Discussion of model railroading and operations.
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 85 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | HobbiesEducationLeisure |
This episode we discuss how to make your layout show it's location and era. The use of buildings, trains, cars and signs help give visitors the feel of your railroad.
Joe Binish, David Hamilton MMR , and Thomas Gasior MMR are featured in this episod... more
This episode features a discussion about how we choose what projects to work on. Needs versus wants, fun versus chores. Tell us how you choose your next workbench filler.
Greg Dahl, Mike Jordan, and Host Thomas W Gasior MMR discuss their ideas for p... more
You may have had a rocky start to your layout operations, but as long as you can adapt and improve, you'll be okay.
Mike Jordan, Ken Zieska, and Thomas Gasior MMR discuss their changes in operations over the years, including feedback discussions, ma... more
This episode we chat about making changes to our layouts, our operations, and how to suggest to others some changes that might improve operations.
Ken Borowski MMR, Greg Dahl, and Thomas Gasior MMR are featured on this podcast.
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Stumbled onto this podcast series and have found it both entertaining and informative. It’s great to hear different ideas discussed by veteran modelers, pointing out the pros and cons of various approaches and thereby providing listeners with new insights and perspectives on topics new and old. The participants don’t take themselves too seriously, which makes for some fun and lively conversations. I’ve really enjoyed these podcasts.
Stumbled onto this podcast series and have found it both entertaining and informative. It’s great to hear different ideas discussed by veteran modelers, pointing out the pros and cons of various approaches and thereby providing listeners with new insights and perspectives on topics new and old. The participants don’t take themselves too seriously, which makes for some fun and lively conversations. I’ve really enjoyed these podcasts.
But sometimes you guys are condescending to people who:
1. don’t run ops sessions
2. Have continuous running
3. Don’t take the prototype side as serious as you do.
You give lip service to “to each their own” but nothing about it seems sincere. I left with the sentiment if I did’t have a point to point layout with ops session then I wasn’t really in the hobby. I listen to over 20 episodes and it just didn’t get better. Also, I had to skip your opens. Those are painful.
I really enjoy listening to this group discuss their model railroading hobby. The operations information is especially useful as I am just starting to have ops sessions on my model RR. Thanks!
I like how it's the same people every time. I've learned so much from this.
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Content centers around the niche of model railroading, catering to enthusiasts who share a passion for the hobby. Episodes often feature a group of knowledgeable hosts who present discussions enriched with personal anecdotes, technical insights, and tips about various aspects of model railroading, including operations, layout design, and craftsmanship. The atmosphere is friendly, balanced between informative dialogue and light-hearted banter, which fosters a strong sense of community among listeners. Listeners can expect to gain practical advice, explore diverse modeling practices, and hear stories that celebrate the joy of railroading as a leisure activity.
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Recent guests on this podcast include:
1. Brett Issacs
2. Lee Caulkins
3. Ken Borowski
4. William Sampson
5. Greg Dahl
6. Joe Binish
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