This episode is going to be a little bit different. In this episode, I am going to edit down my 3 hour live stream from last week into a 10 minute video. In this version, I am going to discuss the highlights of the process that it took me to go from never tested track sections and wiring to being able to run a train.

I am so excited to announce that Humanity Junction now has a channel sponsor and they will be offering viewers a discount on their products.

In today’s video, we are inching a bit closer to being able to run trains. I built the 8 jumpers that will connect the t-trak modules to the Block Detection Device. At the end of the video I setup the 8 t-trak modules to visual the current progress.

In todays video we are going to take a look at the Corner T-Trak Module Kit from Kato that was made in conjunction with Woodland Scenics.

In today’s episode, I am starting the wiring of my t-trak modules. At this point it is still a rough concept, but I will show you my current progress. The goal of this project is to build a complete loop of track that I can setup and take down in a day that will allow me to run trains with DCC.

In today’s episode we are going to say goodbye to my old logo and officially announce the rollout of my new logo.

I have successfully tested this procedure with the Digitrax DB150 and the Digikeijs DR5000 Command Stations.

Thanks -Heath

This Episode is Part Five of my video series Scenery Experiments. In the previous episode from this series, we started talking about the order of operations. In today’s video I am going to expand on that conversation and go into more details on what changes I would make in the future.

In today’s episode of On the Workbench, I am going to show you some of my upcoming projects and new video ideas and I would like to receive some feedback as to which videos you would like me to create first.

This Episode is Part Four of my video series Scenery Experiments. In today’s episode, we are going to go back to the beginning of my current immersion into Model Railroading and look at an overview of the last 9 months from the vision to the reality of my first t-trak module build.