Thank you! I appreciate it!

Thanks for watching, and I hope you enjoy the video!

@SilverCreekSub Yes

😁

Oh easy peasy, just use the 3 and 4 on the tortoise and run it into the BD20 for the same block, so if the switch opens, or there is a train in there it will drop the block

@ never thought of that!

Thank you!

That I can do

Thank you! And happy new years to you too!

Thanks Randy

Thanks Jeff, and yes I do

I think there was just one in there

Thanks so much! I appreciate that!!

Thanks man!! I know exactly what you mean!

Thank you!! First of many to do

Me too!! And thank you! I’m going to start making them again here soon! Thanks for watching

Thanks Jeff!! I greatly appreciate the kinds worlds, cheers

ESU file parts mixed together and some custom horns and bells

Can I ask how you mix files?

@@MainlineProductionsYT using the lokprogramer, you can take sound slots and save them into a folder then add them back in to different sound files to get what you want

Thanks, I appreciate it.

Thank you, glad you think so!

No I Matt at circus city and I worked on those together, but I gave him the artwork so you can now Oder them from his website

Thank you for watching and we’re glad you’re part of it!

@@garryhulshof4383 thanks Garry

Thanks Ian! Appreciate it

Oh thank you! We like them to feel like they have some weight! Cheers

Thanks David!

You just have to get on a road switcher so you are home every night like me!! 😉

Thank you! Just a quick weathering

Thanks for watching!

Thanks! And thank you for watching

Thanks!! They're super simple to make

Thank you and thanks for watching

Those are just painted up kadee 158s we use them on everything

Thank you!! Our layout is in our local community center

Thanks! Glad you like it!

Thanks Steven

I might just do that!! I'll keep an eye out for you!

Thanks buddy!! I’m really glad you are part of this!

@ I’m glad to be a part of a great group of modelers to 👍

Great update, some day I will come for a visit , great layout

Absolutely James!

Thank you very much!

@SilverCreekSub my pleasure.

Thank you!! And you just have to practice practice practice!! I was lucky enough to have a friend who had faith in me and kept giving me work, piece after piece I got better and better, but there was a lot of jobs that weren’t very good in the start, just practice and be kind to yourself! Cheers

Just buy a cheap tyco unit and etc and practice on it. It's not rocket science just technique and experience.