I think I rebuilt it 3 times =(

[@MRBenchwork]

And I'm back. After my computer died in the middle of doing my taxes, all hell broke loose and it took me a while to get back to video editing. I now have 6 videos cued up and more ready to edit. As you can hear I'm still trying to figure out the audio aspect of the videos so please leave me some feedback as a comment below. Thank you!

[@elleryparsons5766]

What Track were you using on the Layout?

[@MRBenchwork]

it’s in the video description. (Ross)

[@HumancityJunction]

Only 3 times? I think you are doing just fine if it was only 3 times. LOL

[@MRBenchwork]

Lol, Yeah it could been worse. I can only imagine how much hair someone would loose trying to do this as a first timer. I didn't film a lot of the swearing and throwing of things but it messed with my head for about a week. I'm glad this project is done and delivered. Truth be told I had to go back as there were issue when I delivered it too. I had a few crossed wires which thankfully was easy to trace but there was another issue that was a bit more time consuming and took some creativity to "fix", well change is probably a better description. You'll find out about this in the tail end of part 4.

[@timbarrett9199]

Yep. Definitely 3D Chess. I am looking forward to the video on corking faster. I feel like it took me WAY too long last time using Woodland Scenics Pin Nails. I thought there’d be a better way. Thanks.

[@MRBenchwork]

The quick and dirty to doing it faster is to just use a stapler. You can use a construction hand stapler or an air stapler as I do. With either tool it’s much faster and they get covered by ballast so it’s not an issue to use as many as you need. It’s also more mistake friendly as you can just pull the staples instead of scraping glued on cork