Building A OO Gauge Model Railway: The Scratch Build Series 2.6 - Internal Detailing
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- Other than a small addition to the roof this episode concentrates on fitting out the interior from the flooring, walls and glazing to the recognisable fixtures of an actual signal box.
Signal Box Shopping List
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2mm Mount/Grey board - www.scalemodel...
Roket Card Glue - www.scalemodel...
Slaters 4mm Corrugated Plasticard 0436
SMS Midland Signal Box Windows LX146-OO - www.scalemodel...
Slaters 4mm Flemish Bond Brick Plasticard 0407
Revell Matt 37 Reddish Brown
Revell Matt 84 Leather Brown
Medium Grey Acrylic Paint
Plastruct Square Rod 0.40
Plastruct Square Rod 0.30
Slaters Plain Plasticard
Slaters 4mm Roof Tiles 0426
Plastruct 0.030 U Channel
Ratio 553 Signal Box Interior Kit
Clear Plastic Sheet (discarded packing material works perfectly)
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Title music by ‘Longzijun’
Title artwork by ‘Charlie MacGowan’
Wow brilliant work, loved all the different tones of wood on the floor boards 👍
Thank you Wardle, glad you like it. Paul
Nothing short of brilliant, you should be so proud of the build so far. Cheers Greg
I’m definitely very happy with it Greg. Thank you. Paul
Fantastic job. Duct tape idea is brilliant.
Cheers Mal, it works quite well but you do need a good quality one, mines showing it’s cheapness. 😆 Paul
I really do admire your painting techniques Paul. That floor looks very realistic. The duct tape is inspired also. The signal box will be the next build for me. I think I have nearly everything I need, including a kit for making the steps at N gauge. I hope to start work in about a week's time. Stephen
Thank you Stephen, I know most signal boxes would have had a plain floor but for me the wooden one does look much better. I can’t wait to see your signal box build. A kit for the steps will make things much easier to do, particularly in n gauge, I’ll be starting mine at the weekend. Paul
Great work as always Paul..well done my friend...Chris
Thank you Chris, now get back to preparing that update. 😆 Paul
Lovely job of the interior Paul.
Geoff
Thank you Geoff. Paul
Magnificent mate 👍 That box interior looks fabulous!
Thank you again Gary. Paul
Wow! What a difference the detailed interior makes.
Fine work as always Paul and would never have thought of using tape for the roof tile capping.
Brilliant stuff!
Thanks Jamie, the tape works well as long as it sticks. 😆 Paul
Beautiful work. I will save this for future reference. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for watching and commenting Larry. Paul
Awesome Paul!! Well done. Cheers Onno.
Thank you Onno. Paul
Brilliant. I would have thought that duct tape was too thick, but, once again, I am wrong! And I have just (last night) installed that same wood flooring in a station building - it's getting the Paul treatment! - even though you wont be able to see much of it.
You can barely see the flooring in the box either but I know it’s there. That’s all that matters to me. 😆 Paul
@@GalgormHall ;-) I have had the flooring for ages but only just found it again the other day - such a guddle in my loft! Cheers
Fantastic, thanks for sharing. Duct tape for the ridge and hip tiles is yet another great idea!
Thank you for watching IKS. Paul
Great work as per usual Paul. Susannah
Aww thank you Susannah. Paul
Like the layout you are doing and keep posting videos up stay safe
Thank you Anfield Road. Paul
Fantastic Paul, the floor effect and interior...wow
Thank you Julian as always. Paul
Fabulous work Paul Great idea using the duck tape for the ridging tiles Iam sure you used that on a earlier projct as I was wanting to do the same trick on a recent build but could not find where i haf seen it i was sure it was one of your videos anyway ended up using masking tape fot my ridges. Keep up all the good work all the best Pete
The masking tape should work just as well Peter although perhaps a little less tacky. Paul
Cheers Paul so its stayed stuck down just wanted to say with out your UA-cam channel I don't think I would have tried scratch building large structures like a signal box so many thank again for sharing
Superb Paul, great video.
I would never have thought about using duct tape for the roof, now I will be haha. The wooden floor is so good, I love it, toned down it looks well worn.
Great video
Alex
Thanks Alex, just make sure you get a good quality duct tape, mines showing the lack of funds spent on it. 😆 Paul
@@GalgormHall You and your pound shop purchases haha
Nice bit of detailing there Paul - will look the part on your layout. cheers Euan
Thank you Euan, I’m really itching to see it finished now and bedded in to its rightful spot. Paul
I've really enjoyed this series. I'm working on a couple of signal boxes and have found your videos really helpful. Thank you for sharing your ideas and techniques.
