Thanks a lot for your kind words. I simply follow the premise, if anything is worth doing, then what's the point if not doing it best I can... I'll try to post more videos of the sort...

I'm happy if I encourage you to do it! :)

I appreciate so much your kind comment. Makes me think I didn't waste my time doing these videos :). And yes, I agree completelly - prepairing is everything, and masking is most important for a good paint job.

I don't have much masking as I model late 80's Conrail...so it's just masking for walkways, sill plates, radiator grills, and steps. Keep up the videos!

Thanks a lot mate.

Thank you very much mate. :)

Thanks Davis, much appreciated.

Thank you Leo, your kind comment is much appreciated.

Thanks again, really appreciated.

Sue Line RailRoad I'm going to buy a Csx train to make it

Send me some pics when you'll finish them. Good luck :)

EKLinsky will do! 7375 is finished, waiting on one last side decal of 7346 (had to reorder them twice as they are super delicate and since I’m a beginner... ya I guess I f***ed em up a couple times). I’m Canadian too so 37% MORE on my end for each set PLUS 37% more in shipping!! But yes I’ll send you some pics forsure and honestly, I doubt I’ll be ready for 777 or 1206 so in the email, I may also ask about a possible one of those for myself as well from you if you still paint for customers. You can even use my pics for reference if you want as I’m sure you get a lot of questions about painting so maybe you could show em how to expect a beginner job to look.

Thanks mate :)

Thanks, much appreciated :)

Thanks Federico. I'll soon start dismantling the layout, as I have plan to build a new modular one... And I do have a (emotional) problemto start with dissamsembling....

I understand as i'm going to design a modular layout of a yard, hills and desert..mostly.. by the way what is the command station i see at the end of the video? I don't like DCC stuff (kind of old style ho engine train fan) but i would like to improve the brain side of the layout...

Same. And I’m a big Fan BaltimoreandOhioRR

@@kayriv814 thx!

No problem

And nice profile picture

haha, that's a good one... Wouldn't be bad though.... :)

:)

oh yea

Why not. Everything starts from a scratch ot let me say, everything has a beginning.

Zachy 🥰. Zachy

Thanks a lot :)

Unstoppable Movie in Starplus. I have DVD movie.

Thank you so much

Ur most welcome Sir. :-)

thanks mate, appreciated

EKLinsky no problem!

Thanks mate

Thanks a lot David, much appreciated.

Thank you, for your reply comment.

Thanks :)

Thank you very much for your nice comment

Thanks a lot, much appreciated.

Try it

Thanks mate.

Thanks for your kind comment. In fact yes, I am or was doing most of the Hollywood locomotives, including Silver Streak and also Runaway Train - you may see picture of my Runaway Train models here triple7studio.wixsite.com/kalinski/about1-c1qi6?lightbox=i251usw For details please contact me on my email from the end of the "making of..." video.

Grand Continental in Under Siege 2 Dark Territory movie. Steven Seagal, Casey Ryback. Passengers train crashed with the Nevada Petrol Express. Runaway Train 1985. Atomic train M420W Western Rail.

Thanks mate.

It's excellent not excellet

Thanks for such a nice comment. 12-15 hours of work are condensed into this half an hour video :). At the end of the video is my email adress, so contact me about making 1206...

If you're interested in purchase of 1206, contact me on my email (at the end of the video). I have one finished to offer. :)

Thanks Zack. It is actually more like 15-20 hours of work (depending if everything goes smooth). This one was DCC equipped, but as regard to sound & weathering, it really depends on client order. My owns are indeed lightly weathered and sound equipped.

Ordinary hand twist drilling tool. The drill bit is 0,4mm

Me too, too many schemes for one railroad.

Pls contact me on my email, we may arrange something :)

EKLinsky ok👍🏼

Lovely can you make a norkfolk southern locomotive 4001

Well, I sure made some screw ups in the beggining, but after several hundred custom painted locos and as many cars, I've learned my way around it. It is not hard, but I use to say, preparation is everything. Patience and lot of attention. If there's mistake (like paint dripping), it means starting anew, strip off the paint, and paint it again. So, the bottom line, no mistakes allowed :)

Actually yes, I just have to take the time to edit the video..

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Thanks a lot for your comment. This video represents some 15 working hours from start to finish a loco like that.

Do you make these engines for people at a cost? If so do you have some kind of website or store online to order one of these to be made?

Yes I do. About that please contact me on my email (at the end of closing credits of this video). The web site is quoted in the video description above. Thanks :)

I'm making them by order. If interested pls contact me to email triple7@t-2.si