Thanks for the great video, I’ve been wondering how I was going to do my shops on a hill. You’re shown me how to get around a problem that I’ve had trouble with… many thanks
My buddy Jason whipping out a 6 inch razor and asking hourly employees if he can have their scraps; then talking about a "really big discount!" I love it! 😂❤😂
Thank you for this video, Jason. To my mind, a proper and realistic installation of a structure onto a layout is just as important as the quality of the structure itself. Your tips, techniques, and comments are always very useful. Cheers from Wisconsin!
Jason , my next step on my Model Railroad should be to paint clouds on my backgroud walls I love the clouds on your walls behind your layout, i think they are more relist then John Allen's if that is even possible, so could you show how you created them please, Thanks Very Much "RICK LANE"
Another amazingly informative video. Layout looks great. Can't wait to find time to build your kits. Keep up the content and the detail with your JJT kits.
Thanks for another enjoyable video. Also, I want to let you know that Lowe's carries 2"X2" squares of styrofoam. Same stuff as the 4"X8" sheets, but much easier to transport in a vehicle.
@@JasonJensenTrains You're welcome. But sadly, I'm a moron; I wrote 2"X2", (like inches), instead of 2'X2', (like feet). Whoopsie. I'm sure you knew what I meant.
Thanks for the great video!! BTW our local Home Depot has 2'x2' squares of pink foam for around $7. Search for "Project Panels - Formular 1 in. x 2 ft. x 2 ft. Rigid Foam Board Insulation Sheathing", maybe not available everywhere?
Great video, thanks Jason. Question for you. You do the stippled effect with a sponge to simulate pealing or 'missing' paint. How would go about doing that with signs? Would that have to be something you would do in Photoshop before you printed them out? Cheers.
Hi Jason! Great You keep posting videos which I absolutely don't miss! You kind of suggest that styrofoam can only be used for modeling sidewalks in ho/n scale? Couldn't it be used for making concrete sidewalks or asphalt roads in O scale? My scale is O and I like that material a lot! Keep up Your good job! RR
The cost! My entire layout is covered in white inexpensive styrofoam and It all gets completely covered with scenery. I use the pink for concrete since it is more expensive and it is the perfect scale texture for HO scale concrete.
I will ask again, now that youre doing kits. How about some sheets of signs?? Most of us dont have the skill to make these. Like the coffee shop sign and dance hall sign in this video. Your last kit with the big spark plug. That's what my layout is missing, cool signs. And they will sell in all scales, a fairly big sign in HO is a medium size in O. I think they would be big sellers.
My concrete with the paste definitely isn’t out of scale. If you want to have a conversation nail holes would be considered out of scale and use them on your structures.
Your buildings have so much character...!!!
(And so do you...lol... in a good way!)
Thank you so much Norm!!! I really appreciate it! 👍
Great tip for making foundations for buildings on a slope!!!
Thank you so much Bill!!! I really appreciate it!
Jason, great tips and techniques yet again.
The finish looks really good. Thank you for sharing.
Cheers, and stay safe, Michael
Thank you so much Michael!!! I really appreciate it!
Thank you for another great workshop. Yes this will help me design a section of my layout that will be called Woodland.👍❤️❤️
Hi ya Jason. Another great tip. For those needing to “ seat “ buildings properly on a incline. Thanks,
Thank you so much Norman!!!
Thanks for the great video, I’ve been wondering how I was going to do my shops on a hill.
You’re shown me how to get around a problem that I’ve had trouble with… many thanks
Always good start to my Saturday morning with a JJ video. Love this stuff
My buddy Jason whipping out a 6 inch razor and asking hourly employees if he can have their scraps; then talking about a "really big discount!" I love it! 😂❤😂
LOL!!! Thanks for watching Mike! I really appreciate it! 👍
Yep! that is why I watch! Always learning, thank You!
I appreciate hearing that! Thank you so much!!!
Nice job Jason, and thanks for the concrete tip...
Thank you so much Gerry!!!
Nicely done Jason.
Thank you so much John!!! I always appreciate it! 👍
Very neat, thanks for the ideas, very helpful.
Cesar
Thank you so much Cesar!!! 👍
Nice work. Looks great. Loved the street view at the end
Thank you so much, and thanks for watching!!!
Thank you for this video, Jason. To my mind, a proper and realistic installation of a structure onto a layout is just as important as the quality of the structure itself. Your tips, techniques, and comments are always very useful. Cheers from Wisconsin!
Thank you so very much Andrew!!! I really appreciate it!
Yet another good reason to use a foam base in setting the grades. Thanks Jason!
Thanks for watching Jeff!!! 👍
Very well done!!!
Thank you so very much Ernest!!!
