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Very sorry to hear about your health challenges, but glad to see you are fighting your way back.

Bad use of space. I did not place mine where the Locomotives run through a building before the turntable. The turntable is set to feeds all my maintenance buildings. And my layout has the same amount of space with track curve behind the Round house and turntable.

I have the same thing, but I have a lot of questions about this. Did you have to wire the turntable service tracks to make the locomotives run on and off the turntable and does there need to be a gap or should the rails touch each other because I have my rails touch each other and when I turned the bridge, it pushed the out of the way and I need to keep them still.

Having the exact same problem thanks for sharing your experience

Good evening, I have installed my turntable now , so I need track feeders for each service track and a switch to control power to the service tracks

Cool beans! What AC adapter did you use to power the turntable?

Hi Randy could you show us what they look like on your lay out. Thanks.

I live in Northern New Mexico and I use sage branches for my for those stems that you're using and they work really good cuz those sage branches are strong and they Branch out all over the place.

You need to raise the camera angle up 2 inches so we can watch something other than your wrists bobbing up and down while your building your trees.

You put your turntable in the wrong place there is no straight run through and 70% of your table blocks your turntable.

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These look good. I have painted the armatures dark matt gray and then applied a dark brown wash to simulate tree bark. I also add some of the fine foliage to bare spots on the trees to give them a more full look. Thanks for the video.

So the screws provided are just used for positioning not clamping.if you are using foam they are not if needed per the instructions provided. Clamping the base can cause the turntable base to flex and make it unusable. I found tacking in 2-3 places with Elmer’s glue works fine. Also, the turntable is programmable so there is no need to pre-draw your track positions.

Only thing I would do different Is raise the floor level up to where it should be. Paint work came out very nice

Enjoyed that and particularly like the weathering. You're a braver man than me weathering before making sure everything works! 😊

I would add Boomer Diorama to the list. Possibly the most extraordinary model maker on Earth. Btw - Peter Lloyd Lee is designing and building my layout 😀

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Great list !!!

Dan has not been part of TSG for over 5 years. you have some great choices there for sure

Hi Where on the loco is the fill point for the sand? Would this sanding tower need a building containing sand to feed it?

Great looking video! Thank you for sharing your talents with us.

Great looking video!

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Very cool build, excellent work ,

Nice video ... good work painting and assembling model.

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Excellent video, need to watch this again when I install my turntable

I think 3 mm screws are close to 8/32 machine screws, planning to add this turntable to my new layout, going to subscribe to your channel, hello from Canada 🇨🇦 😊

This is the same turn table my dad bought me before he died, thanks for this video it will definitely help me when I install the table :)

Keep on at it my friend. I promise you that it will get better the more you do

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Use thin diameter wooden dowels punched through the foam pieces to help hold them in place as the adhesive sets

What glue did u use on the foam?

Randy, you made the comment that you didn't like the berm around the tanks. I agree. But I guess it's too late to suggest you simply apply a layer of ballast (probably N scale dirt-brown) to the berm and that will change to look dramatically! I've wanted to build something like your plant, but I still don't have a layout... so I guess I'll just watch you have all the fun! Enjoy for both of us. PS That fence material is called tulle ('TOOL'), it's the stuff they make bridal veils out of. If you're not too embarrassed to go into a bridal store, you can get miles of the stuff for pennies. Color is no matter, spray it silver after assembling the fence, a little weathering and bingo - burglar-proof your biz. It's amazing what you can repurpose for modeling. I'm sure the whole "Dollar Store" thing was started by a frustrated modeler!

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Great looking bridge, gave me some ideas!

Ravine scene turned out nice!

What great experimentation/techniques for this scene! I do enjoy the scenery aspect the most building a layout. No issues with sound.

Great scratch building ideas! Those tanks look great! Awesome industrial scene!

Looks good!

Wow, great build!

Great primer on ballasting track. Enjoying the channel and learning a lot!

I saw a guy and was going to a 2-56 all rread and tap the holes in the turntable

Great tips! I for one am grateful for you taking the time to show the entire process as wiring (specifically switches, complicated wiring) is what I lack the skillset for. This was a tremendous primer. It's one thing to simply solder a wire to a connection, but a whole different beast for complicated schematics. I took copious notes! Two questions I had for you - I thought in a prior video you just used two green LEDs but on this panel using red/green. I missed something there. Also, what brand/model are those connectors for the tortoise machine (8 slot connectors) Thx!

Another informational video! Really enjoyed the soldering/electrical tips and especially the brush on electrical tape!

Nice build!

Great build/painting/weathering of the round house. Enjoyed watching the whole process. Made notes of some of the various techniques and tips you showed. Well done!