Thank you. Your explanations about what you're doing and what you're using is very well done and really appreciated. This waterfall turned out so-o-o-o pretty.
Hi Paul, another superb teaching aid that's going to inspire many modellers myself included, I like the fact you have not kept to a railway theme well done Paul I can't wait for the next one. ......Andy
Thanks for compiling a very informative video which has been saved to my "Instructive/Educational File" because like you this is something I wish to tackle, using rein to make a water scene. You have taken the plunge first so I can learn. Just wondered if you had lost your mojo as you have been absent from our screens for a while. Glad to see your happy demeanour again. Cheers Paul. Mike
I have been putting out every 14 days but updates not how to's I am trying to increase efforts , I also have a lot each week on my painting channel, cheers Paul PS Mojo is full tilt lol
That's really beautiful, Paul. And what it does reinforce in my mind is that to create a realistic scene demands very well defined powers of observation, as well as the practical skills to produce something in three dimensions. In fact, just what you might expect of a painter. Great - let's have more!
Having a ‘bald’ hillside to add scenics to, your presentation today has inspired me to have a concerted attempt at creating my own theme. Thanks for the video and, for including the mistakes and, your method of solving and thus preventing repeats in the future. An all-round learning curve Paul. Un Salud. Gary
Hi Paul. What a scene! Impressed with your tenacity, patience, endeavour & what a result - outstanding! Inc your trials & tribulations ;-) well done looking wonderful. Cheers Iain
that looks fantastic paul, a very nice piece looks brilliant. going to look through more of your videos you are very talented😊 kind regards, Al.😊😊😊👍👍👍👍
Hi Mike, I'm new to model railway modelling and enjoyed watching this vid. The use of 'T' bags is a new one for me, I've been using herbs and spices, great idea and will be trying that one out on my next diorama. Cheers from Rick at Digon Alley Station. O.k. yes I'm a Harry Potter fan !!
The coast of Oregon (USA) is overrun with the 'gorse'. The local rumor is a long time ago a wooden merchant ship with a bunch of 'decorative' pots (it was quite popular) wrecked and the shipwrecked gorse washed ashore and took hold. But it was well documented it was the favorite plant of the founder of Bandon Oregon... That plant was responsible for a very burnt down Bandon once that was fueled by gorse... There has been great efforts to contain the plant... but the coast I remember exploring as a child north of Bandon Oregon was overrun with it.
I want to build something like this but with a wood trestle to display my 4449 I have several kits to choose from to build it with. I just hope it looks as good as yours when I am done.
Nice job Paul ...... any tips of colour mixes for rocks ..... I struggle some times to get the shades I want so just wing it .... I’m in the process of finishing a tunnel rebuild and mod ...... fred
That is brilliant Paul, learning so much from you. I am sure you know but there is a guy in Oz called Luke Towan from Boulder Creek who has done some amazing dioramas. If you don't know him check out his chanel.
Hi Paul. What do feel is the advantage of using dried natural twigs for the tree armatures instead of florists wire of various gauges like Luke has shown covered with material such as latex? Do you think it is a more natural look or is it just time and cost?
Hi Mike . If honest I use several methods. It is just that I uses natural amateurs on this project, They are not as robust as wire, but can look great if you get the right bits, cheers Paul
Looking good, but personally, I'd have put in the pretty, smooth stones you found in your driveway after the paint, and let the colors show through the water... ;-) But that's just me...
I learned so much from this video. Thank you for sharing.
What a great how-to video! Excellent, clear voice-over, well shot and edited. Thanks for taking the time and effort. Inspiring!
very informative...thanks
Thank you. Your explanations about what you're doing and what you're using is very well done and really appreciated. This waterfall turned out so-o-o-o pretty.
like from me, looks great and very realistic
good work 👍👍 from Ifrane Morocco 🇲🇦
This diorama is absolutely beautiful
Well done, good explanations with your actions. Very attractive finished diorama
Wow fantsic build well done
best waterfall video, ever
Awesome. Talented. Artistic.
Great video. Thank you 👌👌👌
Wooooowwwwwww 💜💜💜💜💜
Sehr schön geworden❤
Well, what can I say Paul that hasn't been said already! You are a man of many talents and a joy to watch x
Hi Wendy and thank you for the sentiment appreciated a lot, cheers Paul
Great video
Absolutely wonderful ... Thanks Paul ...
Many thanks for that Stve , cheers Paul
I love this! Subscribed! Looking forward to more. 😃
Hi Paul, another superb teaching aid that's going to inspire many modellers myself included, I like the fact you have not kept to a railway theme well done Paul I can't wait for the next one. ......Andy
Cheers Andy I am itching to get started on the next project. cheers Paul
Fantastic bit of work. Can’t wait to see more. You have set yourself a very high bench make to follow that one. 10 out of 10.
Appreciated Steve I do hope that I can live up to the challenge, cheers Paul
thanks for giving me tips so I can have my own waterfall and trees for my diorama!😃
Wow beautiful
I am new to making diorama's and you give some great tip's and advice cant wait for the next one many many thank's ;)
Hi Paul, many thanks for that, watch this space as they say, cheers Paul
Your artistic talent shines through, superb. Many more please
I aim to deliver, cheers Paul
Awesome diorama!!
