Sorry for some reason the end of my video cut short, The most voted name was in Blue The Railway Hotel, so thanks to everyone for voting I will add the end of the video to the next build video this week of the town houses
I'm always on the look out for different models to build and looked at these when i saw your video but then was disapointed to see they don't do N guage - ahhh well back to metcalfe and scale scenes for me. Thanks for the upload Mark. Regards Steve
lol was a little complex to be fair but got my head round it in the end, few beads of sweat on the brow at times. Look forward to seeing yours in the future, thanks for watching
Mark, That hotel looks great, I've not tried those kits out before, ideal way to add buildings to layout, without costing a small fortune. Like the name too, in blue does look better. Take care and all the best. Brian @ The Angels
Definitely a cheaper option as I had a few thought I would see what there like not to bad cover with a bit of lichen around the edges and hopefully will blend into the background a bit, oh btw your voucher is in the post forgot to email you and let you know, hope your doing ok 🙂
Hey, building stuff for a layout... means a layout is in the works! Great to see you about, Mark! Hope you are well! Those cardstock buildings look pretty sharp.
Hey Anthony, yep the flooring has started so thought I would start a few kits whilst waiting for that to be done then onto base boards 🙂 thanks for watching hope your well, did pop on your stream on Friday 🙂
I do quite like the quirkiness of super quick kits! I've got quite a few on my layout, one thing I'd recommend is going over the white laser cut edges with a pencil it makes a quite a difference. Nice video Mark :D
Interesting to see the old stalwarts like Superquick still in use with modern adhesives as opposed to flour and water glue which I used on my first over 50 years ago! The only criticism I might make, looking at the construction, is a bit too much of the sticky stuff.
Wow never knew the old way to make Glue, thanks for your feedback I agree I did struggle with the flow of the glue, I normally use fine tip applicators but missed placed them so took a risk, thanks for watching 🙂
Sorry for some reason the end of my video cut short, The most voted name was in Blue The Railway Hotel, so thanks to everyone for voting I will add the end of the video to the next build video this week of the town houses
I'm always on the look out for different models to build and looked at these when i saw your video but then was disapointed to see they don't do N guage - ahhh well back to metcalfe and scale scenes for me. Thanks for the upload Mark.
Regards
Steve
Looks really nice. lots of nice detail. Thanks for sharing. Dave
Thanks for a cheap kit not to bad
Must admit you make building supperquick models look so easy I may have another bash at mine.
lol was a little complex to be fair but got my head round it in the end, few beads of sweat on the brow at times. Look forward to seeing yours in the future, thanks for watching
Nice little build, they look like they have a little more strength built in than the older ones.
Yeah they seem a lot more stronger than they look I thought I was going to put extra but it seems ok thanks for watching 🙂
good vid on the builds thanks lee
Thanks Lee 🙂
Great to see super quick still being used.
I quite like the old kits now I’ve built a new layout plans will include a couple of the superquick kits
Mark, That hotel looks great, I've not tried those kits out before, ideal way to add buildings to layout, without costing a small fortune. Like the name too, in blue does look better. Take care and all the best. Brian @ The Angels
Definitely a cheaper option as I had a few thought I would see what there like not to bad cover with a bit of lichen around the edges and hopefully will blend into the background a bit, oh btw your voucher is in the post forgot to email you and let you know, hope your doing ok 🙂
@@HemelDownModelRailway thanks Mark, yeah doing ok 👌.
A very nice stuff this hotel kit . Great addition to your layout . Best regards , Robert .
Thanks Robert hope your well
Not long now till we get the loft layout. I am very impressed with your building skills Mark. Regards Tom
Thanks Tom, yep kit building whilst the flooring is being completed then onto baseboards 🙂 thanks for watching
Hey Mark, I like the kit and it will a good addition to the new layout. Take care and stay safe. :) :) :)
Thanks Colin 🙂🙂
Great video as always. I agree with @Heartfillia Railway I do think the metcalfe kits are easier Great to see progress.
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Definitely agree with that 🙂 hope your well
Hey, building stuff for a layout... means a layout is in the works! Great to see you about, Mark! Hope you are well! Those cardstock buildings look pretty sharp.
Hey Anthony, yep the flooring has started so thought I would start a few kits whilst waiting for that to be done then onto base boards 🙂 thanks for watching hope your well, did pop on your stream on Friday 🙂
Need to try a Superquick model - this looks good. I've with you on limiting points for your layout - keep it simple and watch trains run!
A little fiddly and not great instructions but otherwise I’m fairly impressed to be honest hopefully it will blend into the scenery a bit
I do quite like the quirkiness of super quick kits! I've got quite a few on my layout, one thing I'd recommend is going over the white laser cut edges with a pencil it makes a quite a difference. Nice video Mark :D
Thanks for the tip 🙂 thanks for watching 🙂
Interesting to see the old stalwarts like Superquick still in use with modern adhesives as opposed to flour and water glue which I used on my first over 50 years ago! The only criticism I might make, looking at the construction, is a bit too much of the sticky stuff.
Wow never knew the old way to make Glue, thanks for your feedback I agree I did struggle with the flow of the glue, I normally use fine tip applicators but missed placed them so took a risk, thanks for watching 🙂
I have the same hotel on my layout :) I find Metcalfe kits easier than Superquick though :)
It’s a nice kit, but yes definitely agree with you metcalfe models are far more easier:)