59) Railfanning at Brownsville

[@warrencleversy2773]

Always a treat for me to see what other n scalers create in layout designs! It puts a fire under my boiler to get my layout up and running.

[@craiglordable]

This was pleasant to watch, a nice start to my day.

[@georgiasunbelt]

Brownsville is a busy town…nice Kevin

[@dacuzzz]

hi Kevin... awesome run/op session...thx 4 sharing.. vinny

[@rjl110919581]

thank you for detailing video

[@Crookedriverandeasternrr]

Very nice Kevin. I really enjoyed it

[@stanleym2679]

Kevin great video ,have a quick question ,I also use module for my small layout ,I really like your grass turf you put down how did you do it and is it easy enough to take up if you need to, I do know to use 50/50 white glue and water, after you put down your ground cover do you seal it with something so it dosntrub off or fall off , thanks

[@kevinbrown104]

I use the Woodland Scenics Scenic Cement to hold down my groundfoam. It is easy to use, and it already has a wetting agent so it flows all the way through the groundfoam. I really do soak the heck out of everything, so that there is minimal "shedding" from moving the modules around. I detailed how I apply groundfoam in my video 57) Completing the P&N Junction if you are interested. Thanks for your comments - Kevin.

[@stanleym2679]

Are those 2 ft module in Brownsville

[@kevinbrown104]

The station platforms module is a triple. It is therefore a bit difficult to transport, but it was the only way I could fit everything. The module before it, with the double crossover, is a double. The P&N Junction module is an odd size needed to fit the space I had, and is almost a double. Hope that answers your question - Kevin.