between carriages to rear unit that has pick ups. And diodes to make bridge power supply.

I had to order extra paint and senic matterials for my scenic ridge

Life saver!

This kit works with DCC? or DC? Or is controlled like a decoder?

Beautiful video. Looks fantastic!

BTW, your rock faces look damn good for your first time!!!

I subbed. I think this is a good way to learn. Great job so far. Following. I have my KATo trains, now need to dive in.

Wow just found this 1 of yours also , looking great aye hope mine looks like this .

Am down sizing from HO to N going to use this for my base unit think this 1s round 3 ft x 8ft so am going to make mine 4 ft wide and say round 3 ft longer intend to have a yard where you road is but will run the road round the back thinking about double tracking this whole plan with another 1 outside 1 going right around the outside and just single tracked ,like the colour you are using so yeah still a few mths away from starting it but have most of whats needed to build it aye .

How's the layout coming along just subscribed looks awesome !!

wil this work on bachmann track and transformer?

EXCELLENT !!!!!!!

Very helpful-thank you. Just put lighting on my 20th Century Limited

Why didnt you make video as your doing the plastering and track laying, we would learn from it

Thanks - this video took the headache out of installing the diffusers!

My N scale Senic Ridge arrived today

Thanks for the video! Securing diffusers in the roofs of these cars have always been a headache for me. I tried what you've suggested & it works for me too!! It's a piece of cake!!

Good job 🤙looking sweet 👀

You did a great job on this from start to this update. Way to Go!!!!

You can doctor up the Kato track to male it look less plasticy

nice hoppers! love how they open at the bottom. and the loads are pretty nice.

Thx for the vid

theres a fly on your model 1:46

Hows you layout coming along? I am working on the scenic ridge also.

Cool!

Very nice work.

Nice work, I caution you to get it all setup and running, checking that all the track work is leveled and error free before any ballasting. After that you can ballast everything and then top off the tunnels. You will thank the stars you did all that testing first as redoing any track work after ballasting can be a real nightmare, nothing worse than having a derailing trouble spot inside the tunnel or anywhere else then having to tear all y our hard down to fix it. Lay the track completely get all the kinks ironed out then do the ballast and finish the details. My friends and I learned this the hard way on our kits when these first came out and we really got into the scenery part of the hobby lol.

Awesome intro, I will warn you that these extreme priced all in one sets are usually a bad idea for new people in the hobby for very non obvious reasons. 1st these kits look amazing and offer a great compact setup to have a train or 2 running and in this regard I think are terrific. You'll have a great display piece even if you never build further but I'll add that these should be set back enough in your space to allow for a single or double mainline to pass in front (or behind) with crossovers allowing the piece to be accessed, making it more like a spot for trains to visit and also having trains running on this layout as others pass by. I find these kits great for that idea as if each kit were a different area on the journey. The bad thing is they very involved as any layout can and will be, but for new modellers it can become very intimidating & frustratingall the while being a great learning tool as well. The wiring knowledge needed to connect these to other layouts and such can be tricky for the new modeler (I've seen it cause people to give up) that said, you are on the right track here. The reason I said bad idea for new people is the cost involved and the sense of loss people feel when it doesn't come out right or they give up before they even start, plus the level work required for all the details these sets can overwhelm inexperienced people quickly. I always say start with a simple setup and work your way up, but giving these a go from the start can be very rewarding as they look great when finished. Keep up the enthusiasm and great work it'll pay off when it's all done for sure.

I mostly followed instructions, with some variations here and there from spookshow.net/layout2.html

Mad credit bro!

dude your layout is coming out badass! Impressive!

Looks amazing! I just bought this layout kit and can't wait till it gets here. I have Kato double track. Hope fully I can adapt it to the layout.

Looks great !

I just picked up this kit today- love seeing your progress! Great job!

Any idea when the next update video is going to be posted? Even if it is just running trains. Explaining which locomotives are the F7's and the F3's. I am impressed with how good it looks considering this is your very first try at a layout. I want to get that Town & Factory kit one day. How do you like it? Can you also tell us where and how much the locomotives were too, please! And the Micro Trains car's also. Look's like you are hooked already in the hobby? Good luck! I also have the Just Plug light's wood and iron, but have to add them back to my layout at some point. They are great!

Very nice, looking forward to the next update of the layout. Great work, especially since this is your first layout!

Congratulations in getting into the hobby. Seems there are some comments hidden on the first video. Or you had to hide them for some reason? I would suggest joining TrainBoard.com and post your progress and think you would really enjoy the community there. I have a tiny 2' x 4' times 2, if I want to setup an L shape at times. It's extremely simple. Main thing is welcome to the hobby, and enjoy it.

you make it look easy.

WOW! Those cars look amazing! I personally like Scale Trains as my favorite N Scale manufacturer, but MTL is also great.

i cant wait till i can buy woodland scenic kit for scenic ridhge or buy seperatltly omg im jonesing to run my train, all my kato track has been bought