Track relaying to make 2 slow lines for freight

[@MichaelDavies-pg8td]

I like watching your videos they are really well made as is your wonderful layout.Thanks and all the best👍

[@model.train.railway.]

Thankyou, comments like yours keeps me making videos. Kind regards, Philip

[@shedhead00]

Philip, a delight as always , the oil train very nice, cheers bob.

[@model.train.railway.]

Many thanks

[@StMaryChurchModelRailway]

Excellent Phillip, very busy running session, Great to watch, ATB to you.Stuart

[@model.train.railway.]

Many thanks. Just like your railway, kind regards, Philip

[@monsvillerailways5736]

Great work Phillip. A very busy corner indeed. The long trains do look good together. Happy Modelling.

[@model.train.railway.]

Many thanks

[@ewhurstgreen]

Excellent video. Passing clearances can often be a problem on 12"=1' railways. Can remember the curve from London Bridge around into Cannon Street where (on occasions) the centres of an EPB unit would get their door handles knocked off from the end-throw of a passing unit on the adjacent track! _(With the introduction of Networkers the curve was reduced from four to three tracks)_

[@model.train.railway.]

Thankyou, It was one of the problems with pendolinos as well, but my problem was too many tracks squeezed together.

[@OOElectronics]

Great video. I always watch to the end!

[@model.train.railway.]

Thankyou, much appreciated.

[@OOElectronics]

@@model.train.railway. I would obviously appreciate reciprocation !!😀

[@model.train.railway.]

Of course

[@geordieceltic2]

As usual, another great video, thank you. A 14 carriage rake is just magic. Because of your videos, I am now increasing my track track circuits from 4 to 6, by adding two high level circuits. I hope to have the additional circuits operational by the year end. They will somewhat have a negative impact on the current scenery, but the benefit of 6 trains running at once will outweigh my concerns

[@model.train.railway.]

I am glad that you have added 2 more tracks, it makes sense. I started off with a single track circuit and somehow they kept multiplying.