1.Model Railway Build for Beginners Basic Baseboard Construction
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- In this Model Railway Build for Beginners guide I build a 6 by 4 foot basic baseboard for my daughters new train set using 12mm plywood and 2 by 1 wooden frame.
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Excellent video great to see the younger generation in the hobby
Thank you
Fantastic video! I hope your daughter keeps her love of trains for many years to come - the hobby needs as much young blood as it can get! Keep the updates coming. -Rick
Thank You
thanks for making this vid if im making my new layout i may need to make more baseboard
Have you decided on a track plan yet?
net yet but ive stripped my old board next week end im going to remove the ballast from the trach with a wire brush
If the ballast was put down with PVA give the track a good soaking it will make it easier to remove
Restarting the hobby without the expensive brands. Nice to see a family layout come along. I found this series while trying to hunt down information on cars/wagons & locomotives that where active on the Southern Pacific between the Battle of the Denmark Straight (May 24, 1941), and the Battle of Atlantic (May 27, 1941). Do your selves a favor, and don't go for any locomotive over $150, or rolling stock over $30, they ARE NOT worth it. That was my mistake, and it's not one manufacturers should promote, no mater the detail, because those are memories that can be had if y'all go cheaper. Me & my sister use to not talk often, until we started working on upgrading couplers, wheels & other details, now we're lucky if she does not have homework or work after school.
Thank you Csx68, I get a lot of my stock second hand. I do have few new models of my favourite loco's. I run whatever I want ,I don't stick do any particular area or era.
25 years ago I built my boards that way. Now I've converted some of them into shelving and scrapped all but three. Now that I am older, they are just too heavy. It might seem a lifetime away now, but in a blink the grandchildren will be visiting to 'play trains'....
Hi Gerard, 25 years that just shows what a good way of construction it is, if you still have some in use.
@@DonegalDadRail Very true - and they make study shelves these days. It's me that has not stood the test of time.
The reopening of the Western Rail Corridor bring back the Connacht Ulster connected trains service.
It will be a start much more needs to be done, like the Derry Road and extensions into Donegal
@@DonegalDadRail The reopening of the Western Rail Corridor and better public transport will stop Pollution, Car Accidents, Road Deaths and Traffic Jams too.
I’ve found the beginner section 😁
LOL if you every have any question I do a live stream on Thursdays 7.30pm Ire/UK . You can pop in and ask a question, if I can't answer it some one in the chat will.
Can you help me? It's probably really simple but if I've got an inner loop and an outer loop and I want them to run on different controllers, how do I do this? Thank you.
Hi I do a livestream Thursdays at 7.30pm UK time if you can join and ask your question in the chat I can answering show you. Is it DC or DCC
Sorry, I got caught up in things last night. It's DC and I'll join next week. Thank you for responding.
@@iainduff5894 Hi Iain I won't be on next week taking a week off for my daughters birthday. Back the week after.
Why use an 8mm bit for countersinking? Countersink bits are available
Using a bigger bit is just an alternative to a counter sinking bit.
@@DonegalDadRail OK, but I find that as the countersink buts are shorter I have more control.
Yes that is true but not everyone has all the tools that that are required and if you can use something else to help with costs all the better.