Extending the Edge of the Layout - HO Scale
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- Опубліковано 16 бер 2024
- I extend part of the layout to adjust and add to a water front scene on my 1970's Brooklyn/ Queens themed HO Scale Layout.
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I'm always amazed at how easily you push and pull the edges (limits) of your layout. In my mind these have always been constraints whereas you simply see them as challenges. I learn from each of your videos. You are a great teacher!
Very nice addition! Thanks for sharing!
I wanted to add a trestle to an 8-foot x 2-foot section of my layout. I did not even think of doing something like this. This is a great idea. Thanks
I want to thank you. Every time I do something like this, I'm told I'm nuts. I fully get what your doing , only Im not as creative as you are .
I'm looking forward to seeing how the subway end comes out.
Doug, great extension, it is amazing how such a small addition makes such a large different. great video how you explain your issue, and then master a solution to it.
It is always such a balancing act with a layout.
Thank you for sharing, cheers, and stay safe, Michael
Really cool 👍
The building that your friend built is spectacular and deserves a larger scene. I agree with you that the minor expansion will make a huge improvement in the scene and the layout. It always wonderful to see your thoughts on developing a scene.
Another interesting video, Doug. It's your empire... work where wish!
You're friend Loranne Hendricks does some gorguss modeling!
Looking good. Thank for updating.
Thankyou !!!
Looks very good.
That stripped car is a thing of “beauty”. Scenes like that bring a layout alive.
I just recently found your videos, great content! Thanks for sharing 👍
Doug, I think your UA-cam channel is one of the best ever for quality and content in the field of model railways, thank you, from Florence,Ita🚂👍
Thanks for watching, glad you like it!
I was so looking forward to the pier warehouses. I am so glad you are keeping them, just arranging it differently. Waterfronts are always a crowd pleaser. Cheers Rob
I'm liking the Conrail-Erie Lackawanna SD45 engine.
hello Fos Scale Models- Model & it's is Randy and i like yours video is cool & Thanks Fos Scale models - Model & Friends Randy
I think you had the right idea with the two finger peers and the long warehouse buildings. The two duplicate buildings made it look like a much larger facility like you would see on the waterfront with multiple warehouses. I think there could be another way to address the space behind the piers.
Love that you get to use Emporium. One of the first FSM kits I built, way back in the day. Looking great.Loving these videos….
(Sounds like you caught a cold from Diesel!) It’s amazing what a few extra inches will get you.👍🏻👍🏻
Very impressive.
like what you did, much better use of that end of the layout. the OLD Wharf section......
I like the change but get back to the other end lol
Sometime you just need to fix another area enough to stop worrying about it (for now) so you can get re-energized and go back to the other end. I'm glad you kept the long pier warehouses and opened up the corner for viewing. Does the layout extend beyond this point?
Dear Doug, although I agree on the relocation of the large dock mockup and do appreciate the different options for the buildings you showed to open up the scene into the corner of the layout, I do humbly think that the last ‘finger’ of the harbor needs a different kind of appropriation. Just from the geographical or nautical perspective the twin dock building still remaining will be very hard to reach and serve by freighter. Maybe it’s not something you should really care about, for the layout is just a depiction of a relatively small dock. However, such a small dock space would be useful for landing tug boats, resupplying them and do necessary maintenance of cables, chains and maybe even tug engines. Stock for tug maintenance often is placed in the open air and relatively small cranes will create the opportunity of a more open dock space. That will create a better connection to the water element of the scene than just the selection of commercial structures you showed as temporary placeholders.
Of course it’s your layout, no sweat if you don’t, just because you’re doing nothing definite yet to this area I thought it was worth it to share this idea. Cheerio
There's definitely a lot to consider, but ultimately given the limited space I'm sure I'll have to compromise and compress things.
I like the 2 pier buildings. They look era appropriate together. Is another option to put a wall in front of those rear tracks. I.e., hide them?
I don't want to make then hard to get to, I did consider covering them on top but open on the side with columns, so a semi-tunnel... we'll see when i get back down there.
I AM TRYING A GRADE TO RUN A SUBWAY TYPE LINE AT MY LAYOUT EDGE... DROPS THE 3.5 INCHES BELOW THE MAIN DECK.
With all the dissimilar materials (pine, masonite, foam) do you have problems with cracking due to differential expansion? Love your work btw.
There's one spot where some scenery separated and created a small 1/32" gap...nothing scenery can't hide.