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Dave all your videos are great! I miss hanging out in the Verde Valley.

I already ordered the nail polish rack for my paint bottles. What a great idea 💡. I do have to wait two days for delivery. WOW! Am I spoiled by Amazon! Love it. Thank you for the gracious manner in which you explained some followers’ worries about the use of your new space. Even though I don’t feel that you need to explain such issues, it’s only people who feel personally invested in your endeavor who bring up such concerns. They worry about you because they care. You let all of us in on the journey of moving your studio. I appreciate your explanations!

I’m currently in a bit of a shop remodel and it’s work but it’s fun and it gives you a chance to learn from the past and adapt.

Looking awsome. Your doing well, but you really need to NOT stress out. I hope you will find a more calm place in your mind now when you set up your workspace. Looked and sounded as you did there in the end of the video. Just love follow this move to new location. No matter what it´s one bolt at the time until it´s done and you do great work at it. Regards from Sweden.

Good luck with the move Dave . Better you than me. Everything looks fine to me other than that small aircon unit. Nothing preventing you from moving it so it vents to the outside as it should, i.e. in a window or above the entry door, or just put it into deep storage. It would also make a reasonable anchor if you have a small boat.

Dear Dave, must say I love the moving stuff! Cool to hear how you addressed the different comments you received. Especially the one on the Jerome studio’s upkeep. Do remember you once or twice showed those moving curtains! Anyhow, just as with your builds it’s obvious you have a plan, and when a man has a plan, it simply is going to work! Looking forward to seeing the train room move. Cheerio

Thanks for the update. I had some of the concerns you addressed and it all makes sense now. I look forward to your next report. By the way we had a big thunder storm this afternoon that delayed the returning trains by about an hour and a half. We have a lot of cleanup after the hail cleaned the leafs from the trees and made Swiss cheese out of the green house. We will keep moving forward. Thanks for all you do.

New model making shop looks great Dave! Excited to see the rest of the new space take shape

What? No delusions of John Allan Dave? LOL. Keep up the great work, love your concepts.

YES! Backdrop painting. I definitely want to see all of that. Looking forward to, well, everything. 😁

Moving sucks but especially when you're doing it alone! I do hope you're getting plenty of help moving! Enjoy watching your videos! 👍

Looks like you got a good start where's the studio and good luck with the reconstruction of your railroad 👍👍

Already looking great.👍

You keep doing you. I gain so much inspiration from seeing how well thought out your model railway journey is. As you explain in your video you did a lot of thinking and homework before you picked this new space. As much as I enjoy and marvel at your wonderful models, what I truly value is how you explain the thinking, planning and theory that goes on before the magic starts. Often the why of something model related isn't shown and talked about as is the how. Remember, lift carefully, you only have one back.

Great update and perspective on your move! If the tool box is the only thing you couldn't fit (at least presently), that's not bad at all. Looking forward to future videos!

Whether you are building a model or moving you are a great storyteller. I enjoy your videos whatever they are about!

Personal question that I have no business asking, do you make a living off of model railroading? I’ve always assumed you paid the bills by selling your artwork, but I don’t see a space for that endeavor in the new shop. Also, will you eventually have “open studio” nights like you did in the previous place? Best wishes going forward!

Why anyone thinks him moving is their business is beyond me. 🤔

Good video and looking forward to watching your new adventures to come! 😊

Looks great Dave! You're doing it! I'm sure the back will work well. You have a positive can do attitude. Thanks for sharing!

Good job!

Yup agreed... there was a time when I wanted to build a huge layout. Not anymore, I have 10x15 feet and its plenty. It will take many many years to build my vision. If I used my entire basement I'd be in the ground before it was done.

I'm totally with you Dave, you have made wise and practical choices. Looking forward to future videos when you can 🙂

These videos aren't boring. There inspiring!! I am going to go out and clean out my garage. 😂. As always.. Thank you

You went at with both feet the work area looks good

Dave, love the new place. Your workdesk looks awesome with the orientation towards the window with a view of the street. I also like that it is divided to define the space a bit more. Happy modeling in your new home.

