New Junction - Adding a Station Pilot Siding, Part Six | Completed!
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- Опубліковано 19 сер 2024
- In This episode at the modern image 00 gauge layout New Junction, we delve deeper into the progress on the Station side of the layout and complete (for now) the Station pilot sidings.
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Superb!! I love your videos!
@@Class43Harrison thanks!
Excellent series with the pilot siding, looks great
Thanks James
As I have said before your layout is one of the best out there so how you paint things does not matter as long as you get a good result and you certainly have,
Always use what you are happy with not what others tell you, Advice is good as long as its not forced upon one.
Some like me use airbrushes because that's what we are comfortable using and a brush too on tricky places using a brush on its own can and does give the same effects depending on how skilled you are with it and I would say you are plenty skilled enough for brush alone better than I could do that's for sure and I bet many other model builder's to plus your cool approach to teaching is splendid and interesting your a natural to the camera all the best John from rugby.
How very kind of you to say so John, I've always modeled what I want and tell others to do the same. Hopfully turns out for the best! Failing that we can leave bits on the cutting room floor Haha.
Thanks
Richard
Grate work mate nice class 20 and the 37884 I got that model on my model railway 😀👍
Nice!
An excellent final result to a cracking series. It all came together nicely.
Great stuff.
Cheers Tim! H&M ;-)
Glad i gave you the idea 🤣🤣 OJ great video again, cant wait to see the next stage being started now
Ditto, chopping at the bit!
Excellent mini series . You must be pleased how it turned out.
Yes very and had great fun doing it too!
It looks really good Richard - well done.
Coming along nicely. I don't worry too much about the position of soldered wires as you can always disguise them, as you've done, with ballast, paint, etc. Cheers
Thanks Davie, I committed one of the modeling sins by soldering to the side. My railway my rules sadly Haha
Would like to see a running session that includes the newly finished pilot siding if possible. Layout looks fab.
You’ve produced a great little scene there Richard, love it. I’m with you on the soldering boat, absolutely hate it and paint hides a thousand errors. 😉 Paul
*pours paint on layout* Haha cheers Paul!
Really well put together at work night shift watching at lunch friend Paul joce likes it and said hello once again nice meeting you on Sunday 7th in Birmingham bye for now
Dont work too hard Pete! Good to see you to!
Nicely done. Your attention to detail is 2nd to none! Enjoyed watching the series! 🤟
Thanks pal, I'm glad you've enjoyed it!
Thank you Richard. Brilliant as always.
Your welcome Tony!
Who would have thought a load of rubish could look so good 😊
Looking good.
Looking Rubbish! ;-)
Loved the series great way to learn even watching you use the dremal to cut track so simple but I never thought of it
Glad you enjoyed it!
Outstanding work! Keep it up. Peter
Thanks Peter
brilliant!! fantastic detailing...love the litter!!...and the RHTT !! cheers,dave
Thanks Dave!
Awesome work once again. Well needed for me as I’ve never really weathered track before, so thanks!
Thanks Josh, You can do wonders with washes especially using different colours.
New Junction definitely! I paint Warhammer models so I use washes with them, I make my own using left over paint. I’ve just never applied to my track out of fear of it not running afterwards! But watching this it puts the old mind at ease a bit knowing it’ll still run!
@@Jozda if in doubt have a practice. :-)
Brilliant Richard, love the litter.....👍
Thanks David, A great little addition from Garry!
Excellent work! Good attention to detail
Thanks Neons!
A great video Richard. And lots of good tips as well. Martin Coalbridge Junction
Thanks Martin!
@@NewJunction your very welcome are you going to be at the warley show at the nec would be great to meet up and say hello regards Martin
Very nice series. Enjoyed it a lot the attention to detail is superb. I agree about the cable drums being a bit new looking mentioned in another comment. Great work.
Thanks, I'll add that to the list. :-D
Well done Richard. Turned out really good, very reslistic.
Thanks Paul, glad you like it!
Hi Richard. Great work with the siding scene I love the litter really adds to the scene, even if I would like to clear it all up. Well done it all looks excellent. Regards George....
Thanks George!
This has come along so well and really looks the business. The paths and fences I’m a big fan of. Clint
Thanks Clint, glad you like it!
Loved the mini series Rich! Well done mate 👍
Thanks, Glad you enjoyed it!
Looks great. Love the track weathering technique without using an airbrush. My layout is in my bedroom so an airbrush isn't really the best idea so will definitly be using that idea. Thanks a lot
Same here
Yeah it's easy and you can build up the colours for more detail.
