Nscale sidewalks and woodland scenics lights for my layout update!

Hi everyone on this video I install sidewalks Using Evergreen scale models styrene 040” (1 0 mm) for sidewalks and woodland scenics Nscale plug-in lights thanks for watching 

[@yanzstarking]

Keren sekali

[@seanpacificrailroad3700]

Thanks my friend 😃👍

[@horaciovera7678]

Thank you my good friend very nice job well done nd please keep as posted 📫 😊 more videos

[@seanpacificrailroad3700]

You’re welcome and thank you so much for your amazing comment I really appreciate you watching 👍😃

[@SantaFeBob]

Very nice update and demonstration. Great work. Thank you for sharing.

[@seanpacificrailroad3700]

Thanks you Bob I appreciate it so much buddy 👍 thanks for watching 😃

[@SomeplaceOrAnother]

Looks great 👍

[@seanpacificrailroad3700]

Thanks buddy thanks for watching 👍😃

[@joesestito4342]

Looks awesome, came out great… nice addition to the layout. !!!

[@seanpacificrailroad3700]

Thanks joe! I always appreciate it buddy 👍thanks for watching 😃👍

[@DruSteel69]

Hey Sean. Beautiful town merchant stores. Great job adding the details. Thanks for sharing.

[@seanpacificrailroad3700]

Hi Drew thanks so much I really appreciate your comment 👍😃 thanks for watching 👍

[@jwconglomerate332]

I like the finished results. I have been watching a ton of different videos to get ideas and tips and tricks before breaking ground on my first layout. I found a pretty handy set of 3D printed tools from a video by The Hill Valley Subdivision N Scale Model Railroad channel that makes rounding sidewalks and spacing the different concrete sections pretty easy; as well as properly spacing the sidewalk sections on the roadbed to allow for street with or without street parking. Working in N scale can be difficult as the scale is fairly unforgiving, so even the slightest cut in a sidewalk when sized up to figures looks instead like a foot long gap, so it's been tricky mastering it. But again, kudos on the video and even though off-handed, for introducing me to the just plug light hub; much appreciated.

[@seanpacificrailroad3700]

Thanks buddy thanks for your comment. If you have a 3-D printer I think thats awesome idea for sidewalks just about anything. I wish I had a 3-D printer. I had a bunch a styrene around, so decided to take a vantage of it for my sidewalks. I still have a bunch of little detail things to do on my layout. I just been lazy, lol 😂 but I hope you keep us updated on yours. Thank you for stop by the channel and David check it out. I look forward to hearing from you more. 👍👍

[@theplumber33]

Looking phenomenal.

[@seanpacificrailroad3700]

Nice! I so appreciate your comment thanks for watching 😃👍

[@billiestewart5220]

Good morning my Brother I don't know you do what you do but the sidewalks and the woodland scenics lighting is right on point from the details too the buildings and the people you are quite the inspiration my Brother keep doing what your doing and I'm going too look for help on reaching out once I start setting up my system have a great day and a good week. 👍

[@seanpacificrailroad3700]

Thanks Billie I appreciate it brother 👍 and yes please don’t hesitate you need help you reach out to me and I’ll guide you through it 😃 i’ll be more than happy to help a good friend up👍😃

[@billiestewart5220]

@@seanpacificrailroad3700 Thank you very much appreciated

[@seanpacificrailroad3700]

@@billiestewart5220 anytime brother 👍 thank you

[@michaelyackovich155]

Looks GREAT SEAN, the difference of adding a sidewalk, people, trees and lights make a huge difference, love those Woodland Scenics pre lit buildings but they are crazy expensive

[@seanpacificrailroad3700]

Thanks Michael I appreciate it buddy 😃

[@jeffmorgan1229]

I just found your channel. I like what I see. So I will looking forward to seeing more videos. I gave you a thumbs 👍 up, and also subscribed to your channel.

