I've been a fan of your videos for awhile now, you've definitely taken a big step up in your production quality with this one. Keep up the good work, I would love to see more of these tutorial style videos from you.
Thank you Justin. I went out on a limb with this one and tried some new stuff. It’s great to hear feedback like this. It definitely takes a lot more time to put these together but I have some other projects on the horizon where I will do my best to take you guys along step by step. Thank you for watching, all the best John
thats freakin sweet bruh. You should keep your prints on shapeways for others to buy. This is like a how to on how you can build it too. Super cool Sign. I love the trolleys on the layout too. Traction is rare on YT. Cheers Rob
Thanks Rob! I will definitely have some prints for sale shortly. I need to tweek a few things first. The Overhead section on the layout is beautiful. We have a member who models this and does an amazing job. Hopefully one day when we are all able to be at the club together again I will get some videos of them running. Thanks for watching Bud! John
Great job on the sign and the video. It adds a lot to the overall scene. You are a very talented modeler and your experience with design really pays off when you use Sketch up to make custom pieces. I am sure the members at the club really like having you around.- Tom
Thanks Sean. This is the first time I tried a voice over. It sure does take a lot more time lol. I was very happy with the sign and the members of the club seem to be enjoying it. Thank you for watching. All the best, John
That sign is kick tail. I remember you showing it off a couple weeks ago on Back on Track. You did amazing work on that. You should consider getting a 3D printer and make more of those and sell them. Great job!
Thanks Jason! I need to adjust a couple more prints and then should have them up on Shapeways for sale. This sign only cost $7.30 to print. Thanks for watching! John
I think I need to build me a movie theater sign. After seeing your Audio sketch I know lighting it would be easy. Thanks for this cause it's gonna get me working on the movie theater. BTW very mice video.
Fantastic sign John - very well done! Nice use of the Arduino. Video looks great - leveling up the production quality I see. Nice tutorial as well. Best, John
Thank you John! I went out on a limb with this one and tried something different. It sure is a lot more work to edit but I am happy with the result. Thanks for watching and the kind words, John
That is very cool! I'd like to do something someday with a theater kit and have the marque lit with the band name on it and the racing lights around the edge.
That was awesome John...you just made it look so simple...haven’t gotten to the point I want to do stuff like this but it’ll definitely help me in the future
Thank Anthony! It was a pretty long process with planning, testing and making but am very happy with the finished product. There are so many opportunities in the hobby to try new things. Thanks for watching! All the best, John
Thank you. I have used Shapeways a handful of times and have had good results. It’s cheaper than buying a printer if you don’t plan on using it much. Thanks for the comment, John
Dang son! That was awesome. Upping your production game for sure. I agree with the other comments. Great job. Love the sign and your video quality. Although, did you steal that line from Woodland Scenics? “With today’s technology...?” ;)
@@RailserveJohn John of you haven't seen Vic Yoder's posts yet you have to. The detailing on his locos and his layout are awesome. I can remember when he started his layout he was a customer of mine and now it's huge. You'll love it . John
@@RailserveJohn thanks again for last night. I've got my new layout on paper, but we know that will change. Even started the outline for the extension. Going to give up the master bedroom for it.
Thanks Chris. It is pretty intense at first. Great thing about Arduinos is a lot of people share the coding. I learned by playing around with completed codes, changing things and so on. It’s funny how excited you get when you accomplish getting a simple light to flash lol and they are very cheap. Thanks for watching, John
I've been a fan of your videos for awhile now, you've definitely taken a big step up in your production quality with this one. Keep up the good work, I would love to see more of these tutorial style videos from you.
Thank you Justin. I went out on a limb with this one and tried some new stuff. It’s great to hear feedback like this. It definitely takes a lot more time to put these together but I have some other projects on the horizon where I will do my best to take you guys along step by step. Thank you for watching, all the best John
thats freakin sweet bruh. You should keep your prints on shapeways for others to buy. This is like a how to on how you can build it too. Super cool Sign. I love the trolleys on the layout too. Traction is rare on YT. Cheers Rob
Thanks Rob! I will definitely have some prints for sale shortly. I need to tweek a few things first. The Overhead section on the layout is beautiful. We have a member who models this and does an amazing job. Hopefully one day when we are all able to be at the club together again I will get some videos of them running. Thanks for watching Bud! John
It is really interesting the way you combined a lot of different elements to make the sign. The finished sign looks great.
Thanks Heath
Hi John. Wow, the sign looks superb. A great project, well done. Awesome to see how you built and wired it. Enjoyed the video👍👍👍
Thanks bud! Thanks for watching... all the best, John
Great job on the sign and the video. It adds a lot to the overall scene. You are a very talented modeler and your experience with design really pays off when you use Sketch up to make custom pieces. I am sure the members at the club really like having you around.- Tom
Thank you very much Tom! I appreciate all of the encouragement... Talk to you soon, John
Very cool. You are a great model railroader. Looks awesome. Stay well. -Wil 👍
Thank you so much for the kind words William. I appreciate the comment. All the best, John
Very well done, John. Great to see some of your design and building techniques.
Thank you Andrew. I really appreciate the comments. All the best, John
Great job on this John! The sign turned out beautifully. Love the production and voice over as well. Stay safe and well.