Fantastic build and tutorial Paul, it looks very impressive. Paul
Cheers chum, so happy you think so, I had fun creating it. cheers Paul
Brilliant! What more can I say?
Thank you Barry thats very kind, cheers Paul
Thanks for compiling a very informative video which has been saved to my "Instructive/Educational File" because like you this is something I wish to tackle, using rein to make a water scene. You have taken the plunge first so I can learn. Just wondered if you had lost your mojo as you have been absent from our screens for a while. Glad to see your happy demeanour again. Cheers Paul. Mike
I have been putting out every 14 days but updates not how to's I am trying to increase efforts , I also have a lot each week on my painting channel, cheers Paul PS Mojo is full tilt lol
Very nice, well put together looking forward to the next one.
Many thanks for that Paul Appreciated, cheers Paul
That's really beautiful, Paul. And what it does reinforce in my mind is that to create a realistic scene demands very well defined powers of observation, as well as the practical skills to produce something in three dimensions. In fact, just what you might expect of a painter. Great - let's have more!
Thats very kind Trevor, I shall begin work on a new build soon, cheers Paul
Having a ‘bald’ hillside to add scenics to, your presentation today has inspired me to have a concerted attempt at creating my own theme. Thanks for the video and, for including the mistakes and, your method of solving and thus preventing repeats in the future. An all-round learning curve Paul. Un Salud. Gary
Many thanks Gary I appreciate the comments cheers Paul
Hi Paul. What a scene! Impressed with your tenacity, patience, endeavour & what a result - outstanding! Inc your trials & tribulations ;-) well done looking wonderful. Cheers Iain
Many thanks Iain It was many hours of work, but enjoyed almost every minute cheers Paul
I am just starting my layout your videos are a great help, dreading the wiring don't no a amp from a watt!
Oh don't I just know that one, steep learning curve, cheers Paul
that looks fantastic paul, a very nice piece looks brilliant. going to look through more of your videos you are very talented😊 kind regards, Al.😊😊😊👍👍👍👍
Hi Al just sen this comment, and the nk you all the best Paul
8:50; just watching this footage I can feel the dust blowing into my eyes, it's making me blink
Hi Mike, I'm new to model railway modelling and enjoyed watching this vid. The use of 'T' bags is a new one for me, I've been using herbs and spices, great idea and will be trying that one out on my next diorama. Cheers from Rick at Digon Alley Station. O.k. yes I'm a Harry Potter fan !!
Wow, excellent work Paul, you certainly have a talent for it.
The coast of Oregon (USA) is overrun with the 'gorse'. The local rumor is a long time ago a wooden merchant ship with a bunch of 'decorative' pots (it was quite popular) wrecked and the shipwrecked gorse washed ashore and took hold. But it was well documented it was the favorite plant of the founder of Bandon Oregon... That plant was responsible for a very burnt down Bandon once that was fueled by gorse... There has been great efforts to contain the plant... but the coast I remember exploring as a child north of Bandon Oregon was overrun with it.
Excellent 👍. What is yhe name of the small bespoke wire foam cutter?
I want to build something like this but with a wood trestle to display my 4449 I have several kits to choose from to build it with. I just hope it looks as good as yours when I am done.
Hi I am sure it will work out just fine, cheers Paul
Nice job Paul ...... any tips of colour mixes for rocks ..... I struggle some times to get the shades I want so just wing it .... I’m in the process of finishing a tunnel rebuild and mod ...... fred
Hi Fred why don't you hook up with me on Facebook Messenger chum
Great video, I can tell it must have took a long time to put together and edit. Would like to see more like this 😊
They will happen if this video does well and Il shall start my next very soon, cheers Paul
Very nice Paul.
Have you seen Luke Towan on youTube ? he has been doing Dioramas for years and if you have not seen him he is well worth a watch.
Hi Peter Im a big fan cheers Paul
That is brilliant Paul, learning so much from you. I am sure you know but there is a guy in Oz called Luke Towan from Boulder Creek who has done some amazing dioramas. If you don't know him check out his chanel.
Hi Tony, thanks yes I am a big fan of his great work, cheers Paul
Hi Paul. What do feel is the advantage of using dried natural twigs for the tree armatures instead of florists wire of various gauges like Luke has shown covered with material such as latex? Do you think it is a more natural look or is it just time and cost?
Hi Mike . If honest I use several methods. It is just that I uses natural amateurs on this project, They are not as robust as wire, but can look great if you get the right bits, cheers Paul
Looking good, but personally, I'd have put in the pretty, smooth stones you found in your driveway after the paint, and let the colors show through the water... ;-) But that's just me...
Hi Paul - That is magnificent !! Very well explained and a most enjoyable watch . Will it appear on the layout ? Cheers Kev
Thank you Kevin, most likely not, I might auction it at some point on eBay and see what interest is given to it. cheers Paul