Hopefully the attachment is done correctly.

The Spiral Tunnels of Canadian Pacific RR is a place I'm considering doing on the layout.  I am undecided as to where on the layout I can best do this.  The location of the diagram below is familiar to anyone who has been here or has the diagrams sent previously.  Field is Newport.

Alright guys, welcome back to another update! This time around we've got some equipment projects and well as the start of de-constructing the 4X8. More to come on that in its own time lapse though. Anyways, happy late 4th of July and thanks for watching!!

Member @jimcubie1 asked how to keep styrene work in process from sticking to his work surface in this thread.

https://model-railroad-hobbyist.com/node/39976

We decided to Unbox and RUN some Trains! Small review of everything we got from Dale's Train Station

So, the last few months have been interesting. I got laid off in March, found a new job in April and started working again in May. All this during the Covid-19 lock down craziness. I am feeling very fortunate to have gotten through this stretch relatively unscathed. And, during all this, we have managed to keep the railroad project moving forward.

Back then when I was looking for new ways of controlling a model railroad, I remembered using DTMF for remote control, combined with a low-cost Arduino microcontroller, I was all set to use it for controlling a model railroad.

Here is episode 2.

Google has not been my friend this evening, and the worst of the results was that "timetable collection" took me to collection times for trash. Critiques of my collection aside, that was NOT what I was looking for. And even the website for the National Association of Timetable Collectors was rather sparse on the how-to aspect of collecting. Thus I come here in the hope of answers or guidance.

Installing Kadee Code 100 magnets in Code 83 Track on the the Grande Pacific Railroad.  This layout is heavy into operations and these magnets cut down the touching and use of pick sticks.