Hi Wayne, great little video, and like my grandson, as you've probably seen, if you've seen his 009 build videos, he's learning as he's going along and making slight changes to the plans as he goes. We are looking forward to seeing your progress. Enjoy your time with your family... cheers James 🙂👍

Hello Wayne Great video and nice steady progress on the second basebord. Deano

Hi Wayne. You're well into model railways now. Well, produce video. I've not seen those corner formers before.

Hi Wayne. Many thanks for your shout out. The yard lights are a nice addition to your layout and as for the damaged non working lamp, why not leave it not working.

Looks really good, top work. As for the scissor lift, I agree, I think it looks out of place. It is not obvious as to what structure on the layout it would be used to lift people high up onto.

Congratulations on a 100 subs, yard lights look good hopefully you can sort the small issue. Keep up the great work

Those lights look great, Wayne. I hope you can get it fixed, I suppose you could always have a guy up there or climbing up there to fix it if not ... Cheers James 🙂👍

You are doing great mate we all need to start somewhere just subed All the best Colin from Mossend railway oo

An enjoyable video, Wayne. Again, I just watched it with my grandson. Adding little details makes a world of difference, and it is something we enjoy doing. Hopefully, my grandson will be adding a new stop-motion video over the weekend with an update of his 009 coming along soon... Cheers James 🙂

loving these videos, where did you get the servicing building from?

Hi Wayne. 118 subs that's nearly doubled. The addition of the details really pulls your layout together

Love watching the progress great work

Love watching the progress of this layout. Proof if it were needed that anyone can have a layout, no matter how big or small. Nice eye for detail as well. Well done.

Love the updates and it’s a fantastic layout

Nice scenery, you've given me an idea of what to do with cheap trees, which i have some that look rubbish has trees.

Love the background noise, just like my house. kids and Grandkids making noise no matter what you are doing. It just makes it more "real" with your own little space, instead of set up as a studio, etc as some do.

That is so cool. I have never built a model railway, but I enjoy watching the scenery coming together. My dream (as I build model aircraft) if I had the space is to build part of a WW2 RAF Bomber airfield and a little distance away, a railway line, with a siding off the mainline for RAF goods (Bombs, etc). I have subbed.

Found you from Dinmore Junction. We look forward to checking out your videos! -John and David

10 excellent subs. That's a result, hey Wayne

Nice one. Wayne

Hi Wayne, we've just jumped over to you from a recommendation by Dinmore Junction. My grandson (12)is going to enjoy seeing your progress. He films our layout for his Dylington Model Railway channel and does some stop-motion animation in some of his recent videos. He's also building a 009 layout himself and has filmed 3 episodes documenting his build. Anyway, we've enjoyed watching your video and have subscribed ... Cheers James 🙂👍

was recommended by Dinmore junction good channel have just subbed all the best Pete

Hello mate, just dropped in on Dinmore Junctions recommendation, you’ve got a great channel here and some brilliant content. What a cool build, will be watching with interest, subscribed 👌

Hi Wayne. Just found your channel and subscribed as we both need them. I will share your channel with a few lads who I regularly chat with. I see you have an excellent workstation. I'm jealous. I'll catch up with your back catalogue of videos.

What a great looking layout well done 👍

Coming along great those track aligners are great easier than the pcb strips.

As a beginner, at a similar stage to yourself, I am finding all your videos really useful, thank you.

No need to apologise. If it works and you have not destroyed the point then that is all good. Trust me I have, albeit on 009 points which are a lot smaller and easier to ruin 😢

When I solder I slather flux on everything, even on tinned wires and rails like in this situation when fitting droppers. I find the solder flows much better. I also think you might need to just hold the tip just a bit longer to let it melt just a tad more. But I am no expert and am learning myself. I am following this series with interest 👍🏻💪🏻

Have been thinking of a similar project for last few years - in N gauge rather than OO and based in The Great Train Robbery - great idea re really useful box

Where’d you order the box from? That’s a great idea for storing it and keeping it from getting destroyed in transit places.

I look forward to seeing your progress. These modules are great. I am building a layout on the smaller bb018 but wish I had used the one you had. Anyway I ended up gluing the two halves and the spacers rather than relying on the wing nuts alone. I also found the scenic backboard halves didn't quite align, so I bonded a 3mm sheet of ply all the way across the two halves. That has given it a really strong spine. Good luck!

Hi, you would have been better off using paint.

Where's muck, there's brass, lad! Looks good.