Yes would definitely be handy at exhibitions, especially as it's so quick as it means you're not spending ages struggling with the wagons. Thanks for watching 😃

Haha, I had a feeling you'd enjoy that brief glimpse of it. Thanks for watching 😃

Thanks, it's certainly added another level to my layout. Thanks for watching 😃

I thought something similar when I first discovered this technique! Thanks for watching 😃

Thanks Paul, it's certainly made things a lot easier on the layout! Thanks for watching 😃

Thanks, I certainly can't take any credit for the idea but it does make running sessions a bit more fun. Thanks for watching 😃

Thanks Tom, I'm often stunned at how simple little things like this can completely change the layout and make it feel brand new again! Thanks for watching 😃

It really is and it's made the job of taking out the loads so quick and easy too! Thanks for watching 😃

Absolutely! It's all about sharing these tips and tricks with a wider audience who may not have discovered them otherwise. Thanks for watching 😃

Thanks Richard, it certainly is a handy little technique! Thanks for watching 😃

No problem! I definitely recommend it if you have a lot of open wagons on your layout. Thanks for watching 😃

No problem! Glad you enjoyed it and thanks for watching 😃

Thanks! Certainly not an original idea but one I thought was worth sharing. Thanks for watching 😃

It's certainly a handy little technique and definitely adds another layer of fun to operating sessions! Thanks for watching 😃

Thanks, I can't say it was 100% original but it now means I spend a lot less time emptying wagons and more time running trains! Thanks for watching 😃

Thanks Terry, really glad you think so. Thanks for watching 😃

Hi Michael, if it comes empty then you could just make your own load and remove it in the same way I do in the video. If it's fixed in then it depends on how it's attached and whether it even can be removed. Having not owned a Dapol hopper wagon I wouldn't be able to say what the best course of action is. Thanks for watching 😃

The pack of 40 magnets cost me £2 I think so they didn't exactly break the bank 😂 But if you already have a magnet and some washers that's definitely a great way to get started. Thanks for watching 👍

Sure, but that would be a different video. In this instance I was just focusing on creating the coal loads themselves. Thanks for watching 👍

@@ThatModelRailwayGuy great videos…some great ideas

Yeah it's definitely a popular technique but worth putting out there to help it reach a wider audience. Thanks for watching 😃

@@ThatModelRailwayGuy yeah indeed

Yeah that's definitely another way of doing it. I wouldn't call it a waste though since the magnets only cost £2 and there are plenty of other uses for them on model railway layouts. Thanks for watching 😃

I prefer "lovingly ripped-off" 😂

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