HAND LAID BRIDGE UPDATE

[@gavingrierson8130]

I really like that, if that was your 1st attempt no wonder your work is so detailed. I wouldn't dream of showing anyone my first examples, I wouldn't be able to anyway, they have long been destroyed.

[@muss1951]

Like I said one I built that and seen how easy it came to me I just stuck with it and as time goes on I actually seem to be getting better in some things any way. thx for your reply

[@brendanstrains9725]

nice I love how the bridge looks i've been watching your videos of your layout growing and it looks amazing

[@muss1951]

Thanks I keep trying

[@Mikey45013]

Looks good

[@muss1951]

THX for your reply

[@dennisjones8991]

Put your camera on a mount with a gimbal, it will help with the jiggling and make it so more people can watch it.

[@VoilierFuligule]

Hi Larry, I really like to see your updates. Your crations are really realistic, I love very much the style. Some tips are very simple and give great results. I wish I had the space to make a layout like this and keep it an year long. The compromise for me is tu put G scale train structures in a Christmas village, so that all the family is happy, because I don't take alle the basement available space for too long... may I suggest you to put the camera on a tripod somtimes when you share global images or global results like at 1:26? This would be greatfull for the eyes! Keep on, really appreciated! Sebastien Quebec

[@muss1951]

My camera shut off sometimes in the meddle of filming and to use a tripod wouldnt give me enough room to show what I am trying to do. I trying to convert over to my phone for videos but I dont know anything about it yet, thx for you reply

[@VoilierFuligule]

@@muss1951 Instead of using a tripod, just a wood stick on wich you could let the camera to avoid image flickering. Only a suggestion! That have being said, I must tell you that the most interesting thing in your layout (personnal) is your mine wich we can see trhough. This is a very nice idea!