[@seanpacificrailroad3700]

Hi Jeff I really appreciate that thank you for finding my channel thanks for checking it out buddy👍😃 and thanks for your comment 😃

[@tommynorwood5184]

You did a good job Sean . I’ve not got that far along to do lights yet. I plan on using the plug and play lights also. Keep up the good work. Thanks for sharing. Have a good day.

[@seanpacificrailroad3700]

Hi Tommy thanks buddy 👍 I totally recommend plug and play! good-luck on yours my friend 👍😃

[@ScottJohnson4449]

Nice job Sean. Much more patient than I . Looks great!

[@seanpacificrailroad3700]

Thanks Scott I really appreciate it thanks for watching and checking in 👍😃

[@ScottJohnson4449]

@@seanpacificrailroad3700 You're welcome.

[@georgiasunbelt]

That scene looks awesome Sean….love the night shot…makes me wanna start back on my downtown

[@seanpacificrailroad3700]

It was a lot of fun I’m working on the other section as we speak 😃 I don’t know how I missed your comment I really appreciate it thank you👍😃

[@georgiasunbelt]

@@seanpacificrailroad3700 no worries…I miss comments too

[@tanzj]

Sean, Very well done. I like to use the Just Plug lights myself because they are very easy to install. The neat thing about the light hub is that they allow the adjustment of the brightness of each light…..John

[@seanpacificrailroad3700]

Hi John you are so right! these lights are amazing👍 you can divide rooms and even adjust the lights from high to low, it makes the buildings look more realistic I think. Thanks for the comment John I really appreciate it😃

[@tayang24jam]

buen video

[@seanpacificrailroad3700]

Thank you my friend 👍

[@islandofmisfittrains5114]

Looks good Sean. For the longest time I always used the model power lights, those small wires were a serious pain in the back side to get to stay in the terminal blocks to hook up. its sad they don't make them anymore. When I first looked into the LED lights, dont remember if it was woodland scenics or not but I wasn't paying 30 something for one light. I got with my aunt to help me figure out what all I needed to make my own. Not quite to scale but who says everything has to be.

[@seanpacificrailroad3700]

That’s awesome! I like woodland because I’m not good with lights and wiring and they’re easier for me to install and hook up 😃 I wish I was lol thanks for the comment I really appreciate it 😃😃

[@nscalestation]

That came out great Sean. There are a few ways you can keep the buildings from sliding around without gluing them. A border of plastic strips glued down to the base that line up with the insides of the walls, pins attached to the insides of the walls and fit into holes in the base, and then there are magnets. Looking forward to your future videos.

[@seanpacificrailroad3700]

Nice! Those are fantastic ideas 💡 I appreciate it so much 👍 thanks for watching and your comment 😃

[@N_scale]

Well

[@N_scale]

Sean last night I was making 3rd shelf in closet for return loop and running the bottom level. I was thinking. She didn’t say you couldn’t have a bottom level.

[@telusman]

Looks amazing! You once asked me how i did mine and i said "lots and lots of smooth-it". You totally did it better! Great way to make a modular downtown as well if you felt like different buildings / streetscapes. Will definitely be keeping this idea in mind for the next re-design.

[@seanpacificrailroad3700]

Lol I remember 😃 i’m not good with smooth it only masters like yourself can perfect that method! Plus I didn’t have any so I went with what I got lol 😂 I’m glad I did I really appreciate your comment thank you for watching 😃👍😃👍

[@pv1xlol]

Hii

[@seanpacificrailroad3700]

Hola buddy 👋

[@pv1xlol]

Hi

[@seanpacificrailroad3700]

@@pv1xlol hola 👋

[@DKuzzin]

This is really a great system! Simple to use. Just be careful not to overload your power pack. Some simple planning goes a long way. DO THE MATH! It's easy. I have a video showing what I mean: kzbin.info/www/bejne/a6jSanxtjN9oqJYsi=0-cjY0ozzh3l5yjD

[@seanpacificrailroad3700]

Thank you I really appreciate all the help. This is what Model Railroad is all about. 👍

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