Can confirm, I've done model railroading. It's much cheaper to leave the Lego behind, even if you ignore the cost of the real estate. However, the Lego trains offer more customization.
Nice! Been looking for vids like this. I also realise I'm gonna have to save up a lot of time a patience to do it! Added this to my LEGO Tutorials playlist. Thanks! And why no flexitrack 😉 I like the traditional wood look the most, but concrete will be the most practical
Looks great. But I understand these sleepers (these grey tiles) are next to the trackrails? And not under the trackrails like in the big railway? From a distance you can't see the difference, but these sleepers are actually next to the trackrails, right?
Found getting enough grey 2 by 8 a royal pain, and started using black plate that go under the lego straight . would love to see how you would do left and right turning tracks
Check our my video in flex track! ua-cam.com/video/8c7eyaWjCsE/v-deo.html
i guess I'm kind of randomly asking but does anyone know a good place to stream new tv shows online ?
@Damien Coleman ehh I would suggest flixportal. just search on google after it=) -jayson
@Jayson Fisher thank you, I signed up and it seems like they got a lot of movies there =) I appreciate it!!
@Damien Coleman No problem =)
Why is this like the most useful info ever
Because it somehow is
Looks great but I have the feeling that building a real railway is going to be cheaper.
Maybe
Can confirm, I've done model railroading. It's much cheaper to leave the Lego behind, even if you ignore the cost of the real estate. However, the Lego trains offer more customization.
@@michaelbujaki2462 I mean a real life railroad 1:1 size.
@@KastaRules Agreed. Huge billion dollar startup cost, but if successful it will pay for itself.
@@michaelbujaki2462 Yes, like I said, cheaper than LEGO.
Hi, did you post a video of ballasting the switch tracks ? :)
Love the brown color ties
Thank you for this. I’m going to be Ballasting my tracks and this was helpful!!
I like the light grey for the city, but the brown is great for town or countryside builds.
What is more important for most i think is how to fit curved rails to baseplates without hanging in the air.
Nice work. I prefer the brown over the others.
Thanks I was needing how to ballast my train tracks
Thank youuuu!!!
Nice to compare the different colors...
Somebody have Seen Same in DARK Brown?
Brown.
Do you have a tutorial or can you show how to do this for switches?
For mine I'm doing Reddish Brown. I did mine differently and will be using 2x2 and 1x2 tiles to lift the curved track.
Nice! Been looking for vids like this. I also realise I'm gonna have to save up a lot of time a patience to do it! Added this to my LEGO Tutorials playlist. Thanks!
And why no flexitrack 😉
I like the traditional wood look the most, but concrete will be the most practical
Check out my flex track vid here: ua-cam.com/video/8c7eyaWjCsE/v-deo.html
This is as wonderful as it is helpful. Thanks so much @Bricksie! I subscribed. Do you have a blog?
Looks great. But I understand these sleepers (these grey tiles) are next to the trackrails? And not under the trackrails like in the big railway? From a distance you can't see the difference, but these sleepers are actually next to the trackrails, right?
Blue
Wood was my favorite
Great tutorial! DO you also have one for the switches?
I guess it will pretty expensive when you get a big layout. But you don't have to do this in the tunnels.
In your opinion, for a winter set up, would white be acceptable, or would you still go with one of the other colors?
Found getting enough grey 2 by 8 a royal pain, and started using black plate that go under the lego straight . would love to see how you would do left and right turning tracks
Brown is cool!!! Can you use light grey bricks for ballast?
If you want the curve track to go the other way, you can do it the opposite way
Brown snd grey.
Why?
Brown for freighttrain tracks
Grey for highspeed trains
I’m not a big fan of all that road plating around the botanical garden maybe a turnaround driveway in the front
Wood and my city is futuristic but I love the wood
I want to use the wood one
one question can we do are favorite coler?
for the track
Wood
10:43 wood
OK, don't want to sound a bit annoying but what you did in this video is place the SLEEPERS on the track, not the ballast.
Thank.I do Lego train track.You is so Cool 😎
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hey all concrete railway ties lol
I think this'd be cheaper if it weren't meant to be put on plates.
Not having all those stones by yourself ... That ll be around 20€ per track PER TRACK!!!!!
Then you order on the most expensive sites ever
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