Now is Paragon 4 limited only to Broadway Limited locomotives or is that also universal decoder than can be put into any manufacturer's locomotives that follows NMRA standards? Thanks!

Thanks!

I'm sure that could happen, however I'm not ready to look into it.

@@TheTrainFreak I tried to shout out a camera I found but I don't think it worked for me

I installed a spycam years ago in a F7A but the sound quality was horrible due to it being inside the shell.

@TheTrainFreak I bet... video only I guess. Did you post videos of your experiment?

@@jerryrigsit5400 here you go. kzbin.info/www/bejne/a5TGmmV3gauSgpY

All you need to do is look up the EMD GP40 on google and see what Prime Mover it uses. GP40 & GP40-2 uses the same prime mover. The -2 just means it has upgrades vs. the original. Then get on Soundtraxx website and look up their manuals in the documentation area of their site. There should be sound sheets for EMD and EMD-2 and just look at which Prime Mover options they have. If you're still unsure, message me on FB messenger and I'll do my best to help you out. - Jason

@@TheTrainFreak I’ll do some research, thanks bud!

Awesome to hear! I've made some changes to mine since making the series but that's also because I did slight modifications to my layout and still doing so. If you have detailed questions, feel free to email me and I'll try my best to help.

Most of the time, it's already started warping at the box store because the lumber today is crap unless you buy the expensive stuff.

@@TheTrainFreak Excellent point and very true! Maybe creating plywood splines is the only practical way to solve the warping problem?

Possible but even their quality has gone downhill and that can be more expensive than just buying the better boards.

@@TheTrainFreak What would you suggest as a better plywood that doesn't warp that Home Depot or Lowe's sells?

Once you get everything screwed in as long as you have enough bracing (16" centers), I haven't noticed a warping issue with 1/2" ply on top. I also use project plywood that has one extra ply and comes pre-sanded on one side.

Yes, I used a chalk line to mark my line and a circular saw to cut it. The angle is based on the measurements.

@@TheTrainFreak Thanks! Do you use a guide for your circular saw?

Appreciate that!

Yes, it is exactly 3 foot in gauge. There might of been some logging RR's that used 3'6" but I wouldn't know of any from the top of my head.

Thanks Chazco!

Mine too!

Very cool!

Thanks Russ!

Roy did a waterfall video?

Thanks Ken!

Thanks John! Yeah they all were great!

Thanks Tim!

Thanks Steve! Definitely worth checking out.

Thanks Aaron! Agreed!

Thanks Dwight. Very good choice!

Thanks Dave! Don't forget to go answer the question of the episode. ;-)

Thanks Dwight! Don't forget to go answer the question of the episode. ;-)

@@TheTrainFreakyou need to watch my short i posted today since your the one told me that you thought i could build a crop duster plane

Thanks Darrell! Don't forget to go answer the question of the episode. ;-)