Beautiful finish to the scene Richard! Like mom always said, "the devil's in the details". Enjoyed the series. Best, John
Thanks John!
Great video. ☺️
You’ve done a fantastic job
Thanks Shaun, glad you liked it!
Nice little video again Richard. Cheers 😊
Thanks David!
Excellent video those finishing touches make a big difference.
Thanks, they do add a certain something!
Great little serise, looks great
Thanks Daniel!
Really nice work, looks really good, thanks for sharing
Thanks for commenting
I think you know what im gonna say Richard😀 Awesome video, lovely scene and keep up the brilliant work mate 👌
Cheers pal, really glad you enjoyed it!
Superb work & that’s a great way to deal with visible droppers
Easy fix really, tha is for the comment!
Looks fantastic!
Thanks!
The scene is all coming together nicely Richard.
I'm planning to ballast and weather the track through my main station over the next week or two, so it was interesting to see the quantities you added for the sleeper grime/water mix. That tone is pretty bang on to what I need.
Cheers
Jamie
It's by no means amazing but really takes away from that 'new' look. Tha is as always pal
Turned out very well. Nice. The end of the walkway at the turnout is still floating, maybe add some ballast there as well. Love the cable rolls.
Still the odd bit that I'll tackle, thanks for the comment!
Fantastic scene. Great vid 👍
Thanks grandad
Really enjoyed the series! The scene looks excellent!
Thanks Joe!
Awesome scene Richard!!! Well done!! Cheers Onno.
Thanks Onno
Great to see such detail.....I'm jealous really.....great video and looking forward to your next project.....👍
Castle Junction don't be, it's rather simple to do.
Better and better richard
Thanks pal
Richard thank you, that is excellent, and your 100% right little details like rubbish make a scene.
I think the cable drums need a bit of weathering that's my only thought, the red of the buffers does add so much colour too with the scene being what it is it was a little dark, but that really helps.
I cannot wait for your next mini-series of videos as you go on.
Coming very soon! Thanks for the comment Alex
good job Richard like the cable drums and the litter 👍
Thanks, they're not bad!
Looking good Richard........................John.
Thanks John
(Joe) an other great video my mate keep them coming haven’t got a layout yet but I’ve 1or2 bits and peaces I’m just starting out at the moment so I love watching your videos very inspirational my friend 👍👍
Glad you enjoy them, who knows one day you'll have a layout!
Looks really nice mate cannot wait to see your next project
Cheers Ant!
Nice update and a good series overall there Richard...
A way to solder the droppers especially for sidings... which you might find easier is to do it at or very near the end... makes it easier to hide/disguise them with buffer stops etc that way. hope that helps... Pete.
Thanks Pete, I've done that in the station sidings believe it or not.
@@NewJunction, I meant you can solder the droppers to the inside of the rails, if you can't solder them, or get to the underside of the rails... very handy if the track has already been fitted.
As locos and rolling stock won't be effected as the buffer stop is there... and they can be hidden alot easier with ballast and the buffer stop being placed over the top... plus theres always abit of grass/weeds growing up around a buffer stop too usually!
Looks amazing you keep improving the layout constantly!
I try, keeps my mind of the day to day stresses Haha
Splendid video as always. Looks Absolutely fantastic, loved the video. Great job.
Regards
Aidan
Thanks Aidan
Excellent work really enjoyed watching the project.
Thanks Patrick
What a great video with lots of variety. Richard your attention to detail is impressive. Cheers Greg
Thanks as always Greg, it's amazing how quickly its changed
Top quality content!
Very kind!
great video mate ! Looks fabulous
Thanks!
it looks very good Richard :)
Thanks
As I have just seen in another comment, I too, think the cable drums look too new to be abounded. I am old school as you probably know. The buffers i think would look better with the legs painted black and just the beam across the front painted red, but what do I know about modern railways? Nothing. I been in Thailand for 15 years. But at the end of the day it is what you want and not what somebody else does that counts. I have enjoyed the series. Many thanks.
Thanks for the comment, buffers are all red nowadays hehe
Very nice Richard, interesting update. Maybe those cable drums could do with a bit of weathering?
Regards
Geoff
Added to the list, cheers
Fond memories of pulling those 48 core cables along several km of track.
Bet that kept you fit lol
New Junction Aye, it sure did. ATB mate. 👍🏼
Nice job now all done... have to send the litter pickers round there now though ...
