My dad had a floor model back in the 90's. Wish they'd had those back then

yep

Nice vid very informative and to the point. How long have you been creating comics and have you worked for the big two. also what are you most known for?

Very cool 😎 do you do the Lowbrow Flinstones? Chasing the files to print, some cool figurines you got going on there, Cheers 🍻 🇦🇺🇦🇺🦘🦘🌨🌨🏔🏔🤗🍻🍻

Nice artwork 🖼️ I found your characters very entertaining, I’ll try to keep practicing surely that will help me get better. I draw when I get the chance keeping myself determined to get better is hard sometimes with so many distractions.

You could have saved more and not bought the scenics risers and just gone to the local electrical shop and got some of their packing styrene from tv's and other electrical devices that are always packed with foam and styrene, possibly for free....

Incredibly informative. I learned a ton-way more than I expected. Thank you!

I would never use that kinda track. I only use Micro Engineering or Atlas nickel silver flex track on top of cork roadbed. None of that plastic crap for me. Also I only do DC as I hate the tinny sound of HO DCC. I started collecting HO in the mid 80's and my Athearn engines are still running and running well. I just recently got 4 Atlas engines and 1 Hallmark brass Fairbanks-Morse H12-44 all in the Central of Georgia as that's the railroad that I model since I used to live in central Georgia (Jonesboro). I know many modelers who throw the contact bar away and use wire soldered to the tops of the contacts for more reliable operation. Cheers from eastern TN

I always paint the weight flat black on both sides for corrosion control. I found a new product to aid in adding LED lighting to rail cars. They're from ESU, part #50707, which are called current collectors I got from Litchfield Station. For $8.95 + $4.00 postage you get enough to do 8 axles. The trick is to cut them apart and super glue them to the underside of the trucks. Have to have at least 2 insulated wheels, opposite each other - one for picking up the power from the rail and the other to return back to the negative side. Just make sure the wheels are opposite each other. You can do the pick up and return on just one set of trucks. I don't use a pot and use a bigger capacitor, about 3300uF (micro farad) at 25 volts DC. Same full wave bridge rectifier, but I use strip LED lighting at 12 volts DC, which can be cut apart at every 3rd LED. They already have the ballast (current limiting) resistor built in. Cheers from eastern TN

I miss the days of AFFORDABLE hobbies. Even the old used/broken equipment is over priced. I'll just keep on scrolling 😂

very cool video and great looking car

I have 2. One is the latest from Sunset and the other a Key model. Both are beautiful and great performers. Thank you for sharing.

gWebberArts, if you are interested in Tool Review Collaboration plz let me know, many thanks.

The earlier Athens came in a yellow box.... I have two....

It's nice to see someone work on an atherine engine without butchering it.....

I have a Jeep 35 just like that one it's too bad the frame is an early design and will not take flywheel drive it makes the motor run so much better.,... And have you noticed that is a tunnel magnet motor and if you ever disassemble a tunnel magnet motor the inside of the tunnel inside the magnet should be very very smooth.....

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Have you ever heard of a fiberglass pencil that's what another model railroader uses to clean his commentator and seems to work quite well....

I love your style!

What I have learned is that you can start it on Eco mode. Also it's a bad idea to break it in with synthetic oil! It won't break in, leading to the rings not seating in. Smoking. Champion recommends running the generator for 5 hours on regular oil before changing to synthetic oil.

Podrías pasar la lista de materiales y diagrama de confección

Thanks for the great overview. I have two of them in boxes and will be firing them up soon. Great tips!!!

At some point, if you make the bosom to big, you look sexual. If you make the waist to big, you make the character look like the Kardashians or look like arachnid from tfp

I just went through dealing with Tiny Screws. I'm going out & getting some Bees Wax. 🙂

Always remove the clips on the motor and check the steel springs sometimes they rust and need new copper springs also an electronic scratch brush does a great job for cleaning the comutator

Great stuff!

Thank you for this video!!!!!

Wow, that's beautiful, do you take commissions by any chance?

where's the web

paint looks pretty great. Doing one for my kid this weekend, but not doing any stripes or anything. I would go kind of crazy though if I saw you spray painting anywhere near my car.

Great informative video as usual George

The ground I use the generator on is uneven. Is there a way to position the generator to make it level so I maximize the gas in the tank? I can’t have the generator to far from equipment I’m powering.

Very informative.but please get a cameraman. No disrespect

Dumb question but what are you using to power it while off track

What an engine! How much does it weigh? Brass? Oh, boy!

Great explanation, thanks for sharing! Your file stole your LED at 4:30 :-)

Love the tip about the big cable I say that all the time and get made fun of

I got mine on Black Friday last year. My regret is that I only bought one.

I'm getting one for Christmas from Santa! Just arrived by early reindeer delivery! Thanks for the video to show me how useful it is! Can't wait till Xmas! Gonna thumbs up and subscribe!

The real 9432 was a gp28

I was mesmerised watching you work ,bringing her to life !! Brilliant stuff !👍

Always amazing to watch you create sir ... even better to receive it.

Soo badass

Amazing!

Love it George!!!!

Always a treat to watch you create, G !

Did you know that they were also nicknamed the reverse cab fowards due to how they almost look like them but backwards

Thanks for this. It was very helpful. I also liked the very simple examples. Gonna try to think about all these tips on my next art piece

I am guessing that nail was to add a bit more weight over the power truck.

Why not solder a wire to get rid of that metal strap.better electrical connection.