Oh man, that is really nice! I mean, REALLY nice! Have you considered putting in some water features later on? (i.e. small pond or something with a bridge over it) That would be so cool!
I just absolutely love seeing a new video from you !! That 3rd track has quite the steep elevation on the back corner, poor engineer gonna go through a lot of sand for traction lol 😂
It’s funny how when one gets to our age group completely different things take over our interests and the old things have lost their luster. Very nice rig and I’m sure it will look awesome when you’re finished. 👍
Oh my goodness that layout with the three trains interweaving is just beautiful. You made them flow so well in and around each other. Can't wait till you start to add scenery on the board............
It's looking pretty amazing Ken! Nice Vince and Linda for giving Ken such a nice RR gift. That looks like the original from 1930 to 1935 because the wire at the bottom is flat. I don't know about the indentation. I like the real life sounds you get Ken. Yay, you had just enough track to finish the third track! Wow, all three of the running! With all three of them going around that corner it was so fun to watch. Great job Ken! That is a real impressive set-up!
On that notch in lantern handle, it seems the purpose is for your hand to get a better grip when doing various signaling functions that required swinging motions, especially when wearing gloves in cold weather. Holding the handle above the notch would also keep you from dumping the fuel out. As someone who worked in dark places, I also suspect it would give you a quick reference as to which side the wick control was on without fumbling in the dark.
I enjoyed this three trac build as I never knew how it was done. Can't help but wonder how you got into the model railroad hobby as it isn't most often seen but probably larger than one would think. I was into planes. Can't wait for the rest of it. Enjoyed the garage build also. Cheers, Lee
Very cool Ken... If you ever decide to go DCC you can add controllable sounds directly to the locomotives. You're making me want to do my own layout now, lol.
Put your controls on a board mounted under the table like a computer desk, slide out keyboard drawer. Pet alert, protect the wires from possible pet damage with plastic loom and zip-ties.
What an amazing layout! Looks great. Look how far you’ve come with this hobby. The lanterns are usually stamped on the top cap for which railroad they belong to.
@@Kens265 that’s a good one. New York Central System. They merged with Pennsylvania Railroad in 1968 to become Penn Central Transportation Company So it’s at least that old. Nice gift
Fantastic job! Looks amazing with all of the trains in motion. The recorded sound is so perfect. The creeper was ideal for zooming in and out. That light (gift) looks so cool. Don't know what the handle bend is for, but I'm curious. Enjoying this adventure.
Hey, Ken. You know, you can find a control box that has 3 different tracks. It'll handle three different tracks, and you can run them all at different speeds that way
Excellent video Ken!! The bend in the handle was an intentional bend by Dietz. The bend in the handle(bail) was put there so when it was held to do signaling, your thumb was put into that bend to give you better control of the lantern when swinging it. It’s basically a thumb bend to comfort your grip.
Thank you!! I was so curious but my research turned up nothing on the purpose of the dent. I did figure out that it's probably a Dietz #999 lantern which was a type of dead flame lantern
Really enjoying watching your work and the enjoyment you seem to be getting out of it all. With all the over and under of the different tiers, I’m curious to know if your plan is to add contoured scenery and such as this would seem very complex or are you just going to leave it open as you currently have it. Again, really enjoy your progress. Cheers
A Fantastic compliment my friend, now listen..lol time to build a mezzanine over at least half that garage all your toy's can be up there with steps and you can still build tiny houses under it ...off too work I go..great video Ken..p.s. Chad and Dan will help you lol.🌴😎
Just now watching your current video. I can see some possibilites for helping the viewability of some of your sections of track with fewer 2x4s!!! Sounds like some of your axles are sqeeaking! (LOL)
I now you are new at model railroader who is learning as you go but I do not glue my track down. I hope that you kept the grades down to 2%. I see fr the video thatyou space the lines about 3 inches apart. I like the video.
I looked at your BNSF train set today in the store. It didn't say it came with sound like yours on the box. Just said lights. Is their different kinds from bachmann.
Good morning Ken, I do enjoy your railroad videos, but may I say your road bed look too small in contrast to your column they look so large, anyway have a good day and a wonderful week.
Last time your channel popped up for me on youtube, you were having surgery on your wrist. Looks like you've recovered, that paintbrush was flying over the wood! Are you still in the garage-building business?
@@Kens265 I have an idea about building a small greenhouse on a trailer, that can be stored in a barn during winter, then brought out for seed starting in spring. On wheels that way, they can't hit me for property tax on a greenhouse. 😉 Someday, I hope to find time to do it!
Really enjoying watching your work and the enjoyment you seem to be getting out of it all. With all the over and under of the different tiers, I’m curious to know if your plan is to add contoured scenery and such as this would seem very complex or are you just going to leave it open as you currently have it. Again, really enjoy your progress. Cheers
Fantastic layout. You’ve done a great job putting this all together. Look forward to next weeks update. Thank you Ken for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it
Oh man, that is really nice! I mean, REALLY nice! Have you considered putting in some water features later on? (i.e. small pond or something with a bridge over it) That would be so cool!
