DRC part 12: Rock-painting, ground cover, and a start on the trees

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  • Опубліковано 28 жов 2024

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  • @derekalexander4030
    @derekalexander4030 11 місяців тому

    Your rock carving and coloring is spectacular. Just the swing gate and the surrounding area are already turning into what will be the highlight of this layout.

  • @robertlewis7237
    @robertlewis7237 Рік тому

    THANK YOU FOR GREAT SUPER DETAIL VIDEO AS GREAT WATCHING

  • @martinworrall5888
    @martinworrall5888 Рік тому +1

    You certainly know how to get brilliant landscaping 👍

  • @OTRWA
    @OTRWA Рік тому

    This has been great...I am building a section of valley with a trestle bridge and this has been a great inspiration to get going on it again. Thanks

  • @steamfan007
    @steamfan007 Рік тому +1

    So glad you included this part of the build, Peter. Simply stunning.

  • @legotrainchris
    @legotrainchris Рік тому +1

    The change in appearance is amazing! Seeing most of the steps on a (relatively) small area is educational. The mess shows me why I stick to Lego in my living room, even though it doesn't look anywhere near as realistic. 🙂

  • @commonsenseprevails
    @commonsenseprevails Рік тому +4

    In one word... " Perfection " you are without doubt, the best non club single handed builder of layouts out there. Are you British ? you sound English Peter :)

    • @mpeterll
      @mpeterll  Рік тому +2

      I was English, but I've been a US citizen for many years now.

    • @commonsenseprevails
      @commonsenseprevails Рік тому

      @@mpeterll I thought as much Peter. Well you certainly haven't lost your accent :) but I can't fathom out where it's from.
      Your work is fantastic and the US countryside is far more interesting than the UK :) you made a good move. Keep up the great work !

  • @vincenthuying98
    @vincenthuying98 Рік тому +1

    Awesome scenery work dear Peter!

  • @robertrent5218
    @robertrent5218 Рік тому +4

    You are an artist. Note: The dog is not to HO scale,

  • @PeterTillman3
    @PeterTillman3 Рік тому

    Very nice Peter 👏

  • @jimflagg4009
    @jimflagg4009 Рік тому +1

    Wow this is turning out so good. Maybe one of your best ones yet.

  • @Dave_at_Its_My_Model_Railway

    Excellent workmanship Peter - as always

  • @RonStanek
    @RonStanek Рік тому

    WOW!👍

  • @michaeldeckert6023
    @michaeldeckert6023 Рік тому

    You are absolutely incredible. How you do everything so perfect is one of the reasons I watch. Putting the trees under the bridge, It seems unusual. I'm an old Brakeman. SP Western Division. Lots of trees and I don't recall any right under a bridge. Is this something you see a demographic of this railroa?

  • @lowcountryrailroad7701
    @lowcountryrailroad7701 Рік тому

    I been following this build along with your building being built. You do great work. It would be nice to see how you do some of the scenery instead of just pictures. Thanks for sharing your work

  • @fentoncentral-ngauge
    @fentoncentral-ngauge Рік тому

    Excellent as always Peter. When will you start your own layout?

  • @aaamodeltrainsandplanes3774

    Show us how you do the rivers /water effects. Love the work you do it's beautiful !

    • @mpeterll
      @mpeterll  Рік тому

      It's a product called "Envorotex Lite", available from Michaels or on-line. I showed the method a few years ago. Look in the "Brian's layout" play-list.

  • @robertcooney8831
    @robertcooney8831 Рік тому

    Awesome 😊

  • @craigsummers131
    @craigsummers131 Рік тому +1

    your landscaping is always impressive, do you have a video on how you make your trees ?

    • @mpeterll
      @mpeterll  Рік тому +1

      Yes, I created two videos a few years ago. They are in the scenery play-list.

    • @craigsummers131
      @craigsummers131 Рік тому

      @@mpeterll thanks will check it out ...

  • @johnholt7874
    @johnholt7874 Рік тому

    17:59 Hi Peter. Two questions have you done a video on making the trees, and can you please move the camera more slowly as I find I can't see the details you have put into the areas you have sent so much time doing.
    Great episode as usual.

  • @malcolmone1
    @malcolmone1 Рік тому

    sometimes in real life, tress sometimes do fall over a bit

  • @TheSonofruss
    @TheSonofruss Рік тому

    My shop supervisor isn’t as interested in my projects normally he just naps in his dog bed

  • @FougarouBe
    @FougarouBe Рік тому

    Hello Peter :) As always, your work is really amazing. But as always too, I am sorry, but I have to tell you again (I already did 1 or 2 years ago and some others told you as well but in a rude way), your way of filming is ruining your videos. :( For your own channel success, could you please stop moving so quickly when you are filming and could you also please stop swinging the camera all the time ? Please. :) I am not telling you this to be bad but, on the contrary, to help you to improve the presentation of your amazing work. :) The way the eyes move in reality is not compatible with filming. You need to adapt the moves of the camera to this reality instead of just pointing it to what you are loooking at. It's not a big deal to achieve and it will improve your videos a lot. Trust me. :) I have to reduce the video speed by half to not get dizzy and to have the time to catch all the details you carved in your rocks. :( Thank you in advance and kind regards. :)

    • @mpeterll
      @mpeterll  Рік тому

      Making videos is not one of my strong points.

    • @FougarouBe
      @FougarouBe Рік тому

      @@mpeterll Hello Peter :) You are a very talented and clever guy (to be able to plan and build such layouts on your own, you need to be clever). And in addition, you are extraordinary quick in your process ! I am sure you can easily transform this weaker point in one of your numerous strengths ! :) My best wishes from Belgium. Have a nice day ! :)