Welcome back Lee. I always enjoyed your posts. I have to say that this is very good news during a trying time.
So glad to see you here again. Really looking forward to your future posts.
Welcome back Lee! Look forward to your posts. The streets look great! What propels the cars?
The hidden guideways are great for having operating roads that do not have to be constantly watched.
If you model a railroad where the trains or a trolley operate on the street, then SuperStreets would still make sense to use.
There is a German system where they have miniaturized radio controlled vehicle technology down to 1:87th scale.
Andrew
Welcome back Lee, good to see you back. that road system is awesome.
Dave
Welcome back, Lee. You haven’t missed a beat. Your post are just as enjoyable as ever.
Glad to see you!
Thanks for sharing! I really enjoyed seeing your layout and the integration of that new system.
Lee,
Welcome back, nice video and layout.
JohnB
Welcome back Lee.
Welcome back Lee! I'm interested in using this for streets on my layout as well. Love what you've done with yours - it's awesome.
Do you know if it can handle inclines, or coaxing the road pieces into a grade? I've seen the Faller system do "hills" and overpasses, and I see the same on the AutomationFX website video, but the roadbeds they sell seem only suited to flat terrain.
WELCOME BACK! You have been missed! GREAT layout and auto system!
Welcome back Lee. Time has truly flown. Your demo video is great and so neat. Looking forward to the next posts. Stay Safe.
Great to see you back here Lee! Those streets and cars add amazing realistic detail to your layout!
Lee,
So good to have you posting again! I always enjoyed your topics and layout how- to's. Looking forward to seeing what you've got coming next.
John
Welcome back! These look amazing.
Very cool!
Welcome Back.
-Dave
What a great video of your latest efforts, Lee. Excellent to see you on here again!
Hello Lee. Nice to have you back. Don’t let another five years go before your next post...Great video!
Thanks for the videos but more than that thank you for coming back.
Welcome back Lee!
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Welcome back Lee. So when will the new book explaining how to build streets and cars in this manner be available?
Welcome BACK!!!!
Welcome back, Lee. Excellent work.
Lee,
Its indeed been awhile since you posted last. Nice to have you post once again and welcome back to OGR.
Your post was interesting as I've wanted to learn more about how the German street system actually worked. You've given us some nice teasers and you've piqued the curiosity of some of the forum members including me.
Again, nice to see you again on the forum.
Lee,
Welcome back and you came back with a bang. Great layout and I love the cars.
Marty
Lee,
It was nice to read our post---cool stuff,as always.
What are you driving these days?
Norm
@Lee Willis posted:Yes, that's it. The tiller has a small magnet on the end that is attracted to the iron wire under the road, and pulls it right or left to "steer" the car. The action steering mechanisms are jewels of precision, complete Ackermann steering systems with the road controlling them.
Good to see you here Lee.
The AutomotionFX is fascinating. I have seen Faller demos before and wondered when it would reach us in O Gauge. I even went as afar as acquiring Tamiya slow speed gearboxes to try to build my own version.
Does the Ackermann steering method cause clearance problems with the front fenders?
Regards,
Lou N
Welcome back Lee! In true Lee fashion you show back up with a total wow video!! Now we are all going to rip out our super streets and start over. 😳
Wow, great to have you back Lee, I can't believe it's been 5 years!!! The street system looks great, although the modeler that installs it has a "little bit" to do with that I am quite sure 😁👍
I hope you currently have your nasa/rocket module on display. Let's hope for good weather and good fortune for SpaceX and NASA today!
Welcome back, Lee. I've always enjoyed your posts and reading your e-books. Love the video. Wow!
Chris
Welcome back Lee, and glad you are here!
I ordered the template and a piece of straight track to check it out. Just started to put together a new layout after moving and had not yet pulled out my streets!
Look forward to your projects and posts! Terry
Lee it's great to have you back. looking forward to whatever you've come up with in the last 5 years and what is to come. I'll be embarking on a permanent layout build soon and will be using the Streets because I purchased it in the past waiting for this new layout and won't be able to abandon it for this newer system.
Welcome back! Those streets are awesome!
Wow, it’s great to see your amazing imagination developing such really cool cars, moving so realistically on real looking streets on a model railroad. Cool, and I wonder if the speed can be controlled and if you also would post more pictures of your layout. I’ve seen your name in the past and congratulate you on this nice technology for realistic automation of cars with the trains. Thank You for sharing your ideas with us on the OGR Forum. Happy Railroading
Welcome back to the forum Lee. You have been missed.
The roads of the future are here! I have missed your originality and creativity Wonder if that system could be engineered to do grade crossings? Probably not, but....?
Excellent presentation Lee'. However we definitely require a more in depth and longer video...(PLEASE)😉.. I just researched the product line. Not overly expensive', to my surprise. Plus a bonus is converting cars one already owns. I see lots of potential with these products. Very interesting concept. Thanks for showing this, and nice to see on the forum again.
Welcome back Lee!!!!!
Welcome back Lee! Your innovation continues to be interesting to follow and is very motivational. Innovation is also so important for the future of the hobby. Thanks!