Thanks Jason, very neat.
Thanks Rick, and thanks for watching!!!
Nice job Jason!
Thank you so much and thank you for watching!!!
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Great video and tips, well done sir!
Thank you so much and thank you for watching!!!
👍👍Hello Jason, great video some very helpful tips and techniques as always. Looking great be nice with with the deck and scenery! Thanks. 🚂🚂
Great video J!! Thanks for the tips.
Thanks buddy, I truly appreciate it!!! 👍
freakin fabulous Jason, very effective technique and fast too. Thanks for sharing. Cheers Rob
Thank you so very much!!! 👍
More great tips as always Jason. Love your work Cheers, Jim from downunder
Thank you so much Jim!!! I truly appreciate it!
Another great video
Thank you so much Pierre!!!
Jason , my next step on my Model Railroad should be to paint clouds on my backgroud walls I love the clouds on your walls behind your layout, i think they are more relist then John Allen's if that is even possible, so could you show how you created them please, Thanks Very Much "RICK LANE"
It’s looking so fantastic! You should sell those foundation strips!
Thank you so much Tracy!!! Maybe in the future. Thanks for watching!
Evening Jason. Hope everything is going well for you. Such an enjoyable and informative video. Your layout is just stunning. Thank you.....
Thank you Chris!!! I truly appreciate it! 👍
Looking great Jason. Always learning from the best.
Thank you so much Scott!!! I always appreciate it! 👍
Very nice helps. Thank you.
Wish that you had a Super Chat or something like that where we can donate some money to you.
Jason, you need to do something similar with the front steps/stoops, unless you want to blame the gaps under all of them to settlement/subsidence.
Yes, I still have lots to do. Stay tuned for the next video…
Another amazingly informative video. Layout looks great. Can't wait to find time to build your kits. Keep up the content and the detail with your JJT kits.
Thank you so very much Nathan!!! I truly appreciate it!
Thanks for another enjoyable video. Also, I want to let you know that Lowe's carries 2"X2" squares of styrofoam. Same stuff as the 4"X8" sheets, but much easier to transport in a vehicle.
Thanks for watching Philip and thanks for sharing the tip!!! 👍
@@JasonJensenTrains You're welcome. But sadly, I'm a moron; I wrote 2"X2", (like inches), instead of 2'X2', (like feet). Whoopsie. I'm sure you knew what I meant.
Great idea, just cutting a trench rather than excavating the whole site
Thanks Davie!!! 👍
Thanks again Jason! Do you think you might offer a foundation accessory package for sale in the future? Always informative and inspirational!
Thank you so much!!! It’s a possibility! 👍
@@JasonJensenTrains count me in!
Thanks for the great video!! BTW our local Home Depot has 2'x2' squares of pink foam for around $7. Search for "Project Panels - Formular 1 in. x 2 ft. x 2 ft. Rigid Foam Board Insulation Sheathing", maybe not available everywhere?
Dang, very good idea. Thanks a bunch. Hahaha, I was thinking why didn’t you vacuum while cutting.
Great video, thanks Jason. Question for you. You do the stippled effect with a sponge to simulate pealing or 'missing' paint. How would go about doing that with signs? Would that have to be something you would do in Photoshop before you printed them out? Cheers.
Hi Jason! Great You keep posting videos which I absolutely don't miss! You kind of suggest that styrofoam can only be used for modeling sidewalks in ho/n scale? Couldn't it be used for making concrete sidewalks or asphalt roads in O scale? My scale is O and I like that material a lot!
Keep up Your good job!
RR
nice
Thank you so much Joe!!!
How do modelers keep up with dust? I've just started the hobby and am concerned about sucking up little details vs accumulating cobwebs.
Is there a reason you used Styrofoam vs the pink foam.
The cost! My entire layout is covered in white inexpensive styrofoam and It all gets completely covered with scenery. I use the pink for concrete since it is more expensive and it is the perfect scale texture for HO scale concrete.
I will ask again, now that youre doing kits. How about some sheets of signs?? Most of us dont have the skill to make these. Like the coffee shop sign and dance hall sign in this video. Your last kit with the big spark plug. That's what my layout is missing, cool signs. And they will sell in all scales, a fairly big sign in HO is a medium size in O. I think they would be big sellers.
My concrete with the paste definitely isn’t out of scale. If you want to have a conversation nail holes would be considered out of scale and use them on your structures.
LOL!!!! Thank you so much for watching! 👍
IDK I think he's right, I've tried it too and it's totally out of scale...
you might want to get your PW dept to fix those side-walks - lots of missing bricks !
LOL!!! Thanks for watching! 👍
Just like real construction, excavate a bit until you get it flat