O gauge LIONEL layout update HOW TO construct a lift out bridge

[@elleryparsons2433]

Great Start She’s Gonna Look Pretty.

[@N_scale]

Yeah this layout is a lot of fun

[@zipscrewengineering]

Very nice

[@user-lj4of3oo2v]

Hi First time viewer. Love the large modules and each one being on a wheeled stand. Do you have a video on the design and making of these wheeled supports?

[@N_scale]

Yep I have quite a few videos on them. I am using barricade floor underlayment for the top and bottom shelf. The frame is 2x4 and it stows 2 of my n scale modules which are ikea linnmon table tops. It is essentially a rolling crate for storage and transport, each of them has 110v power to link together. When not in use for trains they are a perfect workbench. I designed the o gauge to fit on top when the n scale isn’t in use. So at the moment the n scale is at a train show this weekend, so the o gauge is on top of metal folding sawhorses.

[@rickmiller595]

Congrats on 1000 subscribers! Keep it coming!

[@N_scale]

Yeah good to have a goal! That video for the 1000 special should be out this week.

[@BOBXFILES2374a]

Good work! A smart way to do it! Good luck building that Death Star with all the Legos on the floor?

[@N_scale]

No that was the kids mess

[@rennethjarrett4580]

5:23 the tie is smashed some. I have bought used track here and there and the huge problem I have with it is that someone over tightened the ties bending them. This changes the track height, misshapen-ed when this happens some become junk. and often the center insulators get out of place and cause a short. Those that insist on using a lot of hold down pressure or use a power tool to tighten those screws, then instead screw down on each side of the bottom of those metal ties on that bottom edge and don't use the holes in the ties.

[@N_scale]

Yep I replace bad ones. I use a screw gun to install cause I have changed it several times

[@andyevans2336]

Good start!

[@N_scale]

Coming along

[@N_scale]

Coming along