Haha yep, thanks Dave
I've found that tiny pieces of fools gold works quite well as ballast just its a bit shiny
They would be small indeed lol
mmmm good work Richard really looking good now love the 37 looks fab :)SYD (woodsend junction)
Can't beat a good 37!
Interesting!
Indeed...
Lovely work as usual. That rubbish really is tiny but quite effective.
Great job Richard, what next?
Thanks Gerry, I've a few projects on the go, I think I'll Finnish the entrance to the scene next.
Anyone else wonder how the van got to the site with a retaining wall at the back and a fence all around.
Great video it looking like a great scene
Thanks David
Very good you need some bins on that layout 😂😂😂 you should put some on the platforms and make them look like they are over flowing
That litter is a great little detail. I’m still concerned for the van driver who has to get through the gate and negotiate round the buffers
Theres another gate! ;-)
Is that at the far right end? Hadn't noticed that one until I just looked again really closely.
Hi new junction, just giving you a bit of advice if you want to keep your Newcastle central scene realistic, you only get class 67 DB,s in the pilot siding.
Only? I've seen all sorts :-D
Rule 1 applies
Great work well done but what about an exit for the work van done
Watch this space, the entire left hand side of the scene is yet to be done. ;-)
New Junction brilliant thanks for reply
What would you do with all this if you moved house???
Keep watching, I did move house lol
now that does look good. love the rubbish haha :)
A theme in most of my videos lol rubbish!
Hi Richard sorry I'm a really late comer too your amazing channel and am working my way through all your informative videos. I've just watched your video on adding a signal too your heritage line from 2 years ago, I was wondering if you would be so kind as you tell me what soldering iron and solder you use as I have no idea whats so ever about soldering. Thanks so much
Hi Paul, thanks for the message, I'm glad you enjoy the channel.
The soldering Iron I use is a real cheapy no frills Iron that you can pick up for £14.99-19.99. :-D
Regards
Richard
@@NewJunction Perfect thank you so much Richard. Keep up the great work your so informative
Hi Richard. Looking really good now. The finer details make so much difference. Notice you have reverted to the soldering method which I know you don't like!!. Did you redo all the layout rather than stick with the pre- soldered joiners?. Cheers.
No the rest of the layout stayed the same with pre soldered couplings, I'd use them ordinarily myself just didn't have any.
Thanks for the comment!
@@NewJunction Cheers Richard.
Did i miss something? The rail yard workers and van, how do they get out and about?
You missed the other gate lol
@@NewJunction I guess...lol
What’s the saxophone song called
Ehrling - Typhoon
Hi Richard love your method of weathering your track, quick question, the paint you put on the track doesn't cause any problems around the points I take it. Cheers Paul
non for me so far Paul. :D
@@NewJunction Perfect thank you for the speedy reply
@@paulcole9214 your welcome! :-)
another great video. always interesting. but I hope you don't mind me saying. I think the coke cans look a little oversize.
bob
Trust me Bob they need to be! :-D
but they still look fab. well done
Job done , although is it ever done.....
I dont think you ever Finnish lol
Dose the hairspray stick the litter in place
Yes lightly
Noob question, but how long does it on average take for the paint to dry? How long do you wait in between layers/washes? Can't wait for the next series!
In my loft I can add more paint after 15 mins but leave the layout at least 24 hours before running trains.
Hello! i have a question for you all, what is your favourite locomotive? mine is the class 67
Class 91 or the humble Black 5
Another fantastic video this is turning out amazing I look forward to seeing more videos and I'm also going to share it to my new Facebook group page call trains cross the world my goal behind creating this group is to bring everyone in the world together to share the love of this Hobby in one place from layout updates, how to videos, railfanning, photos and anyting about trains, please feel free to come and check it out and join us
BALD8BIL thanks I'll have a look
As always you’ve put a lot of effort in to production can I ask you about the music you chose it’s great who is it?🤔
It's all by Ehrling, part of the copyright free library. Thanks for the comment.
When are you getting around to the top of the retaining wall?
Wont be too long, I'd like to get the ground work sorted first.
Excellent stuff. Coke cans look a bit big.
Almost a monster can size.
Cool
Cheers!
What are dropper wires for
new to dcc
Yep and I did a video on it if you fancy watching.
Hi,
Which Saxophone backing track have you used ???
Cheers.
Erhling - Typhoon
👍👍👍
Have you seen the new n gauge layout video i did 2 days ago I’m starting to get some ideas from your videos
I have indeed, have fun with yours!
New Junction thank you for subscribing means a lot
@@liamsngauge8770 my pleasure!
Are you DCC or DC layout ????
DCC
Love the trash.
Thanks