HO Scale Layout Room Build Out Update - Episode 003

[@johnjohnston2962]

Your making good progress and will be looking forward to watching your railroad and channel grow.

[@derekalexander4030]

The prep work is a bitch but your hard work is really paying off. Thanks for sharing your progress on the layout with us.

[@jtitus07]

I love the whole story you have to go with your layout along with the sci-fi integration. A true work of art!

[@CassidysWorkshop]

Wayman, thanks for posting the track plan in the last vid. Makes it easy to see how this will look. Lots of progress done, especially with that drywall! The "not so much fun" part of model railroading.

[@williambryant5946]

It keeps looking better and better! In the basement I'd definitely suggest you get a dehumidifier to help with humidity that will cause the benchwork to expand and contract messing up the track. I'd also suggest not sodering all of the rail joints and leave some not so the rail can move to avoid kinking. Awesome video! 👍

[@BradLobregt]

Looking great. Thanks for the update. Carry on…

[@westwoodsidestudios7551]

Great to see your progress and hear of your plans

[@thomasdecker7631]

Nice progress. The benchwork looks solid and that 30 foot length looks like it goes on forever Those old curtain wall industrial structures are great. They remind me of the old Packard Motor Car plant in Detroit, which looks as post-apocalyptic as anything youcan imagine..

[@Bliz0516]

This is really going well, I am Impressed with your progress after just moving in, because there are always other house jobs to do. You’ve done great. It’s up to you, but the layout that spans under and in front of your electrical panel, should have free access. If you ever need electrical work done like adding a circuit or something an electrician will balk at the lack of access and you’ll likely need to move things, so you might think about making a section of that modular enough to disconnect and slide out of the way if you have t done that already.

[@calvincurtiss2490]

Hey BRO. It's been a minuet. I've been busy working on my layout too. It is a lot of work. Labor of LOVE, As I may have said to you before is , whatever YOU do is acceptable. you're a true artist. the space you have is GREAT!! have fun creating in it. Looking forward to your progress. It can only get better from here observing you over a year or so.

[@RolandForest]

Looking good. very excited about the future of the layout and the sorry line regarding the powering of your city

[@anfieldroadlayoutintheloft5204]

looking good nice work thanks lee

[@StevesTrains]

As a meteorologist, I certainly approve of your idea of storm clouds on the wall!

[@dan8402]

Now I am super excited! Not sure why but the cement back wall sort of made me think about the city scape as sort of a dark neon lit post apocalyptical Tokyo. Tall buildings that hide parts of the train. Hot, humid, and steamy. I love the idea of going between multiple rooms. It means you can have completely different scenes. I am trying to think where the water front would go, and how you could fit in Godzilla! 😎😎😎😎

[@christophergalvan8]

Looks good bro!!!! Keep up the great work an I'll be looking out for all future updates.

[@DJE2025]

👍👍You've been busy, lots of building, looking better each time! I know how to well on lumber prices, have gone insane these days. But then what hasn't. Sounds like a very unique and cool layout, looking forward seeing it all come to life. A back story would be marvelous, I know little to nothing about the Gundam world. 🚂🚂

[@RolandForest]

When your layout develops, it would be great for you to narrate a backstory while a camera is attached to one of your trains, slowly going through the entire layout, and as it moves along, you can introduce each section that it travels through?

[@eliabraham6918]

I know it's going to look great from how you described it. Are you going to have an operational coal loader and dumper for the mineral that's being mined?

[@MarkTheLostTraveler]

I for one along with everybody else is very excited watching this great layout come together. What type of power controllers will you be using? I did notice in one of your videos you did. You were using the ESU Cabcontrol. Thank you.

[@cllines604]

you need to coverr the back wall with dry wall or it will not look good just saying I have been there

[@darenhamill9881]

Hi