A different method from the way I make my windows. Very nice way you showed your method step by step! I've only built one house in 1/2 in scale. I will be working on a school building in 1/8 in scale soon and will consider doing a step by step of my window making methods. Thanks for posting this. I has truly inspired me!
Just curious. The window that you are making in this video looks bigger than O scale. Are you using traditional O scale of 1:48 or is this in between O and G? Like a 1:24 or something.
Your windows look great and will have to try painting the mullians. I would however recommend taping a 1/8 or 1/4" piece of plywood inside the mitre box to save the saw blade and it will give you a sharper cut on the back side of the wood.
+lora press I used 1/8-inch (approx 3mm) foam core board for the walls, cardstock (heavy paper) for the window sashes, and wooden coffee stirrers for strip wood.
I am going to see if l need to use more than one cardboard box to build up my popicle house for some little ladies that l know l pray to God that it stay together for them all to 🙏🙋
The wall is 3mm (1/8-inch) foam core. The sashes are cut from cardstock I laminated in layers with glue to make it thicker. The wooden frames are cut from coffee stirrers. And the window "glass" is clear plastic from some packaging.
@@recoveringsoul755 also the clear moulded parts can be used for structure or plaster of paris and the like moulds of parts. Eg. Muffin shape upside down makes great column pilasters. many shapes available if you look.
This is ABSOLUTELY, without question, the best sash window tutorial I have viewed. Great attention to detail with an excellent result! Kudos!
A different method from the way I make my windows. Very nice way you showed your method step by step! I've only built one house in 1/2 in scale. I will be working on a school building in 1/8 in scale soon and will consider doing a step by step of my window making methods. Thanks for posting this. I has truly inspired me!
Without doubt one of the best videos on scale window making I have seen . Thanks
Just curious. The window that you are making in this video looks bigger than O scale. Are you using traditional O scale of 1:48 or is this in between O and G? Like a 1:24 or something.
ive learned more ways of inexpensive ways to scratch build thing from your videos thanks man keep it up
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I like that indeed. Thanks for sharing
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Your windows look great and will have to try painting the mullians. I would however recommend taping a 1/8 or 1/4" piece of plywood inside the mitre box to save the saw blade and it will give you a sharper cut on the back side of the wood.
Good tip. Thanks!
Excellent work, now my foamcore models can have windows. Thanks
Beautiful work. If I could just keep from slicing off the tip of my middle finger when using straight edge and razor.
Just get several of the prism shaped draftsman rulers, many scales available. Also way easier to hold on to.
Hello! The window looks like a real one.
excuse me, wich is that white material you are useing?
wow great work class video keep it up!!!!👍👍
Laser Creation-World thanks a lot
What was the material used in your building???... .what type of board is it??thanks...
What type of board are you using to cut?
i'm a new architecte student i wanna know what's the necessaire materials we need . thank you a lot
+lora press I used 1/8-inch (approx 3mm) foam core board for the walls, cardstock (heavy paper) for the window sashes, and wooden coffee stirrers for strip wood.
I am going to see if l need to use more than one cardboard box to build up my popicle house for some little ladies that l know l pray to God that it stay together for them all to 🙏🙋
Sir ye jo white seet h
Eska kya name h
absolutely fantastic.what kind of cardboard are you using? please tell me.
What about stenciling on the mullions: mask off area then smooth on thick gesso, joint compound, or whatever white paste would be most durable.
What was that you use to keep the sticks orthogonal?
Great vid. GREAT music.
Hello, could you please let me know the name of the thin plastic sheet thing you used as the window glass? Thank you so much!!
I used clear plastic from some packaging.
YUHANG LI They are called OHP sheets
YUHANG LI You can get it in any stationary in India
Nicely done!
what size sheets spec s you have there
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Where do you get the plastic window strip?
One could use the junk mail window that shows name / address or any plastic cover for product inside when buying. Hobby shops also, E bay/Amazon
Recycle packaging
very nice. i am first timer what are the materials please. thanks
Lovely
Very nice 👍
Nice work!
Yes, I think you are doing a great job👍👍
good job
Very helpful thank you
Yes, I think you are doing a great job!!!
what is the materials ?
The wall is 3mm (1/8-inch) foam core. The sashes are cut from cardstock I laminated in layers with glue to make it thicker. The wooden frames are cut from coffee stirrers. And the window "glass" is clear plastic from some packaging.
is it sintra board??
Boa tarde , você faz porta chaves com modelos de casa? Mande um vídeo pra mim.
what the name of this window??
It's a model of a double-hung sash window.
@@oscalescratchbuilder how would you make this window so it could open? Just not glue it in?
my windows need to be curved. im replicating the CBQ Burligton Iowa station
que material utilizas?
Cristofer Monfillo looks like a it's called foam core
Size kya hain inki
plzzzzz c.m. centi miter cutting
Making this at 1:87 ho scale buildings will demand a lot more finesse🤔🙄
so? as much as you want. always easier to find a reason not to do something.
que material es
+Alexis esta Ruiz I used foamcore and some cardstock, with some coffee stirrers for stripwood.
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That's 11 min I wont get back...
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Hello what kind of plastic you use for the windows?
Recycle your food packaging, or any clear plastic from non food packaging
@@recoveringsoul755 also the clear moulded parts can be used for structure or plaster of paris and the like moulds of parts. Eg. Muffin shape upside down makes great column pilasters. many shapes available if you look.
large panels from cake and pastry packaging.