That's a great idea! Thanks
I just absolutely love seeing a new video from you !! That 3rd track has quite the steep elevation on the back corner, poor engineer gonna go through a lot of sand for traction lol 😂
Haha true
Very impressive! I couldn't wait for you to get the third one running! Fun to watch all three running at the same time.
Thanks
Inspiring to see the process of the rails being installed! The real train sounds are tops!!
Ken you looked like the cat that caught the canary with the smile 😃 excellent job on the three trains 🚂 running 😮😊❤
Haha thanks
It’s funny how when one gets to our age group completely different things take over our interests and the old things have lost their luster. Very nice rig and I’m sure it will look awesome when you’re finished. 👍
Haha. Thanks. What’s next
Never realised you were a railway modeller, followed your endeavours on both your carpentry and visits to Lumnah acres. Looking great
Oh cool thanks for watching
That was fun to watch Ken ..... Great Job Buddy!!!! 😁👍
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching
From a distance that looks like an amazing slot car track!!! 😳 .... 🏎
Haha I haven’t tried that
@@Kens265 Thats another can of worms you dont wanna open ... 🤣
Oh my goodness that layout with the three trains interweaving is just beautiful. You made them flow so well in and around each other. Can't wait till you start to add scenery on the board............
Thank you very much!
Looks great Ken. The enjoyment on your face and enthusiasim is great to see. I look forward to see what scenery ideas you have.
Thanks
Hi Ken That looks amazing so well done you must be over the moon with that layout .
Looking forward to the next episode. Take care.
Thanks 👍
The realism is outstanding. I have mentioned before that when you get down to eye level, it looks so real. Your work is excellent. Great job!
Thanks so much
My mate in Geraldton Western Australia has a setup similar to yours in his shed.
Kenny,what's your measurements work board layout??
Awesome job Sir Ken.
Thank you kindly
Hi Ken & it's is Randy and i like yours video is cool & Thanks Ken & Friends Randy
Thanks
Great layout Ken. There seems no end to your skills.
Thank you kindly. This stretched me.
It's looking pretty amazing Ken! Nice Vince and Linda for giving Ken such a nice RR gift. That looks like the original from 1930 to 1935 because the wire at the bottom is flat. I don't know about the indentation. I like the real life sounds you get Ken. Yay, you had just enough track to finish the third track! Wow, all three of the running! With all three of them going around that corner it was so fun to watch. Great job Ken! That is a real impressive set-up!
Thanks 👍 glad the track work is done
On that notch in lantern handle, it seems the purpose is for your hand to get a better grip when doing various signaling functions that required swinging motions, especially when wearing gloves in cold weather. Holding the handle above the notch would also keep you from dumping the fuel out. As someone who worked in dark places, I also suspect it would give you a quick reference as to which side the wick control was on without fumbling in the dark.
Exactly what I was told. Thanks
Looking forward to the landscaping. The time flew by watching.
Nice thanks
I enjoyed this three trac build as I never knew how it was done. Can't help but wonder how you got into the model railroad hobby as it isn't most often seen but probably larger than one would think. I was into planes.
Can't wait for the rest of it.
Enjoyed the garage build also.
Cheers,
Lee
Thanks I just thought it would be a fun hobby. I’ll lanes are pretty cool
Very cool Ken... If you ever decide to go DCC you can add controllable sounds directly to the locomotives. You're making me want to do my own layout now, lol.
Thanks. Go for it
👏 👏 I love the layout and the sounds effects.
Kk, I just got bitten now. HO scale it is.
Haha cool
That is awesome! So long since I have seen something like this. Well done. The inner child emerges again.
Haha thanks
Wooooo woooooo, all aboard.
Sweet.
Haha for sure
Incredible layout! Looks like it could be in Switzerland, if you add mountains & tunnels…
Thanks
That is a REALLY nice layout!
Thanks
Impressive. I doubt I would have the patience.
Haha thanks
Love your layout and all dc with no sound except recordings ,,,,,the best way to go,,,my new layout is going to be all dc to
Thanks. Very nice
Put your controls on a board mounted under the table like a computer desk, slide out keyboard drawer.
Pet alert, protect the wires from possible pet damage with plastic loom and zip-ties.
Nice thanks
Maybe you thought this may keep Kaia amused as well, hehe. Nice job, love your videos
True thanks for watching
That Looks A lot Better than Planned Ken👍👍👍👍.
Thanks a definite challenge
It’s Gonna Really Look Awsome when Done👍👍👍👍.
Very nice design. You did well. Will provide a lot of action
Thanks. I think it will
Time to throw in mountains, towns, bridges and lakes for a litle colour. That train mail depot with windmill pump adds a little variety.
Cool thanks
Impressed. I love it.
Glad to hear it! Thanks for watching
Ken... That looks awesome!
Thanks 👍
What an amazing layout! Looks great. Look how far you’ve come with this hobby. The lanterns are usually stamped on the top cap for which railroad they belong to.
