Now I follow Foscale, I follow Jensen, but this might be one of the most fantastic things I've ever seen! Lol ... I could get lost looking at a square foot of it for hours. This is really incredible work and I can't wait to learn from you. I'll definitely be in touch brother!
Just watched your video and listening to you that you are thinking about repainting a the first building. It looks great - here is the problem in when we build our layouts is that we are our worst critics because we look at others modeling and we always want to be like them but then they look at ours and they want to be like us. Here is what I have learnt what ever you do leave it as it is yours and as I watched this video I tell you there is nothing wrong with your layout it is magnificent and beautiful. We are not all ment to be George Selios. Blessings Pastor Randy Bourque Wonderful video
I want to congratulate you on building a really fantastic layout. I find your work very inspiring. It's like looking at a painting. Keep up the good work and I hope you do more of these videos where you show off what you're doing.
I love that you follow no conventional rules and just follow your heart in your art. What's that brick retaining wall? You mentioned from Trains of Texas but I can't find anything
It’s a wall that was originally produced in the 1980s by Malcolm Furlow. We gave a bunch away to people that donated to Magic Wheelchair about a year ago.
Looking good. May I ask what company did you order your models from? I'm planning a layout with dual Guage operations and I'm having a hard time finding hon30 locomotives. Any suggestions?
All the paint you sell is really based on three colors, crimson red, cobalt blue and yellow. It's easy to mix and find what ever color you need, add white to kill the color. That's it, real art. Well, some real art. Shadows would help your layout it you knew how. Adding real shadows would really boost your sales, maybe someone will come along and show you how.
Absolutely fantastic bro!!
James, my keyboard is ruined from all the drool. And just when I thought it couldn't get any cooler....deadrail! Anxious to see more as you go.
Now I follow Foscale, I follow Jensen, but this might be one of the most fantastic things I've ever seen! Lol ... I could get lost looking at a square foot of it for hours. This is really incredible work and I can't wait to learn from you. I'll definitely be in touch brother!
It looks amazing James! can't wait to see the rest of it come together. ~Dennis
Just watched your video and listening to you that you are thinking about repainting a the first building.
It looks great - here is the problem in when we build our layouts is that we are our worst critics because we look at others modeling and we always want to be like them but then they look at ours and they want to be like us.
Here is what I have learnt what ever you do leave it as it is yours and as I watched this video I tell you there is nothing wrong with your layout it is magnificent and beautiful.
We are not all ment to be George Selios.
Blessings Pastor Randy Bourque
Wonderful video
I want to congratulate you on building a really fantastic layout. I find your work very inspiring. It's like looking at a painting. Keep up the good work and I hope you do more of these videos where you show off what you're doing.
Looking forward to seeing the palm trees!
I love that you follow no conventional rules and just follow your heart in your art. What's that brick retaining wall? You mentioned from Trains of Texas but I can't find anything
It’s a wall that was originally produced in the 1980s by Malcolm Furlow. We gave a bunch away to people that donated to Magic Wheelchair about a year ago.
Looking good. May I ask what company did you order your models from? I'm planning a layout with dual Guage operations and I'm having a hard time finding hon30 locomotives. Any suggestions?
If you need any help building your new shop, let me know. I can drive up and I'm really good at watching.
Hahahaha
How did you make the row boats
All the paint you sell is really based on three colors, crimson red, cobalt blue and yellow. It's easy to mix and find what ever color you need, add white to kill the color. That's it, real art. Well, some real art. Shadows would help your layout it you knew how. Adding real shadows would really boost your sales, maybe someone will come along and show you how.