Can someone please tell me me where to get the rolling road rollers

Well done Dylan, not long since found the channel, But keep em coming

Loads of pics of brake tenders at toton on the net.

Good luck with the refuel point, Ive built hundreds of Airfix and Tamiya, But that refueller is something else!

Congratulations. I personally don't mind which way you decide to do your video's, which ever is best for you.

This video came up in my recommended, 500 subs ,well done🥳. I'm quite a shy person and dont plan on getting that side of the lense so all credit to you for that too 👍🏻. Ive just subbed to your channel 😊

congratulations and well done. Keep doing what you are doing Dylan👍

Well done getting to 500 subscribers l think you are very brave showing your face l have a job stringing a sentence together. Love the layouts and please do what you do not what others say .All the best Colin from Mossend railway oo.

Well done. A fantastic milestone!

Updates mate it's totally up to you what you can do and have time for. I will be looking out for the tmd progress. I'm sure it will be a brilliant layout. Take care and happy modelling

Has the loft layout moved down to the garage now, pal

Congratulations, mate. Im still looking forward to when hit 1000 subscribers😊

Hello Well Done :)

Your braver than me! and I am on 3k subs lol

Congratulations. One day, I might get there

Well done on reaching your first major milestone and many more to come. In my experience you have to decide on how your channel runs and works. Ive asked people the same, ie 'what sort of content do you want to see?' You'll find vary people want different things, so you are left deciding yourself anyway. If someone wants something specific, or has a request, then you can incorporate that somewhere, but please dont worry too much. Show what you want to show and create your own identity, that way people will follow you because of that. Everyone is different. Hoping that's helpful.

Still have plenty of EWS 66s at Toton shed not stored.

The front windows look too big to me.

nice one all the best

Them extra buffer plates are if you dont want the couplings, I fit all extras because i run a TMD no stock only diesels.

My 2 Deltics are still on the China seas somewhere?

DB Cargo .. used to be DB Schenker.. about ten or fifteen years ago .. there are still a good number of DB owned EWS liveried 66s still in use .. that black plate thing is for those not using the couplings at one or both ends .. and 66122 would have been owned by DB originally

Nice review on the 66. I'm still waiting for my 2 to arrive, hopefully they'll be here soon. Cheers Andy

Nice one. My DRS 66 is still in the box at time of writing. Lovely sound. Thanks for the video. Cheers!

Very good honest review of a seriously cool loco, I have a Hatton’s model with the original Legomanbiffo sound file, it’s one of the best sounding locomotives in my collection, the bass is thunderous! I take my hat off to Accurascale who have generally made a very good locomotive better, there isn’t a livery that I want in their present range, I would like a BR blue large loco model unfortunately it’s not in the first run, i hope you enjoy your model to the max, I don’t believe Bachmann will upgrade their packaging on their loco’s anytime soon in my opinion, thanks for sharing.

Lovely... Im waiting for Evening Star !!

Listen we're all big kids and im the biggest one! Excellent review from you! I already have the Accurascale limited EWS 66001 and its simply wow, it blew me away l! This sound file is the BEST to date, i thought the Hattons version had finally nailed it but i though it too bass. It's yinging is absolutely perfect, as you i see and hear them regularly and this cannot be bettered! Have ordered Climate Hero and will choose one more, problem is which? It could well be this the DRS as i have viewed your excellent review. You have a sub from me, really enjoyed Nick Redshed 66077.

Impressive Loco

Hey

Could you please confirm how thick the plywood frame is and the top of your baseboards? Is it 9mm?

While this video is now 5 months old at the time I writing this I have this model myself and just recently I managed to pick up the bachmann sound decoder that they provide with this, the decoder I have picked up came via Ebay and is practically brand new, at timestamp 11:08 of this video when you did the drivers buzzer and station ambience sounds one thing I noticed was the directional lights which you had as the red lights at the time they went off, I seem to have that myself when I use the F13 or any other function higher than that, the controller I’m using is the gaugemaster prodigy express 2, were you using that as well during this video or was it a different controller? A reply would be greatly appreciated.

Looks very promising 👍

Great Update - love the way youve done the fiddle yards saves on a lot of points

I’m in I just deleted a few subs last night and this is exactly what I was looking for simple efficient and fun as well as laid back style 🎉don’t lose these things when u hit 500

Great layout 🤩👍 New subscriber 🙋‍♂️

Great video!

Amazing value! It looks great now, but will be awesome when finished! Liked and Subbed! Cheers, Andy

lovely layout - subscribed and liked

Hi, greetings from Birmingham. I've, subbed to see how this goes on. As a matter of interest, back in the 80s I was a member of Shildon/Hackworth MRC. I was involved with Sodom Hall, Phoenix Rd, and Shildon. We got around a little as well as orginising our own annual exhibitions. Sadly life moved on and I quickly lost touch. But I did see the Shildon layout once on KZbin a couple of years ago. Not had the circumstances to continue modelling either, though I have kept the interest.

Those bungalows at the right hand end look like the old Airfix trackside range.

Wow! That is superb. Great purchase!

FLATBOTTOM CONTINENTAL "HO" versus BULLHEAD RAIL BRITISH "OO" !!! I guess by the style of the layout it was supposed to be "Steam era". But maybe the seller sold the layout because its using Peco "HO" scale flat bottom track. Not the new Peco Bullhead rail (British style) track with correct OO scale sleeper spacing ??? Flatbottom Rail became the norm in Europe before WW2. But Britain resisted this type of rail for very good safety reasons, until the 1950's. So until that time Britain stuck with Bullhead shaped rail (which is shaped with a double head top & bottom) which requires "chairs & keys" to hold the rail vertically, and you can still find quite a lot of Bullhead track in Britain on secondary routes. British Model track producers for commercial reasons have always been obliged to make track to HO 1:87 scale. Not true British OO scale at 1:76 or they wouldn't be able to export the product. But a couple of years ago Peco finally introduced a track type more suited to British OO scale (a sort of halfway house), using British type Bullhead shaped rail & correct British OO scale sleeper spacing to 1:76 scale. Obviously they can't use "OO" spacing between the rails as that is in reality 18.83mm, not the "HO" 16.5mm still used. As you would have to rebuild all your rolling stock to either "EM" (18.2mm between rails) or Super Finescale P4 standards at 18.83mm between rails!!!

Nice looking layout and a really great bargain! Shame about those missing buildings.. Cheers Joachim

LIke the natural long flow..it looks immense...