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Excellent work both the bridge and the video; the description as well. what material (gray) you used under the track?

Hi ! Is that the the height of your train table?? Why so low? So far so good, keep trucking

Im going to upgrade my RGB Transform, looking for parts now, where can i find the better power supply, the old ones have a tendency of catching fire and it has to go, will go the same route as you did, also gonna replace the fans for quiet ones and the converters.

Very good!

Very good

Thanks for the update and the inspiration. Your control panels look really smart. FWIW I think another couple of packs of those carriage sheds will look really nice with a bit of weathering...

Noticed that the Screens are sold out. Does anyone know if more are coming?

Great update Jason.

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People are doing freemo in Australia?

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Good to hear from you mate. I'm personally looking forward to seeing the viaduct diorama fully scenicked ..... not that I don't want to see the finished coal loader, steel works, trains running etc ..... guess I can see why you're so busy 🤣. Keep up the good work. Cheers

Hi Jason, at what point to you install backdrop photos or painting?

Hi Jason. Are you going to be putting in overhead wires? I think you may have mentioned it some time ago Cheers Mat

Hi: Did you make the viaducts out of card stock or a fiberboard? Thanks!

Great to see you again. Always look forward to your videos.

Was just thinking how neat your layout room is 😂😉 Good to see you back at it Jason. Had a bit of a restart myself 👍

Thnx for a new layout update. Really love your layout. Still think you need to open up de backdrop at the viaduct.

Would love to follow a fellow Australian modeler's build but without a comprehensible timeline (ep1, ep2, ep3) it's pointless for those trying to catch up on first discovery. This seems to be a normal practice worldwide, making it much harder for those of us just starting out.

What gauge is this ?

Hi Jason, I'm new to your channel. I really like your layout. Your lighting and your colors and how you did your Helix. I really like how you did everything. That's a great tip on doing plaster cloth. I always make a mess doing that. I was wondering about the gray felt very interesting. Thanks for sharing.

Just subscribed, a very impressive build, extremely neat.

Great to find a three deck build at last. Will go back to the start to find out how you got here and any tips I can pick up along the way. Hopefully catchup to the present day by Feb 25 :). Mark

Hi Jason, good to see the progress mate, I like the way you use the plaster cloth, that is a lot less messy I must say and i do look forward to seeing all the the trees and stuff going in. My first job before I make a start again on my own layout is to have a good deep clean. I haven’t really been in my cabin since I went to Australia in August, and I can’t believe it’s now November and I haven’t done anymore! I enjoy the updates on Facebook too and look forward to the years ahead, cheers Jason, John

Hi Jason , great start with the scenery mate, like what you did with the plaster cloth 😎

good to catch up with one of your updates. enjoy !

Great to see an update! That plaster cloth looks really good, far less messy than plaster and cloth!

Looking very good, Jason! My 80 wagon coaly would look good working the bank on your layout ;) haha

Great update!

Hi ya Jason. Looking awesome. I had to laugh when you were complaining about the layout being messy and in need of a proper clean up. I, as well as most of the other modelers would be very happy with their layouts being as tidy as yours. But being a long time sub, I understand what you are referring to. Thanks for the update. See ya next time.

Great to see you Jason. Looking fantastic!

Everything looks fantastic. Thank you for the update. By the way, love your hat.😂

Nice update! Nice plaster cloth technique! How did you come up with your control panel frames? Haven't seen any besides full picture frame types. There may be a video on it I haven't seen yet, as need to catch up. Thanks!

Great update Jason and layout coming on well. Take care - Kevin

Jason, the layout is looking awesome. With the scenery starting it will really start to come together. I like the technique you use for the plaster cloth- I am going to try that. Thanks for sharing. Ken. I think the assistant needs to come back and earn his keep…..

For behind the scenes content and updates, here is the link to my Escarpment Facebook Group is: facebook.com/groups/theescarpment

Hi Jason have watched your video and was thinking of doing the same to my 130 turntable as mine has developed a problem with the position sensor always displaying error 1 .do you do away with the blue control box in setting yours up cheers

thank you for detail video yes big layout do take long slow build on the layout that long term love working slow detail the build and joy get model railroad in the hobby

WOW you are really good at building things thanks for sharing

Hi 👋🏻 Jason. WOW 😮 I can’t believe it’s been 6 years since I started watching your channel 👍🏻 it’s all about your layout and for us to enjoy it and hopefully learn some tips 😀 family life is important. Take care Stevie🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

I've been looking far and wide for good module woodwork designs, thanks a lot. I have the same DCC Concepts dowels but they're an expensive option if you have several modules. Would using threaded rod alone be enough?

My mop wasn`t free, I paid plenty at zee hardware mart.

so the blue dowels guarantee that the modules fit time and again "flush" -and with the threaded steel rods you keep modules tightly together, is that right? looks very neat and well executed

Greetings Jason. Those modules are looking good!🤗 So, in your free-mo group, do you have to make a standard interface and track plan location on your end modules that aligns with other members' modules? . . . . . 🚂Lawrence

Very nice. Solid modules for building on. Looking forward to seeing more on the escarpment. Thanks for sharing.

Hi ya Jason. Good to see you. I’m always interested in whatever you are working on. And a balance to life and hobby is super important. Even more so when you have to record and edit. Take care. See ya next time.

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Well done. This is very detailed.