Laying TT:120 OO|HO Peco Flexible Model Railway Track Part 1of2 Underlay Pin Gauges Soldering | ml13
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- Опубліковано 21 лип 2024
- Part 1 of Two. Both Out Now! From Start To Finish. How To Lay Flexible Track. The Tools, Tips & Kit Needed, To Branch Out From Set Track Into A More Flexible World. We Break down the process into sections & chapters for you to follow & return back to, as a reference, time & time again.
00:00 Intro
00:50 A Quick Comparison
01:58 Underlay Of Choice & Why?
03:40 Pinning/Drilling/Craft Knives & Glue?
08:11 Radius Gauges, TT:120 vs OO Which & Why?
12:00 Soldering Gear, Discreet Non Solder Feeds, Wire, Wiring & Strippers
24:15 Soldering OO/HO Track Dropper/Bus/Power Feed Wires
27:26 Sleeper Cut/Nudge & Soldering TT:120 Track Dropper/Bus/Power Feed Wires
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Got to say I've watched both part 1 and part 2 of these videos you've created and you've explained the basic in a excellent way. Even for someone like myself who's got experience it's still refreshing to watch this and pick up the odd tip or two. Thanks very much. Defo going to watch more videos in the future. Thanks Tim
Comments like this, make the marathon’s worth while Tim. That means a lot, it really does. Keeping it fun, I’d say is so, very important too but, acknowledgements from others like your good self, is extremely good too and, right back at you with the gratitude 🙏
Thank you this very helpful and detailed video, and all the work you put into your videos. Great Shakin' Stevens impression at the start too! ;)
Very much appreciated. Thanks & Gratitude. Shaken Stevens is better than Evil Knievel I guess lol. Though I do ride a Mountain Bike
Blimin heck Andy just watched some more of your helpful vid. I didn’t know those track settas had a film on them. I’ve just peeled it off and on the ones I’ve just received from west hill wagon works which are a better quality 🤣
Thanks 👍 Are you saying the WWW ones are better and if so, why? The ones used here were the only ones available at that time but, I do like the material they’re made from and the rigidity so, they’re fine and very cost effective including a straight. Mentioning the peel off was also, if anyone was confused as why the ones on eBay were pictured green but, yeah I used mine for about 3 days until it dawned on me that I could peel it off.
@@modeloco I think they fit better
You know the track radius gauges from eBay….I carefully sanded the edges on mine until they fit in perfectly. I bought two sets so I could glue them together to make them thicker for better grip to push them through the track as they can snap if not careful. Cost more to do but still worth it.
Great tip. Looks like you’ll be ready for when your Loco’s arrive 👍
@@modeloco I wish I’d videoed some of what I’m doing and building 😂 Iv gone a bit radical and different, I’m having two base boards at each end of my room then they get joined by a 15 foot hand built bowstring bridge 🙈 once I’m finished some of it I’ll put a video up, this is all down to you 😂 when I seen your track going out the house and very long down to your shed. Happy days 🙏
@@Dr.Gunsmith Drilling a 5" bore hole through the wall was quite tense. Forgot to record on camera too as it was, very crucial to be in the sweet spot & a big leap of faith. Had it been slightly out, you can't exactly drill it again but, filmed the start of the video before, even starting anything. Knew it was going to happen once, the thought came. Had no idea, how I'd do any of it. All that's been held up, a little, with TT but, its garden season now again... :)
Fantastic 🙏
Yourself & Christopher Hobbs, inspired me to dig in deep and, do push this one out. Your support has been a guiding ⭐️
BUILD YOUR OWN - ABOUT 15% OF THE COST OF COMMERCIAL PRODUCTS !!!
So where do you buy a HOm/OO Dual gauge point ? That's a Metre gauge/Standard Gauge type in real life ! Or any other unusual type of point not made by the very restrictive model track Manufacturers. You build it yourself & save a fortune. Using "Copper Clad sleeper strip (Paxolin)" & Nickel silver Code 75 bullhead rail. Takes me around 2 hours to build a 6ft Large Radius point, and costs about £5 in parts. Parts available from Marcway SMP Models in Sheffield, whom I've been using for over 30 years.
That sounds an impressive time scale and cost. Have you some examples of these on video?
Will that wire you are using for the droppers be suitable for using as the Bus wire or do I need a heavier gauge or whatever the term is. Layout is only 11 foot by 6
Ta Andy !
Yes, it’s a great bus wire too 👍
@@modeloco sorted
May we ask you where you got your tape under your track from please .has we are interested in putting it under are tracks
It comes in 10 metre rolls. How many would you be looking to purchase?
Bought straight from a gasket manufacturer in bulk to get cost down a bit but, if you want an odd 2 or 3 rolls then sell it on my patroon site or, you can buy on eBay. To pack securely and with size of reels it’s an awkward size to ship economically for one reel sales
I knew Rod Stewart and Jules Holland were model rail fans, but Elvis, too? 😲
And Elvis is alive - you must be the guy who works down the chip shop...
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Cracking vid! 😉😂
Bit of work went into this one but, wanted to say thanks to all who’ve supported and commented, connected and followed my journey. Not sure how I got Elvis to do it but, I’m glad he went to the trouble 😂😂😂😂