Hi Again, Yes went well just the one to fit when I know where to put it so cheers for watching and again your very nice comments another two updates next Friday to get more in line to where I am now. Good luck with your move to the new shed will watch to see how you get on. Cheers Robert.
Hi Tony, Glad you liked it cheers for watching and your very nice comments another two uploads next Friday so we are more in line to how I am getting on now. I hope soon to start getting the track in so trains can run again. Cheers Robert.
Hi Alberto, The double bill is working ok but No8 the first to go up is doing better than No9 the last to go up so did not expect that, will I do two uploads next week not sure at the moment. I thank you for watching and your very nice comments as for the Hornby couplings they are not as good as the magnetic kinds (Hunts etc) but they are a second type if I need them. Cheers Robert.
Its really nice to see how you do your timberwork, and great job it is too. Love the blue, you'll be so glad you did it at the make stage. Itll tie into the conservatory decor beautifully.
Hi John, I hope you have seen update No8 as well as this one if not then that is a bit of a problem doing these double bills it may have worked in the flicks of old but maybe not so good on YT!!!! As always cheers for watching and your very nice comments and I wish you a Very Happy Easter that is if you did not see my Update of an Update video before these two. I hope you are getting on ok with your build and as its Easter sometime for you to get on one would hope. Cheers Robert..
Hi, Thank you for watching and your very nice comments did you see No8 uploaded 15mins before this one and why I did two on the same day in a video 15 mins before that more next week. Cheers Robert.
Hi Andy, Yes and seem to work ok but will have to see when trying with the juice applied all down to the controller unless a v5 decoder with shuffle in. Cheers again for watching and your very nice comments. Hope to make Sunday stream see you there. Cheers Robert.
Hi again, Robert! It is amazing what the right tool can do compared to using what you have when it is not quite right. Great work ont he couplers and installing the magnets. Very clever and cool stuff there! Cheers!
Hi once again to you both so thank you very much for watching all these and all your very nice comments next week more on the work to get it ready for track laying but I can see the light at the end of the tunnel thankfully. Cheers Robert.
Great Demonstration Robert. You always seem find a way to get around some of these problems and the magnet fits very well. Seeing how easy the wheels break I think I might be buying some spare wheels and keeping the safety glasses close to hand! Looking forward to the next update! Happy Easter - Malcolm
Hi Malcolm, When the wheels break they do not fly everywhere just flop onto the board. Cheers as usual for watching and your very nice comments another double bill next week to get nearer to what I am doing now. A Happy Easter to you all there also. Cheers Robert.
Hi Kev, Thanks for watching and your very nice comments as for the couplers the proof of the pudding is in the eating as they say so need the power on to try with a loco. Cheers Robert.
Hi Jean, Yes went well enough just the last one to do when I know where it goes. Thanks for watching and again your very nice comments. I may do another two of these next week will have to see if I do then we would nearly be up todate on the build. Cheers Robert.
Hi Allan, Yes pleased how it went so now the point change wires to do and then maybe track laying!!!. Again I do thank you very much for watching and your very nice comments. Did you see the video on your local model shop must say lots of items packed in there an allaidings cave of stuff. Cheers again Robert.
Hi Clive, Yes there is one on the Dremels list of extras but as I only need it for doing these uncouplers not worth buying, the hand old womans tooth did the job and less dust than even with that base. Cheers very much for watching and your very nice and helpful comments more next week will there be two uploads not sure yet. Cheers Robert.
Hi, Thank you for watching and your very nice comments and yes this uncoupling system you do need to plan from the beginning but in the old days before electric motors the real railway used a rodding system on the surface so could this be made to look like that just a thought. I think there are systems out there in model form that could do it. Cheers Robert.
Hey Robert, now that is an interesting thought and one I will investigate. Although to be fair my layout is only 9' from end to end and in an L shape so I can pretty much reach all the points from one spot. But on my next layout........
@@ChobertonJunction Hi Tony, Thanks for the reply and yes only 9ft for you Ann and 8ft for me but I like to show as much in the videos as I can and a big hand in the shot is not good and yes editing is a wonderful tool but showing the point changing or signal on camera is what I like. Cheers Robert.
Totally agree. Hand of god no fun really and yes can edit it out but a system to change the points would be good and I like the way you are doing yours. I still may try to do something at some point but will be difficult with the line down and ballasting in place etc. All part of the (re)learning curve.
I can see you are going to great pains to get this right. The legs look much better painted to match the rest. Not easy fitting those un-couplers into the board! Good progress, at least you have finished all the outdoor work so not relying on the weather now.
Hi Roy, Yes the weather not so important now but still things to do out there but enough stuff indoors now so cheers for watching and your very nice comments do you like the double bill for these? Cheers Robert.
@@robertstrainset6556 yes, the double bill is fine with me. Just wonder if most views will be for the last one as people might just bypass the earlier ones.
