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Hi Harold - thank you for your kind comment. I'm so pleased that you like the layout and that it's inspired you. Thank you for subscribing - I hope you'll enjoy some of the other episodes too. We'll be back with season 2 towards the end of this month. All the best, Darryl 👍🚂

Thanks for your kind comment Kev. Yes, I was rather pleased with the end result on the Crompton. And the curry was good - five star review for Pringleton Spice 😂. Have a good summer yourself too and thanks again 👍🚂

Thanks for your kind comment Stephen. I can comfortably say that changing the old Lima wheels is the single best upgrade I did on that loco, so thoroughly recommended for your class 37s. I'm glad you enjoyed the series and hope you'll tune in again for the next installment in September. Thanks again 👍🚂

Thanks for your kind comment Peter. A soldering course would certainly be good and I have yet to visit Settle. A trip to plan methinks 😁 ... thank you again and all good wishes 👍🚂

Thank you for your support and kind comment. We will be back for more fun and chaos in September 😁 👍🚂

Thanks for your kind comment - I am certainly pleased with those lights. Now just to do the same to all the other locos! All ye best 👍🚂

Thanks for your comment Raymond. It sounds like we need to do a Pringleton musical episode soon 😂. All the best, and thanks for dropping by 👍🚂

Thank you so much for your kind comment. Yes, the station is my pride and joy - accomodating some longish trains was a "must have" requirement for Pringleton! 🚂👍

Thank you so much for your kind comment 👍🚂

Thanks for your kind comment, Stephen. Yes, I'm really looking forward to adding extra details to the town. More people and some market stalls are next on the list! Thanks again for stopping by 👍🚂

Thanks for your kind comment, Mon. It's amazing how much difference small extras like this make to the overall effect. Thank you for stopping by and all good wishes 👍🚂

Thanks for your kind comment, Mon 👍🚂

Hi Kev. Thank you so much for your kind comment. All good wishes from just up the road 👍🚂

Are you coming to the Chatham show Darryl ?

Hi Hylton, and thanks for your kind comment. So kind of you to stop my - keep up the great work on your layout too. Thanks again 👍🚂

Thanks for your kind comment Dave. Pringleton certainly is the place for the train lover to live - those little houses by the church are particularly coveted! Thanks again 👍🚂

Thanks for your kind comment Andrew. We'll be back with our "season finale" on Monday 22nd July, taking a look at the Class 33 - hope to see you then. Thanks again 👍🚂

Thanks for your kind comment James. The development chef is currently working on the autumn and winter menu, and was telling me that he really does want a quality custard amongst the dessert options - so Dylington's finest will certainly be in the mix 😁. If you'd care to send over a graphic I'd be pleased to get some promotion somewhere on the layout - stationmaster(at)pringleton.co.uk should do the job. Thanks again for your support 👍🚂

Thanks so much for your kind comment. It sounds like you had a real result with your "starter pack" ... sometimes things like that are just the catalyst we need 😁. Thank you again for stopping by 🚂👍

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Thanks so much for your kind comment Adrian - and yes, I really ace'd out with those buildings. Just the time saving alone was worth £££££s. Thank you again 👍🚂

Hey Pete. 3am is a bit hard for me to join in on to keep you company. 🤔😅 I must try harder. 👍😁

Thanks for your kind comment Pete - and sorry I missed you earlier. So kind of you to drop by, and glad you like the town. The Wordsworth roads really are great. Thanks again 👍🚂

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Hi Andrew. Thank you for your kind comment - I'm glad you enjoyed the video 👍🚂

Thank you so much for your kind comment and for subscribing 👍🚂

Hi Stuart. Thank you very much for your kind comment - I'm so pleased you like the video. 🚂👍

Hello Peter! Thank you so much for dropping by and for your lovely kind comment. I'm delighted that you like the video and hope you'll be able to enjoy some of the others. All the very best, Darryl 👍🚂

Thank you very much for your kind comment - I'm glad you enjoyed the video ☺️. I'm sure I know you from somewhere 🤭 🚂👍

Hi Chuck - thanks for stopping by and commenting. I think you're right about British and American buildings, although I have also seen a good amount of stuff that is representative of different parts of continental Europe too. I wonder if any other viewers have come across anything to help modelling Japan? 👍🚂

Thank you so much for your kind comment, Dave. I'm so pleased to hear that you like the layout and the video. I look forward to the shout out 😁. Thank you again 👍🚂

Thank you so much for your kind comment. Great to hear you like the layout, and thank UA-cam recommended the channel. I hope you get to enjoy some of my other episodes 👍🚂

Thank you for your kind comment Stephen. I'm still quite a way from retirement and, for me, it's great to have a hobby that lets me escape the real world (and work!) for a while here and there 👍🚂

@PringletonModelRailway Sure, you started it dur8ng lockdown. Sadly, I didn't have the opportunity to Don likewise. Otherwise, we'd be comparing notes now!