Thanks. It is stamped NYCS
@@Kens265 that’s a good one. New York Central System. They merged with Pennsylvania Railroad in 1968 to become Penn Central Transportation Company So it’s at least that old. Nice gift
Fantastic job! Looks amazing with all of the trains in motion. The recorded sound is so perfect. The creeper was ideal for zooming in and out. That light (gift) looks so cool. Don't know what the handle bend is for, but I'm curious. Enjoying this adventure.
Thank you very much!
Really enjoyed watching!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Hey, Ken. You know, you can find a control box that has 3 different tracks. It'll handle three different tracks, and you can run them all at different speeds that way
Thanks I’ll look into that
Can’t wait to watch how your going to landscape and other scenery. Thanks for sharing this with us. Ron
You and me both!
Cool Video! I see you took my idea about the braces for the other track! Glad it worked out for you! Just trying to be helpful.
Thanks so much. Learning a lot
Excellent video Ken!! The bend in the handle was an intentional bend by Dietz. The bend in the handle(bail) was put there so when it was held to do signaling, your thumb was put into that bend to give you better control of the lantern when swinging it. It’s basically a thumb bend to comfort your grip.
You nailed it thanks
Thank you!! I was so curious but my research turned up nothing on the purpose of the dent. I did figure out that it's probably a Dietz #999 lantern which was a type of dead flame lantern
Great job looks really good
Thanks
Fun and games now with the creating the scenery of landscaping
Right
Really enjoying watching your work and the enjoyment you seem to be getting out of it all. With all the over and under of the different tiers, I’m curious to know if your plan is to add contoured scenery and such as this would seem very complex or are you just going to leave it open as you currently have it.
Again, really enjoy your progress. Cheers
Glad you enjoy it!
Very interesting layout, Ken.
Thanks. It’s kind of different
Tolle Arbeit 👏🏻👋🙋♂️
Thanks
A man work is never done,keep up the good work,Mr. Conductor😊🪻🇺🇸👍
Haha thanks so much
A Fantastic compliment my friend, now listen..lol time to build a mezzanine over at least half that garage all your toy's can be up there with steps and you can still build tiny houses under it ...off too work I go..great video Ken..p.s. Chad and Dan will help you lol.🌴😎
WoW now you’ve got me thinking
Sweet
Just now watching your current video. I can see some possibilites for helping the viewability of some of your sections of track with fewer 2x4s!!! Sounds like some of your axles are sqeeaking! (LOL)
Haha thanks
Magnificent!
Thanks
Now for the interesting part and that is seeing how you do the landscaping.
Right
Very nice job Ken!
Thanks!
Looking good 👍🏻
Thanks 👍
wow looks great..
Thanks
great job!!
Thanks!!
SWEET!
Thanks
Good work 😊
Thanks
Pretty cool Ken.
Thanks for watching
Impressive!
Thanks
Lost your cargo. 😆 Looking good.
Haha got to call emergency track service
Nice, nice,nice!
Thanks!
Reminds me of Dick Brown’s layout.
Interesting I’ll check that out!
WOW!
Thanks
nicely done
Thanks!
Are you also ken the carpenter? CZcams channel? Nice spaghetti tracks!
Yes I am. Spaghetti tracks sums it up
very nice
Thanks
I now you are new at model railroader who is learning as you go but I do not glue my track down. I hope that you kept the grades down to 2%. I see fr the video thatyou space the lines about 3 inches apart. I like the video.
Thanks. I learned a lot from building this one! Appreciate your input
Nice
Thanks
It's looking great. You ever going to connect all 3 or any of these tracks?
Because everything is DC I don’t think I’ll be able to run all the trains
So now it begines! Railroad collectables.
Need more room
I looked at your BNSF train set today in the store. It didn't say it came with sound like yours on the box. Just said lights. Is their different kinds from bachmann.
I don’t believe mine has any built in sound.
Good morning Ken, I do enjoy your railroad videos, but may I say your road bed look too small in contrast to your column they look so large, anyway have a good day and a wonderful week.
Good morning. Thanks I agree
You can always put the lantern on level 4. lol
Haha that’s true
Do you PLAN on filling in all that open space with actual EARTH? If you are it's going to take years
Haha I don’t know what’s next actually
Last time your channel popped up for me on youtube, you were having surgery on your wrist. Looks like you've recovered, that paintbrush was flying over the wood!
Are you still in the garage-building business?
Haha. No longer building garages but building things at the shop. Currently building a tiny house on a trailer.
@@Kens265 I have an idea about building a small greenhouse on a trailer, that can be stored in a barn during winter, then brought out for seed starting in spring. On wheels that way, they can't hit me for property tax on a greenhouse. 😉
Someday, I hope to find time to do it!
Good day.
Good morning to you
i did
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Really enjoying watching your work and the enjoyment you seem to be getting out of it all. With all the over and under of the different tiers, I’m curious to know if your plan is to add contoured scenery and such as this would seem very complex or are you just going to leave it open as you currently have it.
Again, really enjoy your progress. Cheers
Many thanks! I’m trying to come up with a plan for decorating now. A little more difficult than I imagined