Don't forget to put any Audis  half an inch behind the next vehicle
Nice effect.

Very realistic wheel wobble on the British Leyland cars. Authentic build quality.

I'm blown away by this, this may be a bold claim but I think this may be one of the best model railways in the UK by the time it's done!

How did you get me to watch 46 minutes of a road and cars without turning off. You are just very good at explanation and creation.
Barry.Devon.

This was so much more informative than the official Magnorail you tube videos which simply say the instructions are clear and simple , which they aren’t. In particular your tips on getting the tension right on the chain, using cork and copydex were really handy. I am now rebuilding my downhill skier setup following your guidance which will hopefully mean it will function more reliably and effectively. Thank you

With your chain track, to avoid 'bunching-up, I suggest you 'ALTERNATE' your Radii, this will equalise both sides
of your 'out and back' tensions. Think of your trackwork with 'flexi track'

I installed Magnorail on my small N scale urban layout. I used 5mm cylindrical magnets and trapped them in small boxes with windows slit in the bottom inside each auto so that the magnets actually roll. I made sure the North poles are always on the same side and made sure all the chain magnets match N to S. No sliders. I even laid some train tracks across the Magnorail, removing the ties and smoothing out the roadbed and it works! Just have to deal with cross traffic next. I used Photoshop to design the streets with crosswalks, manhole covers, bricks & patches and lane stripes, then printed out the roadway on cardstock paper.

Seeing those Cars moving on the Road reminds me of Miniature Wonderland in Germany! A very Awesome technique!

James ;)

Magnorail should give you money for doing this absolutely superb. Honestly I have always wanted to have a train set since a small child but unfortunately my parents could not afford one for me, but watching your videos has inspired me to getting one and now me and my son are starting a layout (nothing to the level you are making lol) however my wife says thanks as I'm spending a small fortune on it lol, I hope you see this comment to know what a inspiration you are, keep up the good work cheers.

After all these decades of model railways, I'm shocked its only in the last couple of years someone has come up with this idea. Such a simple product but makes a layout look soooo good. Great video as always Richard.

That Leyland Sherpa is wrong. Its missing the rust and blue smoke.

first off, THANK YOU for taking the time to not just make this video, but for builing this cool model.  Your explanation was superb!!!

The best 46 minutes I've spent all week. Well done.

I wish when I was a kid I had a track to make the cars look like they are driving by themselves. So cool. Would have made playing "cars" even better.

Superb, one of the best “How to “ videos I’ve ever seen . Thank you for sharing this with us.

Your modeling skills never cease to amaze me. You must be quite strict, as every single driver was obeying the speed limit.

Hi! Conveyor expert here. Just a suggestion for the manufacturers, and maybe an idea for you: One of the end pulleys should be designed as a "takeup" to reduce the amount of "slop" as you call it.  The end pulleys should have a screw that allow you to make minute adjustments to the overall takeup or tension of the chain. Generally speaking, a chain should never be in tension at rest, but too much slop will cause major problems, so a takeup is usually necessary.

Look at the amount of SPACE between cars on the road!  No Road rage either! You Brits sure are polite drivers!

The drivers of those cars is really model citizens.....

It wouldn't be a scale model of a uk scene without the inevitable potholes that'll appear due to gaps in the cork supports. Good job, truly authentic