Geez....you make me feel like a lazy slug....I can't seem to even find the energy to rearrange my junk drawer. Can't wait for the painting of the backdrop scenery. 😉

That AC unit is known as the "Boss AC". When the boss feels things are going too slow, he says "Boys, your molasses tempo is making me a might hot under the collar, I'm going to retire to my office and turn on the AC until you get caught up." It doesn't work very well for a sole proprietor though.

A comment and a question. I like the way you build smaller layouts for display or operation by one person. I’ve seen huge layouts and you need several people to operate and even maintain them. And do you attend any of the Narrow Gauge Conventions?

Usually about the 5th day of a 3 day move, I take a pause and think "where did I get all of this...stuff?"

I think you making video of moving is really beneficial for a lot of people having to move their layouts.

Thanks!

Even your moving videos are entertaining.

Nice workshop Dave... Appreciate you acknowledging the heat concerns that I and others have made. From your explanation, all should be well for you in the new space. It's sounds like you'll be more than happy in the new location, best wishes to you in the new space! That "Jeep" crate is pretty darn slick!! Is that something you can buy on its own, or do you have to purchase "Jeep" accessories to get them? I have a couple of machine tools that would fit great in a few of those... Looking at a major house move in a few years, and a few of those crates would be great.

Looks like your getting the new place to look like home. I’m anxious to see the layouts go in. You’re an inspiration to my work here.

Looking good 👍

Why not do a mini split unit here in texas we use them and they work well in 100 plus degree weather fairly cheap also

You need a pedometer to track your mileage...

I really like your new space, Dave. I think it will be a great time. Hopefully it's not too expensive. I'm looking forward to seeing how you fit everything in the space. Keep on moving forward my friend.😊

To bad the Bandit Canyon won't fit in the front office space, it would have been a great introduction to what's coming in the next room

Hey, Dave! I'm excited about the move. GREAT job! Looking forward to the next installment.

That new work space looks great. Can't wait to see what you have up your sleeve for the next part of the move. Looking forward to the next video. GOD BLESS 🚂💕🚂💕🚂💕🚂💕

Seriously? A Train nut with a Phaser!!! LOL Love It... Live long and prosper!

Your framed art and memorabilia was hung very straight. Oh, and nice new space.,

The workspace is looking great Dave. Looks a better set up that the other one. Shame you can't fit a small layout in there. While I'm looking forward to seeing you back to modelling, I also enjoy seeing how folks plan out their layout areas from the start. And of course for you, this is a "clean" slate. An early drawing, even if only a rough copy will help folks understand more what you have in mind. Even though no doubt it will change as you move forward. Keep up the good work, and take care. Regards Rob.

You might want to cover all the walls in 1/4" sheet rock. You can curve that easily enough for the corners. I bet it will take 3hrs. To put up and Spackle,.

I've moved 13 times in my life. I Don't mind it. I have always thought of it as better than spring cleaning., and you get to start new. The "new" , place is usually better because you picked it out with something new in mind, so planning is fun and it gives me a chance to reorganize.

I’m so happy i found this video, i’m doing a layout set in the tv show called outlander, the locomotives and a few of the industries and destenations are named after characters from the show, i’m putting cow and horse heads on my rolling stock and adding faces to the locomotives, animals such as horses, deer, cows, rabbits, birds, squirils and mice live near and wrun the railway in this world, all my engines are steamies because i love steam locomotives and because i say so, i’m building everything from scratch because i’m tired of trains being too pricy and i want to, also it’s my railway and i do what i want to, drive what i want to, i’m even doing stories centered arround the railway’s operations and characters, ican’t stand gatekeeping in the hobby, doesit matter how prototypical your layout is? No it doesn’t it’s just for fun

I know this isn’t a disney animator’s name but you could call the number 9 locomotive princess jasmine or sofia or anna just to name a few disney princesses

Your rocket design for your son could lead to a stylized 1940s or midcentury modern themeinf with a vintage fururism spaceport and MONORAIL . ;)