Let's build a layout scene! | April 2024 WHATS NEAT Model Railroad Hobbyist

[@nathansithsquishy1366]

The Reading T-1s were not converted from 2-10-0s they were Baldwin Consolidations 2-8-0s that Reading remodeled into the 4-8-4 Northern T-1 types.

[@frankcerne7613]

I like your tutorial on the layout..great track work..I think..thanks for sharing new subscriber... cheers

[@jackoesterlejr.3454]

The train station @ 5:30 is the exact train station in my hometown of Belleville, Illinois! Where Did Your Purchase This Station? This Station Was The Illinois Central Railroad! In Scott Nauert's Video's You Will See It In His Video's! Thank You, Mr. Patterson!

[@robfairportlogistics]

4:20 - 41:16 layout project Nice long segment! Still theres over 15min of sponsored content in this video. Thats over 1/4 the video.

[@michaeltate3156]

I agree, the best video ever! You have explained everything slowly and clearly. You are a master of building and teaching. Thank you.

[@jackoesterlejr.3454]

Nice video! I love the runby's! Very cool! The building of the module was just outstanding! The Bachmann Industries out did themselves! My granddaughter would love the Elf On The Shelf on my Christmas train! The Broadway Limited locomotives are just beautiful! Nice job! This is "The Best Hobby In The World" Till Next Time! MoPac Jack "Keep It On The Rails & Off The Rip Track" You Can Never Have Enough Trains! Please Be Safe! Rock N' Roll Forever...🚂

[@thisplayer01]

Great hands-on installment and really nice run-by's - thanks a lot , Ken

[@williamdickman7917]

It's too bad that Bachmann has gone so far into Toy Trains and left On30 out, very disappointing. Ken, your layout building is getting to be superior, IMO!

[@brettwalden6343]

Hi Ken, I love your modelling and instructional videos. I'm a N scale modeller myself and I'm wondering if you would be able to build a beautiful N scale diorama in the future. Ones that's up to your high standard.

[@martinbauer8395]

Hello again from Down Under. Could not help noticing that Loco No. 1400 has an uncannily similar streamline cowling to the class leader of the NSWGR 38 class steam loco, 3801. These were Pacific type 4-6-2 where as 1400 is a Hudson (or Baltic in Europe) type 4-6-4. The first 5 (including 3801) were built with streamlining at Clyde Engineering in Granville (interchange station on the T1 Western line and T2 Inner West and Leppington Line). The other 25 (there were 30 in total) were built by the NSWGR themselves at Eveleigh (near Redfern, 1 station before Sydney Central Station) and Cardiff (near Newcastle, NSW). The even numbered ones were build at Eveleigh, the odd numbered ones at Cardiff​. 😎🇦🇺

[@lucgagnon5241]

That machine shop building is one of the most underrated Walthers kit. Details that comes with it are awesome like fine scale windows, rain downspouts and nicely molded doors. It has a lot of potential. Inside and out.

[@ezbudz1993]

Hey Ken, from the Virginia mountains! Loved watching this video and love the What's Neat episodes! Just getting to the final track to lay on my 3rd layout and I have been using the gorilla glue clear construction adhesive to glue down my track. I love it! I glued my track right down to the plywood, not concerned about noise since the BLI engines in n scale are so loud you can't hear much else. Thanks for all the things you and all your homies do to keep us up to date on new items that come out! I use you guys for inspiration! Keep on railroading! EZ

[@markhayes6407]

The building is stunning Ken. I also like all the power tools you have for making it so easy. I am interested in that milwaukee soldering iron 12 volt. I have to get one. Looking forward to part two. Your videos are so informative and I love your podcasts. I never miss them.

[@Justfor1day]

Thought the same thing about his selection off power tools ...great video and your method of teaching is exceptional..

[@Cbtrainnut]

Best Video yet Ken! I really enjoyed! Thanks for sharing!

[@brian102256]

Great video! FYI - the "sideways" saw is called a am saw. It's used to cut the bottom of a door jam to install thicker flooring under a door jam. - Brian

[@cowboyvalley]

A Jack saw.

[@brian102256]

@@cowboyvalley I think if you'll google images of a jack saw and a jam saw you'll see that he's using a jam saw.

[@benmoreau8404]

I like your technique Ken and I thank you 😊

[@MRR_Shadowolf]

Great video and techniques!

[@terryperrott9913]

Catipillar is one of the brand names for dozers, excavators which is on the black lowboy trailer.

[@gerlandkent6377]

[thank, you for you're great helpful video]👍

[@rogerhuber3133]

Ken, Nice building kitbash! What show did you review that table saw?

[@Guytrains]

great information thank you great channel

[@williamdavid9333]

Nice video. Looking for the best glue to use for model building in HO scale

[@randydobson1863]

hello Ken & it's is Randy and i like yours video is cool & Thanks Ken & Friends Randy

[@markdeschane4467]

Ken. I'm not interested in your What's neat this week series. However, I like your What's Neat, where you show how to do things! How do I subscribe to only these Videos?

[@MrEnglishford]

where the n scale

[@joshuatoro8977]

it's hard to believe that there is a circus still going since the Nazi Cairns in the world took our circus away when it traveled around the United States with the beautiful elephants and tigers

[@toddpilcher3804]

Unfortunately most of us don't have the money to afford the nice tools that you have, nor the sponsorship you have and the freebies that you get. Why don't you do videos geared towards the common everyday modeler. And I second the comment about Bachman and the toy train market not the serious model railroader.

[@raymondleggs5508]

Turpenoid 💀 ☠ ☠

[@williamlee1429]

You need to seriously consider dumping Bachmann as a contributor to this. They killed Williams and their N scale stuff that I have is the worst on the market. I love your channel but you can do better.

[@SFCRambo60]

Why can't they do N scale and other scales.

[@raymondleggs5508]

It's almost as if other scales exist.