Engines don't eat Easter Eggs One day, Jimmy the Jinty was shunting trucks in the loft. Cookham Manor stopped to see what he was doing. It was an engine's curiosity. "What's in those vans?" asked the Great Western tender engine. "Chocolate Easter Eggs," answered Jimmy. "You're going to deliver them later to the school, for an Easter Egg Hunt. Don't get cocky, engines don't eat Easter Eggs." Cookham Manor promised she would be very careful. She went on her way with a rake of Chocolate & Cream Mk. 1 coaches. An hour later, Earl of St. Germans took over the passenger train. Cookham Manor carefully collected the Closed Vans full of Easter Eggs. The Shunter and Guard released the brakes, and gave the GWR steamy her signal to start. The Vans played up at first, and then settled down. "Can't keep the children waiting," tooted Cookham Manor firmly. "No nonsense." A disaster lay in wait. It unfolded the minute the GWR steamy chuffed near the schoolhouse. Robert accidentally jerked her to a halt. Closed Vans flew off the track in all directions, to crash land in front of Robert himself. Melted chocolate splashed all over him. The children laughed it off in good humor. Jimmy the Jinty got splashed himself. At least, he had been sensible enough to know that he couldn't lick himself clean. Robert tried hard not to laugh and failed. "No use crying over spilt chocolate," he giggled. "Happy Easter, everyone." "You can say that again," said a very indignant young man on one of the platforms. Sam's Trains had been splashed with chocolate himself. At least Kelly wasn't there to eat him alive. Uncanny.
Hi again again, Yes engines cannot eat the chocolate eggs but they can sure melt them so a nice story well done thanks again for watching and this very nice comments. Cheers Robert.
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Nice woodwork very neat job fitting the magnet 👍
Hi Again,
Yes went well just the one to fit when I know where to put it so cheers for watching and again your very nice comments another two updates next Friday to get more in line to where I am now. Good luck with your move to the new shed will watch to see how you get on.
Cheers Robert.
Great to see the handy man at work. Great tutorial Robert.....cheer's Tony.
Hi Tony,
Glad you liked it cheers for watching and your very nice comments another two uploads next Friday so we are more in line to how I am getting on now. I hope soon to start getting the track in so trains can run again.
Cheers Robert.
Many thanks dear Robert as i missed this video
i love the new couplings for the coal wagons..big like Robert 🚂🚂🚂🚂🚂🚂👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😊😊😊😊😊😊
Hi Alberto,
The double bill is working ok but No8 the first to go up is doing better than No9 the last to go up so did not expect that, will I do two uploads next week not sure at the moment. I thank you for watching and your very nice comments as for the Hornby couplings they are not as good as the magnetic kinds (Hunts etc) but they are a second type if I need them.
Cheers Robert.
Its really nice to see how you do your timberwork, and great job it is too. Love the blue, you'll be so glad you did it at the make stage. Itll tie into the conservatory decor beautifully.
Hi John,
I hope you have seen update No8 as well as this one if not then that is a bit of a problem doing these double bills it may have worked in the flicks of old but maybe not so good on YT!!!! As always cheers for watching and your very nice comments and I wish you a Very Happy Easter that is if you did not see my Update of an Update video before these two. I hope you are getting on ok with your build and as its Easter sometime for you to get on one would hope.
Cheers Robert..
@@robertstrainset6556 hi Robert, yes I did see the first video, but thought to reply once.
Happy Easter
Hi. Great 3 videos. Really enjoyed them.very interesting. Look forward to seeing the next. Thanks.
Hi,
Thank you for watching and your very nice comments did you see No8 uploaded 15mins before this one and why I did two on the same day in a video 15 mins before that more next week.
Cheers Robert.
Looks like a great solution to the age old shunting problems, watching with interest.
Hi Andy,
Yes and seem to work ok but will have to see when trying with the juice applied all down to the controller unless a v5 decoder with shuffle in. Cheers again for watching and your very nice comments. Hope to make Sunday stream see you there.
Cheers Robert.
Hi again, Robert!
It is amazing what the right tool can do compared to using what you have when it is not quite right. Great work ont he couplers and installing the magnets. Very clever and cool stuff there! Cheers!
Hi once again to you both so thank you very much for watching all these and all your very nice comments next week more on the work to get it ready for track laying but I can see the light at the end of the tunnel thankfully.
Cheers Robert.
Great Demonstration Robert. You always seem find a way to get around some of these problems and the magnet fits very well. Seeing how easy the wheels break I think I might be buying some spare wheels and keeping the safety glasses close to hand! Looking forward to the next update! Happy Easter - Malcolm
Hi Malcolm,
When the wheels break they do not fly everywhere just flop onto the board. Cheers as usual for watching and your very nice comments another double bill next week to get nearer to what I am doing now. A Happy Easter to you all there also.
Cheers Robert.
Hi Robert - Those uncouplers do seem to work well and you made a great job of fitting them.
Cheers Kev
Hi Kev,
Thanks for watching and your very nice comments as for the couplers the proof of the pudding is in the eating as they say so need the power on to try with a loco.
Cheers Robert.
You are doing a brilliant job Robert.
