The end of the line - a transfer table?

[@davevan8864]

I just hope the transfer table makes that sound!!!!! Good stuff!

[@rong648]

I was thinking the same thing, great sound effects.

[@jebbthetrainkid1281]

Real Men use Pink Glue Guns lol. Nice Progress. Looking forward to seeing your completed Mountain.

[@randysrockandrollrailroad8207]

I like the idea 😊

[@datalasse]

Great ideas!

[@craigsummers131]

you make it look so easy ...

[@MoosesWorkshop]

How to move your track to a new location. kzbin.info/www/bejne/f5XUeWepjch_ebc

[@randygates364]

The price of foam these days…good job recycling. Looking good,

[@TheJpec361]

"Joey, are you putting up more layout?" Ummm, no Doreen, that was there from the beginning...

[@normanrowe2831]

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[@CassidysWorkshop]

I love that transfer table noise! Each time I watch you build I think "I need one of those Kreg pocket hole jigs". Then I forget until I see your next video. What model is yours?

[@tracksidescenery]

Hi Greg, not sure the item number, but a quick search came up with "Kreg K4 Pocket Hole Jig" on Amazon, but they have them at Lowes.

[@MoosesWorkshop]

Your backdrops look great! What company did you use and what material?

[@tracksidescenery]

It's us - Trackside Scenery. www.tracksidescenery.com what you see on the layout in this video is just a plain paper version to give it some drama while I'm working. I may or may not use this series which is out Mountain Ridge Series.

[@johnsthinking844]

Are use dryer drywall mud and then over it then painted it you can drill holes and hold your trees

[@rexroad9917]

I found two YT videos of an O gauge micro layout (4'-7"x18") with one switch and a transfer table. They might be of interest to you. The modeler, Jim Read, makes all his models and building from card=cardboard. video 1 is YT channel "James Demu" date July 10, 2017 and is an interview of Jim Read at an RR show. video 2 is YT channel "The Gauge O Guild" date March 18, 2021 and is another interview of Jim Read and looks at his latest cardboard engine and again shows his 0 gauge micro layout. Your fold-up transfer table is a great idea. A nearby (

[@KG-xt4oq]

I'm late to the game and I don't know if my crude 'drawing' below will hold shape, but putting the mine where the transfer table is going would allow for a short, but workable run-around track and you could still have 2 mine tracks: _______________________________ (s curve around mtn)__(bridge)__ ___\______________/ / run-around / / /| / | | | | |

[@quintushiguera7105]

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