Hi Bexhill, I’m so glad they’ve been of help and thank you. Paul
Brilliant stuff, Paul. Glad to see the finer uses of duct tape have continued on! The interior kit looks amazing- you painted it up. The wooden floor was the true masterpiece- a simple trick. I would always just dab various browns on the flooring boards and them smear them and thought it looked good, but yours really are superb. Cheers!
Hi Anthony, thank you for the kind comments as always. Paul
This build is an amazing work, great modelling. I am learning heaps Paul cheers. Paul at Sandling Junction
Glad you’re enjoying them bud. Paul
Looks excellent!
Thank you Hillcot. Paul
Hi Paul, tremendous update as always 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 Must say the floorboards are a work of art 😍 it really is eye 👁 opening how you use acrylics to blend together the enamel painting 😉Keep up the great work and best wishes from County Wicklow ☘️
Hi Paul, thank you so much as usual. Take care yourself bud. Paul
Wonderful job Paul, the interior looks fantastic! Have you considered using copper foil "Slug barrier tape" instead of Duck Tape for the capping stones? It's an idea I have had in mind to use in the future, but not actually tried it out myself yet!, but I think it should work quite well. You can get it from most Garden and DIY Centres. Take care and stay safe mate, now go wash your friggin' hands, again! lol ...Cheers. Les.
Thanks Les, I haven’t heard of copper foil tape but I’ll check it out the next time I’m in the garden centre. Wash my hands? Those are hard working money earning hands. 😆 Paul
This is great! Full of inspiration and encouragement. And the outcome is looking amazing. 👌🏼
Thank you so much Scooby. Paul
Looks great mate. Needs a clock and kettle
Thanks Ian, I really do, the one thing they don’t have in the kit is a kettle, the clock I have but overlooked it on the sprue. 🙄 Paul
Real eye for detailing great work👍👌
Thank you. Paul
Looking forward to more great modeling now Galgorm Hall
Always great to see a video :D!
Thank you Brandon. Paul
Fantastic Paul, wish I could create my models as you.
Thank you Brian, give it a go and you might surprise yourself. My aim with these videos is to show you step by step so you can reproduce them too. Paul
,Hi Paul. Thank you for the technique of using duct tape for the ridge tiles. My modelling is not quite the same skill level as yours, but the ridge tiles hide a multitude of sines.
Thanks you. Don’t worry about your skill levels, we are all learning in this game and editing my videos also hide a multitude of sins. 😆 Paul
Paul, I would suggest getting some aluminum foil tape rather than duct tape, It moulds like lead flashing, and is incredibly adhesive.
Thanks Malcolm, that’s a good shout and I’ll certainly hunt it out. Paul
The master of scratch building. Incredible work. It's such a shame I chose early 90s. Ten years earlier I would of had 2 stunning boxes at Exeter I would of scratch built.
I’d really liked to have seen those boxes on your layout, two stunning examples and such a loss to the layout. Damn those time periods we work within. 😆 Paul
Museum quality, that's all I can say.
Far to generous with your words David. Thank you. Paul
Hello I'm checking out your channel on a suggestion from Schuylkill River Valley ( John ) . Outstanding job on the building . It's almost a shame to put a roof over it . Are they oil paints you used on the floor ? Thanks for sharing and look forward to learning more . Take care . Jerry
Hi Jerry, thank you for visiting and commenting. The roof will be removable so the viewer can get an occasional glimpse of the interior. The flooring was painted using enamel paints by Humbrol, Revell and Airfix. Hope that helps. Paul
Hi Paul another great video and a great builded of the single box oh I am thinking of building a 80 class 3 car set I have spares lima mk2b tso coaches to build it I will have to get a hornby class73 loco to build it I have not built a 80 class for 33 years it would be interesting to see how it would turn out after so many years mate stay safe and well Paul clive
Thanks Clive, keep me posted on the Class 80 Build. Perhaps it would be easier doing two at the same time, one for you and one for me. 😉 Paul
@@GalgormHall hi Paul well I am working on my mk2c conversion at the moment it would be a easy to build a 80class along side the mk2c fo/fk/tso coaches as a lot of the work is the same except the 80 class power car we will see what happens Paul as I said I need a hornby class73 to power the 80class power car I do not have one at the moment clive
amazing video, the signal box looks brilliant, just out of interest, am i way too late to join the whole network youtube thing? my layout isnt much at the moment but it should come along nicely - cheers, adam
Thank you Locoforce. You can certainly joint the Model Rail Network Facebook group, the more the merrier. Paul