Railway Modelling - adding & painting details for my OO gauge model railway.
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- Railway Modelling - adding & painting details for my OO gauge model railway.
Been making more details for the run down look of the layout. Including signs, bins and oil drums.
In this video I:
- Demonstrate how to fit & paint varying items.
- Demonstrate how to paint rust.
- Explain the idea of how to make a litter bin.
- Steam gala with few train movements.
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Excellent detail! Really enjoyed that thanks. Of course, the most realistic part was trying to photograph Stephenson’s Rocket and then a train getting in the way... 🤣🤣🤣
Thank you Andrew, glad you enjoyed it. Yes I thought I’d include the photo bomb as Id just watched a video where someone waited for ages for particular train only for it to be photo bombed by a DMU, lol
People view John because you do great modelling I just love the station and details .Regards Fred
Hello John
Lovely video showing the details that help bring a layout to life.
One thing I've always enjoyed with modelling is that you can do your own thing... it doesn't *have* to be real life in miniature, it can be about what *you* want it to be. Whether it be signs where you want them or 2 trains running together that in reality would have never done so.
I think you have done a fantastic job as always John!
Cheers,
Derek.
Hi Derek yes definitely. Rule 1 rules lol
Very clever intricate work..I wouldn't have your patience - well done
Hi mate could you send me an above shot of the layout so I can get an idea of track plan? Many thanks
Are you going to copy me? Ha ha
@@piccadillysidingsoogaugemo6445 nooo im building a 11ft by 7ft layout and just wanted Inspo lol
Hi John - As always a very informative video and I do like how you did the painting of the figures which is a job i have to do for putting crew into the Andrew Barclay. Do you suggest priming first ? And those barrells really do look realistic !!!
Finally great tosee Rocket make a visit. Oh and well done on the amount of views for the previous video...........Cheers Kev
Thanks Kev, much appreciated. I should of primed my figures, TBH I forgot with everything. I did have to touch up chipped painted quite a bit. Having said that, now they’re in the locos, I can leave them alone now.
Great update John.. I always look forward to your Sunday UA-cam videos
Bless you John thank you
Nice video! I'm quite enjoying the series.
Cheers from Canada
Bob
Thanks Bob
nice work with the speed signs... tickled me with the photo bombing scene...
Lol, I’d accidentally set peckett coming back into station as rocket arrived, just let idea come through lol
Great job John. I don't know where they are supposed to go but I do know the speed signs are only yellow on one side of the numbers. Keep up the good work. I am getting some great tips for when I start my layout in 00.
Thanks Duncan, I’ve since found out they are yellow on one side. I’m happy where the speed signs are. At the end of the day I don’t need to follow real regulations being a model. If it looks ok...
Nice update john the little kits really add the detail to a layout also who makes the speed signs that you have used.
Hi it’s all in the video. I got them off eBay prob not available now. Apart from the brass signs everything else I made, NO KITS HERE!!! Lol
Brilliant job with the figure painting👍
Bless you Charlie, thanks
Another great video. Do you paint n gauge people as well? Nice to see that on the other channel where OO gauge fans fear to tread.
Lol, ha ha ha, Yes I do paint N gauge people. Ill think about it, its not the painting, its more whether people would be able to see what Im doing.
Thx for the tip on how much paint ou use by testing it out on paper I always use to much
Glad to help
Really like the layout. It's the 'less is more' effect of the back scene area and the grimy 1960s look that 's missing from most 'clean' looking layouts which draws your attention in to the finer details.
Bless you thanks, that run down, grimy, uncared for look is what I’m going for. Yet at the same time a working heritage line struggling for money
@@piccadillysidingsoogaugemo6445 keep going we're picking up some useful ideas.
Hi John,
What was the website you got the designs for the barrels from?
Thank you for another great video. Always look forward to getting the notification from both your channels
Michael
Hi Michael, any downloadable 3d models usually come from Thingiverse, but... when you put them into the slicer program (cura) check the structure by going through the layers. Some models will not print correctly. There is loads to pick and choose but a proportion havent been constructed correctly.
Thank you. Will have a look and see what I can use.
I'm going to try those oil drums.
Yes do, there are loads of things to download, but check the original size there MAY be a problem trying to reduce the size to OO. I suggest check the layers in Cura before you print.
Great work. Like the speed signs and they add a great touch. Really like this layout and im in love with that sound from that prairie. Clint
Thanks Clint, the sound is from Youchoos
Fantastic John, little details finish off a layout and bring it to life. Now I have to get on with painting my people 😄
Thank you so very kind of you to say. Am so pleased you enjoyed it. Still many bits and bobs to do
Fantastic work, John. Details are king, as you say, and you've really made them pop! Gorgeous view near the end (23-26 min mark).
Thank you, glad you like it. Im constantly on the lookout for possible details to add a OO gauge bike but it didnt print well.
Hi John,
You have it right detail is king and these new additions only add to the realism so very well done as usual. I would not presume to teach you anything but if I have to couple up a loco to a train I always put something at the back to stop it moving as long as it does not cause a short anything will do just adds to the realism and if the sound loco has a coupling sound in the file I use that two if the loco you are using does not have sound or that file but another one does use that it is very unlikely that anyone will notice. The way you did a run through at the end of what we had seen makes me think you are going to give us all an exam later but it must be the teaching coming out without you knowing. Keep safe and well and concrats on the 9000 one.
Cheers Robert.
Thanks Robert, I bear those ideas in mind. I do normally try to stop the loco at the coaches, must have been ‘off form’ lol. The recap at the end is a teaching trait, we call it a plenary. In modelling I think its good to see the items in situ.
Very good John but when you put it was a steam gala I thought it meant to put the kettle on and make tea. Great detailing as always and the gorge looks brilliant cheers Andy
Lol, you are very welcome to make tea. Ill provide tea you bring biscuits, hey makings of a party ha ha ha
What is your layouts dimensions
Including fiddle yard
Hi 11’ x 16”
Thanks!! 🙏🏻
For future reference John the arrows on the speed signs are for the speed through pointwork hence why they are pointing! However they look pretty good tbh the backs are grey normally
Thanks Steve, I wont be moving them but good to know
That station detail is awesome! 👍
Some great additions to Piccadilly Sidings John, it looks awesome now.
Thanks Steve bit by bit.
Nice work John. The little details make all the difference. Cheers.
Thanks Alan still loads lil bits to add and scatter
Lovely model, very realistic. Just a tip though: scrap rail would never be left lying in the 4 foot, it would be dragged over to the cess
Hi thanks, I’ve seen scrap rail left all over even on high speed lines. Honestly I wouldn’t have done it if I hadn’t seen it. I have a mate who drives pendolinos and he gives me loads of tips.
@@piccadillysidingsoogaugemo6445 We would raise a close call for scrap even in the cess - tripping hazard; but I dont doubt you. I worked on track maintenance for 3 years, you wouldn't believe the sort of things that went on. Anyway its a beautiful model with some of the best scenery I've ever seen.
Forcing you point won’t make me change what I’ve seen thank you for your comments.
John, details make the layout. 👍
Thanks Norman, still loads more to add