4 More Structures for the N Scale Switching Layout

[@ChicagoCrossingRR]

Love the ingenuity Steve - I always enjoy your builds.

[@Madlou]

What a difference a little bit of nice scenery can do. Great job!

[@StevesTrains]

Yeah, I think it is going to look really nice once it is all done.

[@wilzdart]

like the operating door and the way you hid it. I scratch build a lot, and kit bash. I found that using generic Legos a simple way to make the walls square. I also use them to brace the roof. Thanks for sharing!

[@StevesTrains]

That is a good idea to use the legos to keep the corners square!

[@NHseacoast]

Excellent Steve! Issee your using Kato track for this layout! Thanks, George

[@StevesTrains]

yep, as I do most of the time anymore

[@shawnpowell5876]

Great video of adding structures to the layout. Those buildings work perfect and the weathering you did brings out that realistic feeling. Thanks again Steve for sharing your videos with us along with your PRICELESS time and effort. Cheers from Laurel, Delaware USA.

[@StevesTrains]

Thank you very much!

[@loispadgett6306]

Great kit bashing on those buildings. Love the sliding door so you can put car inside that was a great idea. Thanks for sharing. GOD BLESS 🚂💕🚂💕🚂💕🚂💕

[@scaleffect]

Coming along very nicely Steve

[@tomg721]

Thanks Steve for sharing your scenery building techniques. I have learned alot from your videos.

[@charleswoods9938]

I like all of those buildings that you put together and really looks like the real thing Hey I have just a few already built buildings and I like those buildings that I bought at our train shows here in Louisville

[@kenfolstad1346]

Wow, looks amazing Steve😮

[@garfieldirwin]

Simple but effective build techniques Steve - thanks!

[@canadian-l4q]

Canadian Shield here, we love your site..we discuss your site up here and the things you do...videos are made for the people,..thanx

[@chiparooo]

Very nice! Love your creative kit bashing. No fear. Thanks for sharing!

[@richardpearlman4889]

As always, great content! Please do a video that covers how you are doing the pavement, especially along the Unitrack.

[@jerrysmith1929]

Kit bashing is one of my favorite things!

[@StevesTrains]

I tend to just look at kits as lego sets you can do what you want with. It is fun to make them your own.

[@georgiasunbelt]

Awesome kit bashing / structure build 👍🏽

[@StevesTrains]

Thanks 👍

[@ronnewman8364]

Love your videos

[@someguy2637]

Steve, It looks great! You are truly, the kit bashing master. I am curious. How do you sort and store all those excess parts for later use?

[@StevesTrains]

Ha, I don’t really. Just have a couple boxes of parts so finding what you want can be a bit of a challenge. At some point I need to set stuff since I have quite a few extra parts now.

[@ssully8716]

Steve, Thank you for another great how-to video. The putty you use seems to be easy to work with. What brand do you use?

[@StevesTrains]

I like the Vallejo putty the best but I ran out of that and am using Testors plastic putty which works nearly as well. The Vallejo putty has a very fine applicator tip which is super handy.

[@ssully8716]

@@StevesTrains Steve, Thank you for the super quick reply. I have another question I forgot to ask. The push flat buttons you use to control the turnout motors, who makes them and where can I get them. Thank you again.

[@StevesTrains]

Off Amazon: amzn.to/3M9eEQG

[@ssully8716]

Steve, what is the brand of the round button switches you use to control the turnouts and where can I buy them. I have pretty tight aisles and I think these will work for my turnout controls in these tight spaces. Thank you again for a great series.

[@StevesTrains]

Momentary push buttons off Amazon: amzn.to/3M9eEQG

[@JohnSorlie-lo8lm]

Steve how do you power the track on your switch layout

[@StevesTrains]

Dual DC and DCC power. I have two jacks on the side for plugging in the power adapters.

[@Ligo701]

Hey Steve what foam are you using?

[@StevesTrains]

A mix of foam core board and gator board on this one.