Thank you for your comment James. At the moment Pringleton Town Council are indeed on top of the refuse collection, but we shall see how long that lasts 😁. The Dylington Model Railway bin day video is a great watch. Thanks again for stopping by and for your support 👍🚂

@PringletonModelRailway we enjoy our visits to Pringleton and are pleased to hear that the Pringleton Town Council has everything under control with the bin collections. Pleased you enjoyed our little bit of nonsense ... Cheers James 🙂👍

Thank you so much for your kind comment. Like you, my layout is all about fun and perhaps also an opportunity to escape the real world for a bit as well! I'm glad you liked this video and hope you'll find time to have a look at some of the other episodes as well. Thank you again 👍🚂

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Thanks for your comment. Hope you get to enjoy the video at a more civilised time in Australia 😊. All good wishes from here in the UK 👍🚂

​@@PringletonModelRailway great video and break down of the station area. Excellent work. Reuse what you can. Totally with you on that one. 👍 Happy modelling

Hi Simon. Thank you so much for your kind comment. Glad you like the buffer stops and the video. Warm greetings from here in the UK 👍🚂

Thanks as always for your kind comment Hylton. All good wishes from over here in the UK 👍🚂

Thank you for your kind comment. I'm really looking forward to your mind bending lighting ideas next month 😀. Thanks for stopping by 👍🚂

Thanks for your kind comment Kev. It is rather pleasing ... now I wish I didn't have the inconvenience of needing to go to work getting in the way of cracking on with lighting the rest of the layout 😄 👍🚂

Thank you so much for your kind comment. It is indeed a major spaghetti junction under there and my marvellous bit of cardoard did, of course, fall down the next day 😂. However, I have now replaced that with a nice bit of wire mesh which is keeping the wayward spaghetti in check 😁. Thanks again for stopping by and happy modelling to you too 👍🚂

@@PringletonModelRailway credit where credit is due. 👍 Rather than conductive wire mesh, I was considering a stretchy elastic type mesh for under the layout frame. Is that available where you are? Stay safe.

Now that is an excellent idea 👍 - I know exactly what you mean and yes that is available here. I also realise I have a huge roll of scaffolding netting as well, and a portion of that would do the job rather nicely. Many thanks for the great suggestion 👍🚂

Thank you for your kind comment James. Indeed so - a little lighting almost feels like having a different layout! All the best 👍🚂

Thanks for your comment Neil. That sounds like an impressive technique you've seen elsewhere, and definitely one to bear in mind. The portacabins are the one on my layout that are a little difficult to remove - I think I might need to create a bigger hole for the stalk and bulb! Thank you again for stopping by and taking the time to comment 🚂👍

Thank you for your kind comment - I'm delighted to hear this video has given you food for thought. I think the dimmable overhead spot lights help as well, by being giving the option of creating a dusk type scene with building lights on whilst still being able to see the train action. Thank you again for stopping by 👍🚂

Thank you for your kind comment Adrian. The stalks are proving to be a useful technique! 👍🚂

Excellent suggestion - many thanks 👍🚂

Thanks for your important question. I settled on the 1K resistors having seen what was provided with some off the shelf yard lamps, recommend on line, and having done the sums. So far so good and working well. Thank you again for taking the time to comment 👍🚂

Thank you so much for your kind comment Pete. Big wave over to Delph Junction 👋🏻 👍🚂

Thank you for your comment - this is a really important point. The short answer is that there is no bridge rectifier and they are working with just the LED and resistor, directly wired to the DCC track. I did a fair bit of research online before I had a go at these, and the consensus was that the LED and resistor would be fine. Whilst the DCC alternating current makes the LED flicker, it happens at such a high frequency that the human eye doesn't see it - and that is certainly my experience. There was also some other stuff about possible reverse voltage overload problems, with the consensus being that red LEDs aren't susceptible to this. That's all been echoed by my experience. I guess there's a possibility they may fail in years to come, but so far so good ... I shall post back here with any updates on future. Thanks again for stopping by and taking the time to comment 👍🚂

@@PringletonModelRailway That's good to know, I'm fairly light sensitive, when it comes to flicker, so this might not be the best solution for me. I do like this idea though, and I could opt to use a normal DC bus, which I'm planning to use for other layout lighting, or wire the tracks to a bridge rectifier below board, and run the LED feed from there.

Yes indeed - a DC bus will also work well. That is what I have used for other lights (in buildings, yard lamps, etc.) - you can see this in episode 7. I think I just went for the buffer stops onto the DCC track for ease and so that they were always on. Incidentally, there is definitely a difference between normal AC and DCC - I previously connected one of my buffer stop lights to an AC transformer and there was a very noticeable flicker, but connected to the DCC there is none (or, at least, none that I can see!). I'm afraid other, cleverer people will need to explain that though! 😂🚂👍

Thank you for your kind comment Andrew. Episode 7 is up on Monday 👍🚂