Your'e calling the diesel depot Knapford? Knapford station from Thomas The Tank Engine & Friends. 👍

Thanks so much!

Glad you enjoyed it and thanks for the feedback. 🤓

Glad it was helpful!

Criminal isn't it? Spoils some excellent content.

What would be different apart from the fizzy knitting?

TMC advert will be getting updated soon.

These are copper clad sleepers to hold the rails in place at the baseboard joints because it is a portable layout. You can buy versions of these from DCC Concepts which are black with solder pads on them.

Ha ha - the tent was a good idea at the time as the new workshop space for baseboard construction wasn’t ready in time to meet our Model Rail Scotland deadline. The dog in this video is Mike’s dog Luna. She helps by sleeping!

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Maybe, we will see! We already have plans for our next project. 🤓

I think as the locos will be running slowly, cork or other underlay to cut noise isnt needed?

Once you ballast it reverbs anyway so its negligible.

Like the replies, we didn’t see the need for cork as there is very little payback in noise transition at slow speeds, particularly after ballasting. If it was a main line layout there would definitely have been cork underlay.

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Thank you for the feedback - we take it all on board. We have included the pricing for the depot kits in this video - sadly timber prices aren't what they used to be. If you want to trial further access to Key Model World, Part Two is available for free when you sign up for a free account on the site here: www.keymodelworld.com/article/how-build-diesel-depot-oo-gauge-part-two Parts 3 and 4 are part of the Premium Subscriber package on Key Model World which also gives access to more than five years of Hornby Magazine and Airfix Model World back issues, access to over 5,500 articles, extensive lists of exclusive video content and first access to all new video created by the team.

@@hornbymag As I said sharp practice. If you were up front why not give all parts for free? Part 2 you have to sign up to get & parts 3 & 4 are only then available if you pay the subscription. People have got wise to this sort a con. First the banks, then the government it's seeping everywhere. None of you can lay in the bed straight.

@@robbiecook8770 you don’t get nothing for nothing. This is a business and as such it is run in a way any business should. KZfaq isn’t only for people creating free content; it’s for businesses and brands to use it as a promotional tool to bring in more interest and customers. If you want to watch a movie you pay for Netflix, so if you want to watch the whole series of building a diesel depot then you pay for that too. Nothing to be gained from complaining.

@@NewtonGrove19F Hi Newton Grove, I come from a generation where we paid for everything & not a spoon feed culture of today expecting it all for nothing so I don't need preaching to. There are plenty of people giving freely on youtube their ideas & help wanting nothing in return, take Charlie on Chadwick Model Railway for instance. At 78 & building my first model railway I need all the help I can get especially as it's DCC & all the electrics involved. I'm most thankful to all those in the model world that give their help & advice freely. My point about the Diesel Depot from Hornby Magazine & Keymodelworld was they showed the first part FREE (as if boasting about it) stating that the next 3 parts would be over the next 3 Fridays. They never stated that it was for sign up members thereafter so I felt it was a way of sharp practice. If you have nothing to hide be up front open & honest is that what we now expect in this day & age? Governments & local bodies have to by law. It just left me with a bitter taste when I followed up for week two. My first reaction was what's the con. It's put me on my guard of dealing with Keymodelworld as thats not the sort of practice I like. Be honest & up front, if I have to pay I can then make a choice whether to or not. The concept of the Depot was great & very helpful though I never saw it through as I felt it somewhat misleading in what you would actually need. To achieve their design 2 x depot building were needed without the extra bit. To build as shown you needed at least £215 for the depot sheds. I'm sure there was a profit to be made from those parts alone let alone all the rest of the parts you would need to complete the project over the next 3 weeks. Profit is not a dirty word in my vocabulary it's needed to make the world go round. I've been in business all my life. It the integrity in how you make that profit. Guess I'll just have to wait for all those invoices from Charlie @ Chadwick Model Railway. Robbie.