Your supportive, positives , all help too and that’s a great 👍 tonic Dr.

Thanks Greg. 👍🙏

Awwww Blessings & Gratitude. That's definitely very warming & very much appreciated!!

That’s music to my soul Ray. To actually do something I love and help you rediscover the same is simply a beautiful honour

@@modeloco Thank you

I’m enjoying this new TT revival in 120 scale and yes I’ll have a look at your original TT scale 👍

Cheers George. Itching to get Phase Two underway but, the promise to pass on some track laying tips is next on the timetable

Would have loved this scale as a kid and especially, with todays running quality and sound. Thank you for the heads up about my enthusiasm too 🎉

Very kind and yes, the only way is to get stuck in and let the things we imagine, begin to unfold. There has to be a little chaos lol 👍🙏

Thank You! Certainly looking forward to building the scenery

It was never going to be a boxed set. Knew that before deciding to embrace TT:120 but, as most were ignoring the news at that time, thought I’d better get going. Been opening more cans of worms this week, to use one email reply to some new findings, long story, can’t say much at moment but, it’s better sooner, rather than later. Great to share some giggles. PS can I ask, who is the man on your profile pic?

@@modeloco Claud Butler, the cyclist and cycle manufacturer from back in the 30’s 40’s & 50’s long story

@@SDRM_Model_Railway_Club Seems we both have a long story to tell. Have a Giant MTB 29er 🚵‍♀️ at present. Makes for some good homeostasis after Modelling

@@modeloco I’ve got 35 Clauds that I still need to thin down, although I used to have 57 before the family staged an intervention!🤣

Yes, there is one point whilst doing the fascia’s where it was rather erratic, am learning, only done about a dozen, guess we never stop but, thanks for pointing it out to me. Could’ve used stills but, then that can look dull too, if over done. With hindsight it would’ve looked better on that part, if that’s what you mean? The other edits are to cut out unnecessary dialogue, otherwise the video would’ve had a very big run time. Wanted to keep it moving. It was filmed live but, appreciate the feedback 👍

One option is to take a more wide-angled view (and use a tripod if appropriate).

@@PaulSmith-pl7fo Hi Paul, Believe it or not, do use a tripod 95% of the time and especially to get the overhead view. Had it up really high, on a table in fact and fully extended. The wide angle camera I use, took me so long to study/get but, still doesn’t see like our eyes do., though far better than others I’d tried, without investing 3/4K. The Mac Cave layout room is limited by walls so, is a challenge to get a good view but, great space for TT:120. It was only after I got into the editing part, that I noticed I’d very little footage of the fascia templates. I have to accept, let go a bit, and work within these limitations. Could’ve added some anti-shake to that bit but, forgot to remember lol. It makes me appreciate more, the amount of people involved in professional productions. Wearing all the hats and spinning all the plates can cause an odd wobble on my budget but, enjoy having a go

@@modeloco Life is one, long learning curve. 😀

I dunno about that I thought was pretty smooth, really well edited. Looking great.