s2022e05 Model Train Layout Built for Operations & Realism. L-Girder benchwork for peninsula.

The HO Scale Union Pacific Railroad - Evanston Sub

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Episode 5 of season 2022 on the new HO Scale Union Pacific Railroad Evanston Subdivision; an N scale inspired HO layout. The layout is being built by Daryl Kruse, an experience modeler with articles in many national model train publications. The UPRR Evanston Subdivision covers the original UP mainline from Green River, WY to Ogden, UT. The layout will be a great railfan layout, but will also include lots of yard operations, local switching and MOW activity.
You may purchase items from the N scale layout at uprr-geneva-sub.square.site/
This episode features construction of the peninsula area that will contain Castle Rock, Curvo and Wahsatch. s2022e05

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30 янв 2022

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@vettebecker1 2 года назад

Benchwork looks great! Didn’t realize how massive this layout will be when finished, especially when the second level goes in.

@jamesburba1995 2 года назад

as a lifelong cabinetmaker, I believe the 'wobble' in your benchwork is mostly caused by tour 2"x2" legs flexing. Try extending your diagonal bracing from your "L" girders, down 'till they're closer to the floor, I'm SURE you will see a marked improvement in your overall stability.

@jamessbca 2 года назад

This guy isn't playing around. Love the updates!!!

@GMTX-kg8ep 2 года назад

Really excited to see this layout once the scenery takes place! These prototype layouts are so inspiring!

@JasonWood_Escarpment 2 года назад

Just came across your channel. Look forward to your build journey..cheers

@paulkirkmanMYTRAINS 2 года назад

Looks awesome !!!! Great plans. You are make such great progress !!!

@johnbanicki7232 2 года назад

Making good progress! With the basement work you did before the layout was built it looks very inviting.

@OgaugeTrainsplusslotCars 2 года назад

A cabinet makers paradise. I see your building skills in that soon to be Railroad. CHEERS FROM New Jersey USA 🇺🇸

@Perfusionist01 2 года назад

You are making great progress!! Enjoy your time away. Sometimes you need to take time away and return to the layout with fresh eyes.

@mattw9667 2 года назад

You've got your bracing on the legs. You need horizontal cross-bracing from corner to corner of your L girders (at table height). A plywood top wood usually address the wobble but you're not using plywood.

@bertcresta6685 2 года назад

Coming along very nicely! Enjoy your break!

@alconk7129 2 года назад

It’s coming along beautifully!

@christopherorourke6543 2 года назад

The layout is just coming along great. The best is yet to come for your layout there Daryl. I already set up where I will be building my permanent N scale Pacific West Coast model railroad. I finished the scratch built diesel locomotive shop minus the doors, finished the first sanding towers. My freight car fleet is now 85 freight cars, 4 cabooses, 5 freight locomotives, 2 will be shipped off the Bachmann for coupler replacement with knuckle couplers & one locomotive needing repair.

@MLWQC 2 года назад

Excellent progress and late to the party :) Very impressive.

@scottsrailroadingadventure9502 2 года назад

Great progress!

@daylightdave9405 2 года назад

That is going to be a beautiful layout and what a nice clean layout room. I know on my layout I used 1x4's for my vertical supports to cut down on the wiggle. I see trains running around then entire layout by summer... WOW... Take care... Daylight Dave... 🤗

@SouthernTennessean 2 года назад

Big ol new section. Looks great. Can’t wait to eventually start my southern layout

@MMRails 2 года назад

Quite the project. That’s a nice big space. I look forward to the progress. -Mark

@conrailfan6277 2 года назад

It's moving right along Daryl, considering that's a lot of measuring

@troysimpson9550 2 года назад

Once you get some weight on there it will stiffen up. also use that metal strapping (or 1x4) and make some X bracing on the under side off the deck will also stiffen it up,