Thanks Sean. This is the first time I tried a voice over. It sure does take a lot more time lol. I was very happy with the sign and the members of the club seem to be enjoying it. Thank you for watching. All the best, John
John2618 It does take a bit more time overall, but can be a cool way to do “more with less.” For it being a test drive for you, it turned out great!
That sign is kick tail. I remember you showing it off a couple weeks ago on Back on Track. You did amazing work on that. You should consider getting a 3D printer and make more of those and sell them. Great job!
Thanks Jason! I need to adjust a couple more prints and then should have them up on Shapeways for sale. This sign only cost $7.30 to print. Thanks for watching! John
I think I need to build me a movie theater sign. After seeing your Audio sketch I know lighting it would be easy. Thanks for this cause it's gonna get me working on the movie theater. BTW very mice video.
Thanks Fred! Yes a theater sign would look great! And a lot of cool animation options for lighting. Definitely give it a try. All the best, John
Really adds life to your layout!!
Its amazing how a few blinking lights brings things to life. Thank you for watching, John
Fantastic sign John - very well done! Nice use of the Arduino. Video looks great - leveling up the production quality I see. Nice tutorial as well. Best, John
Thank you John! I went out on a limb with this one and tried something different. It sure is a lot more work to edit but I am happy with the result. Thanks for watching and the kind words, John
Awesome John, great job!!!
Thank you Marty! All the best, John
That is very cool! I'd like to do something someday with a theater kit and have the marque lit with the band name on it and the racing lights around the edge.
Thank you! That would look great! It could be done pretty easily using an Arduino. Thanks for watching, John
That looks totally amazing John
Thank you Steve! Thanks for watching! John
That was awesome John...you just made it look so simple...haven’t gotten to the point I want to do stuff like this but it’ll definitely help me in the future
Thank Anthony! It was a pretty long process with planning, testing and making but am very happy with the finished product. There are so many opportunities in the hobby to try new things. Thanks for watching! All the best, John
Awesome, John! You should make a library of your 3d files. I'd love to print some on my personal resin printer.
Thanks Brandon. Let me see what I can do... I will email you tomorrow. Thanks for watching bud!
Great job John, that’s one very awesome detail. Thanks for sharing
👍👍👍😎😎😎 Cary
Thank you very much Cary!
that's a pretty impressive build Bro. and i didn't know there were websites to print and deliver 3-d designs. thanks for sharing.
Thank you. I have used Shapeways a handful of times and have had good results. It’s cheaper than buying a printer if you don’t plan on using it much. Thanks for the comment, John
Hey John you did a great job on the diner sign . I'm with Rob you could sell the prints on Shapeways . Thanks for sharing .
Thanks Jerry. I am planning on doing that. I just need to adjust a few things on this design. Thanks for watching! John
Great Video John! I hope to see more like this. Thanks
Thanks John. I have a few projects lined up where I will try this style video. Thanks for watching.
Awesome, awesome, awesome!!
Thanks Sean!
Nice! Love this project video! I’m thinking of doing an operating marquee like this diner sign here.
Thank you! Give it a Try! All the best, John
epic as always John! great work
Thanks Bud! I appreciate all of the comments.... all the best, John
I love it. More like this please.
Thank you! I will be sure to do more of these step by steps. Thanks for watching, John
Very impressive, great job!
Thank you!
Dang son! That was awesome. Upping your production game for sure. I agree with the other comments. Great job. Love the sign and your video quality. Although, did you steal that line from Woodland Scenics? “With today’s technology...?” ;)
Lol thanks Mark. Oh no did I steal their slogan or something??? It just kinda came to me as I was doing the video lol. Thanks for watching bud, John
Nicely done!
Thank you!
Really good stuff man. Wanna try something with the 3D stuff myself - thanks.
Thank you. Definitely give it a try! all the best, John
Excellent work
Thank you Keith
Great job on the sign AND the video! Thanks for sharing it!! ...Claude
Thanks for watching Claude! All the best, John
This was just a great "How To" good stuff John
Thank you for the comment Bill! All the best, John
Outstanding job John. You've definitely gone to the next level. BTW did you put this on your club layout or your new home layout?
Thank you John. This is on the club layout. Treasure Coast Model Railroad. Thank for for the comment, John
@@RailserveJohn John of you haven't seen Vic Yoder's posts yet you have to. The detailing on his locos and his layout are awesome. I can remember when he started his layout he was a customer of mine and now it's huge. You'll love it
. John
@@RailserveJohn thanks again for last night. I've got my new layout on paper, but we know that will change. Even started the outline for the extension. Going to give up the master bedroom for it.
Wow John a great tutorial just I can't grasp writing code. Maybe someday when I get to that point
Thanks Chris. It is pretty intense at first. Great thing about Arduinos is a lot of people share the coding. I learned by playing around with completed codes, changing things and so on. It’s funny how excited you get when you accomplish getting a simple light to flash lol and they are very cheap. Thanks for watching, John
Thanks for that. What do you think about Plug and Play??? I have a startup. Plug/power distribution and a few lights. Gifts
You can get an ender 3 for $180 shipped right now. Go buy one
Thanks. I will check it out