I have my own adapted train which consists of six wagons which have some 'Dust Devil' foam rubber pads which clip to the axles. Pushing the six wagons with a Loco usually suffices to clean day to day grime. Sometimes I put some Cleaning fluid on the pads of the two leading wagons which remove more stubborn patches of dirt
@@johnwhatmore163 I don't have a particular video of the 'behind the scenes' storage area in action (perhaps I should ?), but this picture shows the Storage Sidings on one side of the layout. They run in Automatic mode most of the time so that a train arrives and sends the next one out. In the picture you can see the backscene boards are kept in place with some furniture brackets so the boards can be lifted out if anything needs looking at in the 'hidden' areas. facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=849007393910334&set=pb.100064032432686.-2207520000&type=3
![Lp. Сердце Вселенной #60 РОЖДЕНИЕ ЛОЛОЛОШКИ [Финал] • Майнкрафт](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/YoR0pAV9FVQ/mqdefault.jpg)
Many times I came out of both stations living in Belmont & working in Watford
wow amazing makes me all homrsick loved living over that way
Wow lost for words.
Incredible layout. Cleaning tracks without harming all that beautiful detail must be tricky....?
I have my own adapted train which consists of six wagons which have some 'Dust Devil' foam rubber pads which clip to the axles. Pushing the six wagons with a Loco usually suffices to clean day to day grime. Sometimes I put some Cleaning fluid on the pads of the two leading wagons which remove more stubborn patches of dirt
@@MrGettingtooold I found your track plan, I’m envious of all those staging tracks - do you have a video showing where they are. How you get ti them
@@johnwhatmore163 I don't have a particular video of the 'behind the scenes' storage area in action (perhaps I should ?), but this picture shows the Storage Sidings on one side of the layout. They run in Automatic mode most of the time so that a train arrives and sends the next one out. In the picture you can see the backscene boards are kept in place with some furniture brackets so the boards can be lifted out if anything needs looking at in the 'hidden' areas. facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=849007393910334&set=pb.100064032432686.-2207520000&type=3
Amazing. Are those Greenline or London Country?
A bit of a mixture of both.
I was hoping the fiddle yards would be included in the tour.
Will do this in another clip soon.