Hi Philip,
Thanks for watching and your very nice comment I hope you will stay in YT our window on your station and what happens there.
Cheers Robert.
Great video and excellent tutorial on how to install that uncoupled devise.
Hi Jean,
Yes went well enough just the last one to do when I know where it goes. Thanks for watching and again your very nice comments. I may do another two of these next week will have to see if I do then we would nearly be up todate on the build.
Cheers Robert.
Very neat job Robert. Well done.
Hi Allan,
Yes pleased how it went so now the point change wires to do and then maybe track laying!!!. Again I do thank you very much for watching and your very nice comments. Did you see the video on your local model shop must say lots of items packed in there an allaidings cave of stuff.
Cheers again Robert.
Yes Robert . Sure is Allaudin's cave for sure
I just bought a handy little tool to fit those mini drills, it will be coming up in a future video, turns it in to a router type base
Hi Clive,
Yes there is one on the Dremels list of extras but as I only need it for doing these uncouplers not worth buying, the hand old womans tooth did the job and less dust than even with that base. Cheers very much for watching and your very nice and helpful comments more next week will there be two uploads not sure yet.
Cheers Robert.
Nice video Rob. Happy Easter.
Hi Josh,
A very happy Easter to you all cheers for watching and your very nice comments.
Cheers Robert.
Brilliant update Robert fort I was already subbed I am now lol
Take it easy
Sion
Hi Sion,
Yes YT playing silly buggers I think so cheers for re subbing me, watching and your very nice comments more next week.
Cheers Robert.
Interesting that uncoupling system but alas I am to far down the road to be fitting them but maybe next time. Nice one Robert.
Hi,
Thank you for watching and your very nice comments and yes this uncoupling system you do need to plan from the beginning but in the old days before electric motors the real railway used a rodding system on the surface so could this be made to look like that just a thought. I think there are systems out there in model form that could do it.
Cheers Robert.
Hey Robert, now that is an interesting thought and one I will investigate. Although to be fair my layout is only 9' from end to end and in an L shape so I can pretty much reach all the points from one spot. But on my next layout........
@@ChobertonJunction Hi Tony,
Thanks for the reply and yes only 9ft for you Ann and 8ft for me but I like to show as much in the videos as I can and a big hand in the shot is not good and yes editing is a wonderful tool but showing the point changing or signal on camera is what I like.
Cheers Robert.
Totally agree. Hand of god no fun really and yes can edit it out but a system to change the points would be good and I like the way you are doing yours. I still may try to do something at some point but will be difficult with the line down and ballasting in place etc. All part of the (re)learning curve.
I can see you are going to great pains to get this right. The legs look much better painted to match the rest. Not easy fitting those un-couplers into the board!
Good progress, at least you have finished all the outdoor work so not relying on the weather now.
Hi Roy,
Yes the weather not so important now but still things to do out there but enough stuff indoors now so cheers for watching and your very nice comments do you like the double bill for these?
Cheers Robert.
@@robertstrainset6556 yes, the double bill is fine with me. Just wonder if most views will be for the last one as people might just bypass the earlier ones.
@@roystrains the proof of the pudding will be in the eating????
@@roystrains at the moment no.8 is doing better than no.9
nice job 🙂
Hi Again,
Great you liked this one as well cheers for watching and again your very nice comments.
Cheers Robert.
Engines don't eat Easter Eggs
One day, Jimmy the Jinty was shunting trucks in the loft. Cookham Manor stopped to see what he was doing. It was an engine's curiosity.
"What's in those vans?" asked the Great Western tender engine.
"Chocolate Easter Eggs," answered Jimmy. "You're going to deliver them later to the school, for an Easter Egg Hunt. Don't get cocky, engines don't eat Easter Eggs." Cookham Manor promised she would be very careful. She went on her way with a rake of Chocolate & Cream Mk. 1 coaches.
An hour later, Earl of St. Germans took over the passenger train. Cookham Manor carefully collected the Closed Vans full of Easter Eggs. The Shunter and Guard released the brakes, and gave the GWR steamy her signal to start. The Vans played up at first, and then settled down.
"Can't keep the children waiting," tooted Cookham Manor firmly. "No nonsense." A disaster lay in wait. It unfolded the minute the GWR steamy chuffed near the schoolhouse. Robert accidentally jerked her to a halt. Closed Vans flew off the track in all directions, to crash land in front of Robert himself. Melted chocolate splashed all over him. The children laughed it off in good humor.
Jimmy the Jinty got splashed himself. At least, he had been sensible enough to know that he couldn't lick himself clean. Robert tried hard not to laugh and failed.
"No use crying over spilt chocolate," he giggled. "Happy Easter, everyone."
"You can say that again," said a very indignant young man on one of the platforms. Sam's Trains had been splashed with chocolate himself. At least Kelly wasn't there to eat him alive. Uncanny.
Hi again again,
Yes engines cannot eat the chocolate eggs but they can sure melt them so a nice story well done thanks again for watching and this very nice comments.
Cheers Robert.