Martins town - Important Updates
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- Опубліковано 19 тра 2022
- Presentation of important updates for Martins town, a beginners style Model Railroad.
The layout measures 1.5 x 2.5m (5 x 8ft) and can therefore be built in most bed- and living rooms.
The tables are available in the entire world from IKEA. The trackplan geometrics are following industry standards, so you are free to chose the type of tracks you favor.
IKEA Tables required:
2pcs Table top "Linnmon" 100x60cm
2pcs Table top "Lagkaten" 140x60cm
16pcs Table Leg "ADILS"
Martins town detail set for 3D-print:
www.cgtrader.com/3d-print-mod...
Listing of items used in the videos, such as tracks, houses and landscape detailes can be found on the website: mrr-tutorials.com/webshop/webs...
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Dear Martin, actually i already planned to build a NOCH EasyTrack model railroad named Theißkirchen and i started to buy all the tricky stuff that can be hard to get if you‘re too late (mostly the buildings and the Easytrack package) for the last 2 years. Now, i almost have all these things and was happy so far until… i found YOUR AMAZING layout. So that means: 2 weeks ago i reconsidered my recent idea and postponed the Theißkirchen project to build my own Martinstown layout. Especially the different operational modes are so interesting and challenging and promise to bring a lot of fun. Like some other followers already said: you got the balance between a small layout and no obvious circle driving and with very varied ways of operational procedures. I already bought two of the „signature pieces“ from your layout (the warehouse and the distillery…both models are unfortunately no longer available at NOCH, but you can find remainders in stock with some research at the internet) and start to build the table section in the next weeks. So, i just want so say THANK YOU for your content - you are a real gain for the Youtubiverse! Best wishes from the baltic sea! Frank
Lovely. Although we haven’t gone through this particular series, we always find new great ideas and thinking lines on this channel. Wonderful.
Good idea and collaboration with the model railroading industry Martin. Gratz.
The enthusiastic presentation is very endearing. Find these videos very helpful.
He Martin, thank you for the updates and the important note with the tables from ikea.
Greetings from Germany
Thank you for the heads up on the table and the Martins town track system. I put a kit on pre order and awaiting it! Awesome Video series.
Are you considering making another episode about automation, setting up blocks, signals etc?
Thank you some very informative videos.
I just bought the table legs Saturday Jan 7 2023. Ikea in the U.S. still has tables in black or white. Thankyou so much for the advice for table and legs. I bought the legs that adjust in height: 23 5/8" to 35 3/8"
They were 15 us dollars each. Very sturdy legs.
Good to see you back again. I was quite concerned that we had not seen you. I think I preferred the days of toilet tissue waves rather than (expensive for some) 3D printing.
As I'm sure you noticed, we only dropped the 150x75 Linnmon table from the range.....that one wasn't replaced by a Lagkapten equivalent. It was replaced by a 140x60 instead. The only difference with them is that they have extra fixing points for our drawers 👍🏻
Hi! Thank you for the clarification! Appreciate it! 👍
I was just about to ask whether the Martins Town kit could be used to build an N scale layout... 😅
Great to hear that it is indeed doable!
Thanks for that update. Good stuff!
Brilliant as usual
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Excellent Video
Useful update thank you
Lovely and interesting video's but I didn't find number 13 ;-) . Not so bad just give it as a feedback. Many congratulations with this video's ans the work you're putting in it. Great job well done ! ;-)
You can leave the resin in the printer. No need to pour it back into the bottle. Just whisk the resin with a flexible plastic spatula (I use one that came with PVA) and you’re good to go again.
If you have pieces stuck on the FEP, just hold a piece of printed supports in a corner of the vat on the FEP and print a 15 second full test screen. You then pull out everything that got stuck to the bottom with one thin cured sheet. Unless you have to change the resin to another colour, it never has to leave the vat. If you swap resins regularly, I would advise a second vat.
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Very nice starter layout, which I’m considering implementing as my base layout. However things are normally to grow. Do you have any ideas how to further expand the layout at both sides?
Hej! Jag undra om du kunde göra en video om hur man gör sina egna hus i skala H0. Jag skulle bli väldigt glad om du gjorde sån video.
Hola. El kit de impresión se puede imprimir en una impresora 3D de filamento?
Gracias nuevamente por tus vídeos.
Hej Martin, Thanks a lot for so many great great videos. I'm a danish enthusiast who has been looking for a 3x4m mountain layout plan with high-mountain landscapes and multiple levels....I have been browsing af lot of all sorts of magasines, but there not many high-mountain based trackplans out there....So I thought why not ask you? Do you have any ideas of where to look? med venlig Hilsen Thomas Heder, Aalborg, Danmark
Very good video, got a lot of new ideas.
Can you recommend a 3D Printer? Which one do you use?
Hi! I use the Anycubic mono 4k. It works fine and is only $250.
TT:120 should work also.
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Me gustaría poder traducir al español
Hello, I'm a beginner and looking for what I should use as a base for my layout. I saw the IKEA tables. Do you think this is a good idea to start with as a beginner (zero experience) or would it be better to put something together from plywood. I have a room of 3.2 by 3.2 meters. So I can make a nice surface. What about the height of the legs ? Is 70 cm enough or shoould i go higher (Also IKEA legs expendable to 90 cm but 3 times expensiver 😐) Going into the depth should also be possible if you cut out a piece. I can also go up I suppose? If you have good tips, you can always report them Thank you in advance Grtz😉
Its sad to see that all DIY project chanels are going to 3D printing and forgetting that most dont have a printers yeat
Well said. For some of us, especially on a limited budget, these things are out of reach and only a dream. Fortunately people like Martin often do show alternatives.
Hi! I would say that 3D-printing will be the biggest revolution for Model Railroad since the controls became digital back in the 80s. I understand it might be frustrating seeing all the DIY-channels doing 3D-print, not having a printer on your own. However.. A new locomotive (any brand) is like $450 these days, same as a printer, so the economical obstacle buying one is gone. At the same time you’re saving money from like week 2 printing your details rather than buying the kits from the manufacturers.
Es una pena que no se traduzca en español.
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Please also make a 3D printer set for the catenary.🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻👁👁
Thank you for all your videos! Check mine out, used a lot of your techniques.