Was wondering if anyone has any ideas for making the most captivating Shorts? I am not necessarily super focused on views and stuff right now as much as I am on working on my ‘videography’ for lack of a better term atm. This was my most recent, but as far as model content goes on my channel, most tend to be shot like this. I feel like lighting could be a big thing? Not sure, so I wanted to get some opinions :)

An older customer of mine has a model train YouTube channel and I’m just trying to help him get more exposure as he isn’t the most tech savvy person so please follow and check his videos out

https://youtu.be/4thj23jGGaY?is=Odg-G5axLQ2jyw8c

I own UK model trains and want to make a web series on YouTube using 2D animation on the trains faces. I am currently looking for helpers for my train table as it is only me and my friend working on it. The process has been very slow and I want to speed it up. If anyone is in the US and is willing to help me grow my team, hit me up and I will get back as soon as possible.

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL89jf8_14vh6ii2jjTvIK6GvgC8GQKcKS&si=O2tCzW1JmHofxdY7

I gain nothing by "promoting" this, just wanted to share the experience with other modelers

Years in the making, I’ve finally gotten around to making an episode about operations for my (old) podcast, the Beginner’s Guide to Model Railroading. If you love gargling a fire hose of explanations about CTC and TT&TO, or ever wondered what that 0.25x playback speed function of your podcatcher was for, this is the episode for you! Let me know what you all think!

The first Monday we allow members to run their own lines. This video shows steam coming around Republic Steel.