@Quarter Gauger 48 posted:
Merry Christmas', Kevin'... Beautiful operating consist'... I love those green LEDs.. very cool..
Thank you always Ted.
@Rescued Trains posted:Kevin,
Very nice ceiling layout and impressive models. Is that Kato track?
Steve
Yes, it is Kato. The most bulletproof track in N and HO scale, bar none. It's been the only track I've ever used in the smaller gauges.
@Hudson J1e posted:Very nice ceiling layout and a very nice train too! I have never seen HO on a ceiling layout like that. It really works well.
Thanks. Originally I had two Atlas O loops up there, an O-63 and O-72. Removed the inner loop so that I could run my HO trains up there to. Kinds of lends a different perspective. I've since removed the O-72 Atlas track and plan on replacing it with O-72 Tubular. The noise level bouncing off the ceiling was the same, and no one is going to see the track when they're looking up, so no need to use scale looking track. I'm not as big into tubular track as I used to be, but it works best in certain situations (tunnels, subways) plus its more affordable.
@A. Wells posted:I'm seeing a lot of that wand magic popping up in HO scale devices.
Yes, and perfect to. Now I can install the same wand in other HO rolling stock and without having to do all the wiring. Thinking of installing a lighting strip inside my O Scale Fishbowl buses too.
