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GREAT VIDEOS. JUST SUBSCRIBED.

Funny this ! I got more items for my British N scale collection Lots of kato unitrack 2 days in a row now a new package at the door when coming back from school . And today some tankers from peco some milk tankers for London in black . I think there kit built tho because they seem hand made with some glue marks and the 6 wheels … but the middle wheel on the centre of the model is glued in and the flange sanded down . I think for the previous owners layout ! Ehh well it means I have more reliable tankers to stay on the kAto rails ! Your collection seems to be growing … mine is too ! Bye and have a great day … don’t forget to smile ..

I just started with Kato Unitrack andI found out that when a Kato turnout switch is in the highest position your train will go straight on, in the lowest position your train will go the other way(turmout)

Intéressant. Je souhaite fabriquer mes véhicules 1:160 en 3D. Mais je vois que les machines ne sont pas encore au point, car on voit les couches de résine. 😐

I love this helmet style!

Great review Steve. Like yourself, I messed about with kitchen sponges in Tupperware dishes but bit the bullet and invested in an Army painter pallet and was glad I did. The pallet is well-made and very functional, I use it a lot. I stumbled on to your channel down a UA-cam rabbit hole. So I don't subscribe or follow you, I'm afraid, but I do make models. I'm sorry your stokes have influenced your hobby time, I hope it improves. Best wishes and good luck with everything. Steve.

just coming across your channel for the first time now, having started watching your layout video on the kato unitrack. now watching this i'm just in awe of how good this building looks, I'm a big fan of Japanese type architecture and you captured it perfectly. The pace and editing of this video is delightful and you have the music under the video is pleasant to the ears. Huge props.

Very nice, I enjoyed that, how about making a video with your brother to explain how to adapt the Bachman speed controller for Kato, the Bachman controller is superb, thanks ✔✔🌞🌞😀😀

Now that’s nice Many MANY logs

Honestly this reminds me of the brittish rail class 07 with a central ish cab and yellow buffer ends Anyways . I recon you could sell these for maybe £10 on a shop ! I would happily buy one from you if you had them available to purchase . I love how the little lad came out and would love to own one of your models for myself . Mainly because yours seems to fit onto the chassis perfectly . A 10/10 model y got here . Anyways enjoy your day and goodbye for now ✌🏽

I'm very envious of your Kato DE10! Loved the video btw

whats the name of this track? I used to have it but cant find it now

Thanks for sharing. I am planning on using your coffee stirrer technique to build loads for the same cars.

Nice job. The shed looks good. I like the roofing tip. I use cheap shed roof felt for roadways.The wee sticks you used were amongst a bundle of modelling stuff I sent you ages ago. LOL. I've loads more if you need them. Looking forward to seeing your next sawmill.

Very nice.

Glad you found the links helpful. I am wondering whether sawmills in Japan shipped lumber uncovered or wrapped in plastic? Cheers!

they do look very very good, nice work, ill save those painting tips for later!!

ever considered dried lavendar and rosemary "branches" its quite realistic "miniature" tree trunks?

Nice job. Wish I had the patience to learn a CAD program to design items for my 3d printer like you did. Where did you get that mini rotary tool?

If you ever need a passing loop for the layout get the kato n scale V1 track set . It means you can park a train on a section of track off the mainline whilst another train can go about its jobs and it can be swapped if need be once the turn out is changed back. And a model I can’t recomend enough is a kinda silly one … tho it would be nice for kids . A tomix Thomas the tank engine . I say that because I own one myself in the uk and it works so smoothly and I mean it’s adorable with its face and all that . Them are my 2 suggestions . One for expanding your layout and the other … for the fun of it . Ok thanks for reading and bye 👋🏽

You have come a long way since I watched your first video.

Lovely job BTW: The downward end of the chevrons is supposed to indicate the side on which it is safe to pass.

I am really enjoying your progress, though I really should be working on my layout instead of YouTubing 😁 What is the name of the anime featured at 7:11? I also appreciate your image of the Geibei Line's Bingo-Ochiai station and the Kiha 120 DMUs. Kato and/or Tomix make N scale versions of these models, which look great on shorter radius curves and exemplify rural Japanese passenger service.

love your videos but sorry that 3dd print is terrible if it was resin print it would be spot on if this is resin its still terrible

Hi Stephen Hope you are well I wondered if you could expand on the scratch building element of that loco Obvs 3d is the base but i hoped you might offer some insight into your processes with plasticard Im a very new modeller and although improving through failiure, ill never attain your level of finish Im currently trying to build a little ruston shunter on a tomytec chasis 3d printing is obvs the way fwd but budget doesn’t allow (I know design software is free) But i dont posess that creative vision…. I have to build something incorrectly as a start. Adjust and try again…. Regards Mark

Why does this video even exist? This is complete douchery.

Have you had any problems with the Tomix equipment and Kato track? I have recently acquired a couple of Tomix Freight cars and find the wheel flanges bump over Kato frogs. The term for using less cars or locomotives on a model than is prototypical, is called "selective compression". Where did you gain all this knowledge about the Japanese equipment? Thanks for sharing. Cheers, Maurice

Nice vid Steve. Love that big Sleeper Express Train.

I like this a lot. I’m just planning a similar layout myself. It’s going to be present day, and set in a fictional outer suburb of Tokyo, but I want local and mainline tracks (so I can run a Shinkansen in the background 😊). This video has given me some inspiration and lots to think about. Thanks!

That's grand! N gauge is fun-sized and lets you build complex layouts. I'm working on one myself. Looks like you could use a Japanese steam loco!

Nice for fdm

So, whats next?

I appreciate your candour in respect of your recovery, i think its important to share your experiences and to share the "keep trying" attitude because as difficult as it must be, it is what will help recovery. I'm not a stroke sufferer but have and do struggle with mental health issues, and it is somewhat of a cliche but you have to keep going as best you can. Because rolling over / admitting defeat ultimately is worse!

This is great 👍

Nice job Stephen I enjoyed the video and the model looks very nice. I too have multiple health issue and my first N scale model is in the mail. I look forward to the challenge.

I am a newbie. Please tell, to run two trains on the same track does one need two controllers?

Tonkannosaurus Rex! 🔝

I have really enjoyed your kato series Id be interested too see ( or here) the painting wearhering process for the station It looked great, I hope your recovery continues as you hope. Regards Mark

Not diesel but these chasis also lend themselves to steam trams Which are easily scratch built for variety

Make videos the way you want. I think you did a great job with this video. I'm just starting in Lego building. I also enjoy your community. I find it relax behind the build!!!

Where did you get the tanks from

When I saw Sam's Trains resin locos, I ordered an Anycubic Mono 2. I am using FreeCAD gear plugin to design and try to make Mod 0.2 gears.

Nicely done in small formfactor 😮❤

Good videos. Enjoying your progress. All this DC wiring is why i spent the money pn DCC to start.

This is looking good. I've really been enjoying your N scale videos.

I could never do the miniscule stripe masking that you did. Just to small. Good video. Thanks for sharing.

New MilgeekAchoo video!! I love the N scale videos so much. You deserve so many more followers and views! Your series on N scale is my favorite one I’ve found on all of UA-cam!

Looking forward to your continuing adventure with Kato. I've got some of their stuff from years ago and am getting it back out and giving it a go once more. All the best.