Great to see trains running - you were a lot calmer than I’d have been when paying the gravity tax - happy to see it fixed in the closing shot !

Tiny Railroads is awesome.  Stopped there last time I was in Niagrara.

Seeing Dave's thought pattern is funny. Like an AI robot!

Love the paint job your wife did . The black and white   gray

Scott going to be Nice thanks for Sharing.👍👍🚝🚝

the jig saw puzzle that makes you cry while you put it together, only to get to the end and find that one piece missing

😊Great progress Dave. Lots of of pieces and parts.

Very cool Dave.your progress is coming along .Now I've been one of those people that learned gravity doesn't work. Thank you for sharing your progress again

Great progress being made there Dave, glad to see you got the new Hitachi back together again and running!

Really good progress and I’m so sorry about the Hitachi!  Hope you can put it all back together.  This is going to be a lovely railway.  I’m just having to take mine apart due to work on the house, but have big plans for the rebuild, thank goodness for Kato track!

Great video...I'm learning so much about the N Gauge trains.

This is going to sound like such a pain, Dave, but I have been exclusively using kato track for my N and HO scale layouts for years now. I have come to find that it is invaluable to take a file to the end of each track's rails prior to installing them. I have chased so many phantom derails that were caused by this issue  that I have started just doing it for EVERY TRACK SECTION prior to putting it on the layout. Just take a little file, and gently knock of the top of each rail at a little angle where they join to each other.

Some have sharp snags or burrs at the rail ends that can cause derailments or abrupt stops.  Filing the ends is a useful smooth the transition, and as a bonus it helps to make a nice little clicking sound, like a real train, too! I also file every turnout's switch points to sit flush and prevent wheel flanges from picking them.

Search it on the internet, its an actual thing! You will thank me later, or not, as you will be problem free and not even realize it!

From the highest High (trains are actually running) to the lowest low (train meets floor). Such is life. Oh well, start again. Cheers.

That's a good size for an N scale layout Dave, looks great. You'll be buzzing to crack on, you've made quick progress. The track plan is the key, get that and your laughing. That was a major incident at end, a pity the train copped it. You'll have it tickety boo in no time. All the best.

Very nice Dave, sorry to hear about your new train thought.

Very nice buddy. Cant wait to see all the work. Love it.

When I Decided To Go N Scale I Made Sure to Go Sectional Instead of Going Atlas Flex Track and It Has Paid Off and I Love It.

It is an elaborate layout.  Impressive!

That is a hint. The textured side of the table that your wife painted makes the space feel much larger than the single-colored side.

Nice work outside of the controller issue.