Making Yarslow - An Introduction

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  • Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
  • How do I do things? There are plenty better than me but as a result of requests I have received, I am putting together a series of short videos as a glimpse of my methods. Take these ideas, practice and develop techniques that work for you. Consider this a "leg-up" to start!! Enjoy.

КОМЕНТАРІ • 29

  • @scottmcneil1150
    @scottmcneil1150 Місяць тому +2

    Brilliant ! I am currently planning my permanent layout, 30 square ft, so all of these tutorials will be invaluable. thanks.

  • @birtle123
    @birtle123 Місяць тому +1

    Great timing Barry. Following a recent move I'm about to start .....again. A refresher will be very useful and also inspirating. Looking forward to the series.

    • @yarslowmodelrailway1
      @yarslowmodelrailway1  Місяць тому +1

      Moving house is the worst! Good luck with whatever you are planning

  • @-D.B.
    @-D.B. Місяць тому

    Looking forward to this. I will be using DC for the layout I plan on starting soonish and this will be invaluable. Cheers from Australia

  • @_RandomPea
    @_RandomPea Місяць тому +1

    🎉🎉🎉 blooming marvellous! Love the channel and great to see you doing this. I think you do yourself a disservice aswell Barry. If I can get mine to look anywhere near Yarslow I'd be happy with myself. Ps. Long live DC

    • @yarslowmodelrailway1
      @yarslowmodelrailway1  Місяць тому +1

      Thanks so much 😊

    • @_RandomPea
      @_RandomPea Місяць тому

      @@yarslowmodelrailway1 you're welcome and thanks for the content

  • @stretchedits
    @stretchedits Місяць тому

    Hi, what a great idea. I might be like yourself and have been modelling oo gauge for years, but I think there is always room for learning something new.........I have solanoid point motors but don't know how to get those LED lights on the panel to work, for example.............So we can all learn something new. My layout is DCC but it's still wired for DC and has no decoders for points and signals only the ones in the locos. I just turn all the section switches to the one controller and away I go. So your series is going to be interesting. Thanks and all the best Dave.

  • @1BCamden
    @1BCamden Місяць тому

    Love it !!!!
    Thanks

  • @les-halestation
    @les-halestation Місяць тому

    Hi. I am so looking forward to these videos. Much appreciated. I think your layout is great. So much to look at. A lot of detail.

    • @yarslowmodelrailway1
      @yarslowmodelrailway1  Місяць тому

      Many thanks for your kind comments. I am looking forward to getting these videos done!

  • @user-lg3uw9jf1f
    @user-lg3uw9jf1f Місяць тому

    Good of you helping others I am sure they will all learn. Thank you

  • @stephenbamber7408
    @stephenbamber7408 Місяць тому

    Way to go Barry. Looking forward to this series. 🙂🙂🙂

  • @bramelsheretan
    @bramelsheretan Місяць тому

    will be watching these videos for sure, many thanks

  • @ajmatthews7700
    @ajmatthews7700 Місяць тому

    Nice one! I'm starting a new layout, and some tips on getting locomotives working would be welcome.

    • @yarslowmodelrailway1
      @yarslowmodelrailway1  Місяць тому +1

      Hi AJ. Someone else said about maintenance so I will think about something.

  • @stephendavies6949
    @stephendavies6949 13 днів тому

    This will be a good watch. Looking forward to it.
    I'm sure there'd not be too many - it any - objections to you monetising the channel. Why not start with Kofi? People can choose to support you as they see fit.

    • @yarslowmodelrailway1
      @yarslowmodelrailway1  9 днів тому

      Hi Stephen. I have a thing about making money just because people are interested in my train set. I share the videos as a result of people subscribing and being interested. In another life, I write books that are available free of charge.

    • @stephendavies6949
      @stephendavies6949 9 днів тому

      @@yarslowmodelrailway1 I can only respect you for that. Perhaps the KOFI (buy me a coffee/beer) idea would allow people to make a contribution to cover your costs if they chose?
      Anyway, enough on that subject from me. I'll continue to enjoy your videos.
      Many thanks. Stephen

  • @jonathanstanley8156
    @jonathanstanley8156 Місяць тому

    Looking forward to the series Barry. I will be very interested in how you decide where to place section breaks - something I have not always done well. Please also cover the implications and possibility of accidentally creating short circuits where sections join each other when covering the changing of polarity on points.
    Thanks
    Jon