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Yeah I like to use it over liquid or grease based options like no ox.

PeterCpRail8748 mow crew

She better then before, been working out as well. Family time is always key.

Just took some time off, maybe a bit too much 😅.

My youngest is. My oldest he is all over the place 😂. As for the collarbone, didn't hurt as bad as it was shattered.

It depends how big your layout is and how complex your track plan will be. The larger the layout and track plan I would create power districts and routing. As for the switches no need as they are power routing from the box. But wouldn't hurt if you are going to district and route your layout. On mine I had no routing as it was a modified oval with a small yard.

@@PeterCPRail8748 my layout is 12'X10'X8' Kinda sourounding the whole spare bedroom I have. It will have a 10 track yard. Then a classification yard for coal as well which will only be about 5 tracks. It just seems like there is no videos that take you step by step from beginning to end with DCC. Im also running 2 main lines. Now when running 2 mains, do you need 2 power bus? Or can I tie both tracks into one power bus? I jave so many questions. I ordered a book from KALBALCH for DCC wiring. Hopefully it answers my questions

@@Dark2Light_420 that's the benefit of DDC you can run everything from one bus as the locos run off different decoders.

I use a good higher wattage solder iorn and flux paste. The flux helps the solder flow just where I want it with a quick dab of the solder wire after I get the rail and pc board nice and hot with the iorn. The trick is heat and speed. To much solder and to much time will make it flow to unwanted spots. I also do one point rail at a time so I can keep the proper gab between rails so that helps as well with no overflow and unwanted bonding.

Thanks Joe, another slow month but going to continue on this industry.

I always loved the styling of the first 2 gens of Ford broncos and the IH scouts and 200s of the mid 60s to early 70s. This is my way of owning one vicariously even if it's a RC car. Ever since the new bronco was announced the market for vintage SUVs from the 60s and 70s went up 10 fold in price.

Thank you sir

Thanks Sean

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Thanks I like what your doing with yours.

@@PeterCPRail8748 Thank you very much. and you are doing great.

Might send a box car or two your railroads way.

@@PeterCPRail8748 one will do lol cheers Robert

That's the plan, however I got to start giving more of my hobby time to trains again lol.

Thanks, it's all about detail on a smaller shelf layout. As for the cat yes it's a fantastic model for being fully diecast.

Yeah they make great looking models. Well worth it.

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I will be making a how to series on how I did it soon. Thanks for watching and your feedback.

Thanks, it's a process but worth it.

Thanks will do.

Thanks Mike it really is a fantastic model

They are worth it.

Thanks, glad we all found some deals at the show. Looking forward to more progress on your layout.

So am I Peter. Christmas break will allow me time to get some work done.

Thanks, that genset was my final push I needed to go to HO scale from N scale. Knowing I would never have the great choice of motive power that we have in HO.

Thanks Kyle, keep the fishing coming. I am on the pike hunt now that cold weather is driving the bass into deeper water.

Thanks. You won't believe me but I am using my Samsung S20+ smart phone on HDR 2K mode. Also the vid editor I use got a nice update, and better processing.

Hmmm I have the S20 also and I didn't know it could take that quality video.

Thanks stay tuned for more.

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