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Great work Sam. I love the background scene. Where did you get it from, it's just what I'm looking for. I make loads of stuff on my CNC using medite mdf. On the hunt for scrap bark pieces at the mo to do my rocks! Just like me you use anything that comes to hand!😊

Nice work. Looks great. Can you buy the resin internationally or is it a UK product? Happy Modelling Mon

Can I join your train group please

Great work, looking terrific

Nice work mate!

Great video made up my mind on a station halt for my quarry module.

Kitchen foil works well for flashing.

Love the barrow crossing work, very effective. The sleeper-built buffer would have been filled with ballast (probably old) and no doubt any other rubble they had to hand, not coal, which is far to valuable to leave in a box by the railway! (You aren't the first person I've seen do that this evening!)

Hi I think your modeling skills excels you

I have worked for 40 years in various rock quarries and your detail is amazing

Ground signals should be adjacent to the points facing for wrong direction movements

I have a strange habit of making all of my own materials, i.e., ground scatter, weathering powders, rust, etc. I went to the dollar store and got women's eye makeup to use as weathering powder (medium) as it sticks better than any chalks I've ever used. It comes in just about any color you could imagine. I use food coloring in ground chalk to give my ground up chalk some color and it works quite well. I never throw anything away including bits of scrap wood that I cut up into very small bits and make scrap wood piles to place around the layout. I also save any sanding dust and saw dust that I color with food coloring or acrylic paints and use it for ground material or even a saw dust pile near my sawmill. I make my own hay bales (round ones) with cut up jute string. I also make my own rust powder by putting 0000 steel wool in a quart jar and fill with vinegar and place in the kitchen window for a few weeks. After it all turns a nice rust color i pour it out into a flat 11x14 stainless photo tray (a flat baking dish will also work) and wait a couple of weeks for it to dry. Then I use a single edge razor blade to pulverize it into a powder and store it in little snuff cans. You can use it as a weathering powder or mix with PVA glue and stick it to the sides of buildings or railroad stock. I save all sponge rubber to go in my electric coffee grinder, a little acrylic paint and make my own ground scatter or leaves to go on trees. I have a Nandena bush growing out back that when the little red berries fall off they make good tree armatures. I paint them brown with my airbrush for regular trees and grey for aspens or ash trees. I make grass tufts out of an old wig my wife got me at the dollar store. Just add acrylic paint and glue. I scratch build all my platforms, coal staithes and loading docks. I have a ton of lichen growing out back on the hill behind my house used for bushes, etc. I could go on and on but I better stop here. Cheers from eastern TN

I just finished my coal staithes and made them from balsa wood and matchsticks. They came out pretty good for being scratch built. Cheers from and old modeler from eastern TN

I am finding it really hard to get the grass right on my models, any chance you are near Bedfordshire and can come and help me, I have a 4ft x 3ft model and I've been desperate to get it done for nearly a year now! or would you be able to recommend anyone local to me who could help? I have tried several methods but I cant get it right.

Hey, are you back to modeling this year ?

I have enjoyed your video it helps me with my recovery from my brain tumour and stroke I mention my illness so you know who is watching and why One suggestion try shapeways for some 3d practice detailing 😂❤

great realistic concept, love it, just ordered a set👍

Where did you get the glass fibre helmet from?

Great work here Sam😊😊

what is 'house hold emulsion' ??

Well, I only just discovered your UA-cam channel and I must say that you have got a great appreciation of the environment around a railway, especially in the north. The whole scene has a completely natural atmosphere, congratulations on what to me is a view of my past as a young lad who loved the railways. About a year ago I decided that after 60 years I would like to build a model railway again. The uncanny thing is that I have chose the same backscene and the same Metcalfe viaduct as you. I just hope that I can achieve the same result as you. Keep up the good work. Bill.

wicked neat

Card kits, Whatever you do, They always look like card,

really good

A 12 ´20 le casque est un original ?

Nice!! Do you have a video of how you built the cottage?

Brilliant. What are the dimensions please?

Behind the curve (as usual!) but although sad to see the layout go, many thanks for the excellent guidance through the series - I learnt an awful lot. Best wishes for next project.

Absolutely outstanding channel, been bing watching for days,

Looks absolutely fantastic. Low angle shot at16:30 even before applying the ground textures looks amazing. That is what I am after that level of details. Thank you for the heads up on the WWS range will be looking into those when I get to that point.

Nice one took a lot from this video as I start to scratch build my way back into the craft.

Great to see crew on a loco

1st class, a pleasure to watch and inspirational 👍

How can I get the measurements for this build please? It’s brilliant👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

How can I get the measurements for this build please? It’s amazing!!!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Looks really good. Mortar was often used as flashing material between slates and chimney, more so in a vernacular setting as it was cheap.

What paint did you use

Thank you so much for this guide! I found several guides on brick but none on stone painting so this really helped me with my models.

What paints did you use!? Need that exact color everything on the net is too matte grey and unauthentic IMO

The Barn with no royalties! 😢

You missed out the bullet holes in the JU88, if this had been shot down by a Hurricane or a Spit, there would have been hundreds of em. Otherwise loved it, what a glorious railway.

These videos are brilliant for beginners like me !!

Very good

It’s looking superb I try & follow every shoot

I thought people risked and lost their lives defeating the Nazis and what they stood for, yet here we are 78 years later and you can’t show a swastika or even say the word in a supposedly free society. After posting this comment I watched a similar video by the War Detectorist, and he shows a swastika decal. The video is 2yrs old so perhaps UA-cam is not being regressive and showing maturity on this occasion.

Some really exceptional modelling here. Not sure the professional dry-stone wallers among your audience would like to see the crumbling and neglected nature of your walls though!

Love this, I’ve just started modelling in this scale (used to 1/12th dolls house scale).

Hi, when you say 1mm beige, what colour is that in the WWS range? I cannot find any beige grass :(

Enjoyed that last running sesh dude, new owner will have hours of fun on his new layout. Look forward to seeing what you do next, I know you're busy in rl. Take care and all the best. Brian @ The Angels

Nice video with the helmet painting and weathering, the 'well used in a war' look technique of hitting it with the big metal mallet was awesome! Cheers Gary