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Hello Rusty, yeah, scale rulers are a great tool. Sounds like you created a nice lumber scene. Thanks for watching and commenting, I appreciate it!

Glad you had a good experience and hope you attend again. All of the modelers deserve the spotlight. Thanks for watching and commenting, I appreciate it! Terry

Todd, good seeing you too! Maybe next year I'll actually bring some models, hahahaha!

@@sparky107107 it’s a shame to condense all that footage into a “short” video

Thanks for watching and commenting, I appreciate it! I am working on a newer/updated version of a manual turnout control.

hey Todd, you earned the shout out!!

Hello Sir, good to hear from you! Thanks for stopping by.

thanks for watching and commenting, I appreciate it!

Hey Todd, thanks for stopping by and laying down some verbiage! Nice to know WLO had some of these in their fleet and hope you find some for your inventory. Terry

Not many. This end of the branch line only sees a few trains a week.

Hello Dave, thanks for watching and commenting! This is my first ExactRail item and I like it, there's a lot of good things with the model and the price is reasonable. Terry

Yes, you can look at it that way. But some people may not want to go that route and this gives someone another option. Thanks for watching and commenting.

hello rusty, thanks for the feedback. Sounds like you have figured out what's best for you, keep it up.

glad you like the idea! hope the reminders are pleasant ones, hahahaha

sounds like you have some experience with lighting and LED's. I don't have any passenger cars/coaches/combines, so my experience with that is almost none. LED's have come along way over the past few years. Thanks for watching and commenting, I appreciate it!

Although an old video, the DCS51 performs and most of the programming still applies. Thanks for watching and commenting, I appreciate it!

Hello, Welcome to model railroading and hope you enjoy it! Glad you find the video useful. Thanks for watching and commenting, I appreciate it!

hello Michael, thanks for checking in. I don't have that loco anymore, it didn't work out for me, so I passed it on to someone I thought could use it.

@@PennCentral99 that’s awesome brother that’s what this hobby is all about

OVR has some N scale 😁

Yep ... installing a complicated yard right now and, unfortunately, I am dealing with three Atlas Code 55 turnouts where at least one of the closure rails was dead as a door nail. I can only assume the factory jumper was weak/broken before I installed it. Point rails get power (because connection to stock rails are good and tight). Oh, well. Live and learn. I'll be installing my own jumpers from stock to closure rails from now on - before installation.

thanks, I appreciate it!

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Glad you like it, hope the loads work out for you. Thanks for watching and commenting, I appreciate it!

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glad the video was able to help you, thanks for watching and commenting, I appreciate it!

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Ha! After all these years, you're the first to mention the sunglasses skit, which I tried to mimic John Belushi and Dan Aykroyd in the Blues Brothers. Thanks for watching and commenting, I appreciate it!

Hello and welcome back, I'm honored you still refer to this video! Yes, it is the Railmaster Hobbies DSM8. As you have indicated, the industry has changed and there are many options. For speakers, I would go with Scale Sound Speakers, they have drop in speakers designed for specific models and the sound quality is awesome. As far as lights, I use SMD's from HDA Modelworx, they come with built in resistors for about $1 each. Yes, my Bachmann's have those resistors, I was told they are for the European market, don't think it matters whether or not you remove them, but I would leave them. Let me know if you need any more help. Thanks again for watching and commenting!

@@PennCentral99 Thanks so much! I did some research and found out the resistors are actually inductors to minimize electromagnetic interference, so I went ahead and left those. I did however remove the capacitors on mine. Should work well, those Scale sound speakers are awesome, I plan on getting one for my athearn sd70ace but I went ahead and got the dsm8 for my gp40 just to keep the cost down and I know it will work as shown in your video. Thanks again!

I ended up getting everything together and I can’t believe how good it sounds, I’ve just got to do the lights now. It was actually a pretty easy project, thanks again for the help!

glad to hear things are working out OK. you're gonna need to post a video so we can see and hear it

thanks tommo, got lucky with all the rustbucket candidates!

it's a catchy phrase, thanks for watching and commenting, i appreciate it!

Hello Robert! This is probably the only train hobby shop in town, hope he continues. Thanks for watching and commenting! Terry

Hello! It could be the same, they just change the shells to depict road names. I have installed decoders in some bachmann locos that are 20+ years old and they run OK. Thanks for watching and commenting!

Hello, glad you liked the video and you ended up with a useful item you can take pride in! Thanks!!

Hello, glad you found the information useful. Thanks for checking out my videos and subscribing, I appreciate it! Terry

Thanks Wayne, I appreciate it! Terry

@@PennCentral99 You're welcome!

Thanks Wayne, glad you enjoyed it! Terry

@@PennCentral99 You're welcome!

Hello Wayne, glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks for watching and commenting! Terry

@@PennCentral99 You're welcome!

I'm trying to get back into producing and uploading more videos. Thanks for watching and commenting, I appreciate it!

Glad you enjoyed the video! Yes, it was a great show and quite a challenge to get everyone in the video. Thanks for watching and commenting!

Damn Straight! Got him and his model, but not in the same shot. Didn't make it to his restaurant this year, but will definitely go next year.

Hello! No, this event was separate and held on different weekends. However, it was sponsored by the same division of the NMRA (Gateway Division). It would have been nice if they ran them on back-to-back weekends. The RPM (7/29-7/30) and the National Train Show (8/12-8/14) were at the same convention center in Collinsville, ILL. Glad you enjoyed the video, Thanks for watching and commenting, I appreciate it!

Ha, but you got a cool looking model!

Thanks for displaying them at the RPM, glad you like the video!

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hey, nice to hear from you! hope you were able to make the show. thanks for watching and commenting!

@@PennCentral99 It's All Good! "As Always...Keep It On The Rails" MoPac Jack Rock'n'roll forever

Glad you like it, thanks for watching and commenting!

hey George, too bad you missed out, hope you enjoyed the video! See ya next year!

HA! Glad you got a chance to watch the video. You keep working the crowds, I'll check out the show! hahahaha Hope the Frisco group like it