That is so cool. I like how just basic materials such as cardboard were used instead of more expensive hobby store materials. The detail is fantastic. I can immerse myself virtually in the landscape. Thank you for sharing.
For your information． How to make railroad tracks "realistic rails & ballasts" ua-cam.com/video/12jBdFCCUwY/v-deo.html How to make model grass（only Japanese） ua-cam.com/video/SistncCr108/v-deo.html How to make a model river（only Japanese） ua-cam.com/video/m9D5IWk8Igc/v-deo.html
Simply beautiful. Your use of forced perspective worked great. A layout doesn't have to be big with lots of trains to be good, making a smaller layout means more time and energy can be focused on improving scenery and trackwork as well as detailing the trains you do have.
Thanks for watching! Thank you for evaluating that "enhanced perspective worked". It was an experiment that could express various things even with a small layout.
Thank YOU Mr Matsumoto. I really enjoyed and appreciate your fine work with your attention to detail, realism and FUN! I am looking forward to seeing MORE! With 2020 keeping us all at home- and now 2021 looking like more of the same, I have been inspired by your fine work to do something small and fun on my table top! All the best!
Thank you for watching. And thank you for your words of encouragement. It's fun to build a dream world in a small space. The second section is also under construction.
This small layout is outstanding. The nicely done structures look like you made them yourself and make the layout unique. It has inspired me to try a narrow gauge layout using old tomix track and 3D printed trains. Thanks for posting this!
Awesome work, plenty of nice details. BTW, if you want to check out an h0 layout in a much more reduced space, I'd recommend Central Los Andes. I was amazed to see how operative a shelf layout can be on such a reduced surface. So far, these are the two best ideas I've come across on YT. Congratulations!
A very nice layout. I may be modeling a 1940s-50s American mountain town, but I'm using track (and accessories) from a Japanese manufacturer. I also found your step-by-step description of your layout's construction very interesting, as I enjoy seeing the way model railroads take shape.
Thank you for watching！ I am also aiming to model from the 1940s to the 1950s. The prototype is a local private railway in Japan. The track uses Shinohara in Japan and Fleischmann in Germany. Woodland Scenics' Sub Terrain is also useful. I'm looking forward to your layout!
@@tenq5503 You're quite welcome, and thank you for your kind words :); I will definitely upload videos of my layout once I begin construction. I'm also planning on using the Woodland Scenics Subterrain System, and will be using Kato Unitrack, as I've found it one of the most reliable brands of sectional track with the roadbed included. Moreover, a fellow member of my model railroad club (who has his own UA-cam channel) is not only very interested in high-speed model trains, but has also visited Japan in the past.
The reason I used Fleischmann is that the radius of the curve is small（R1／356.5mm） and there are curve point（turnout）. Kato is R550mm, which is big for our layout. However, it is difficult to obtain now. Currently, most of the main line has been replaced by Shinohara.
For your reference How to make scenery －rapid paper work－ ua-cam.com/video/xKSoRgHf268/v-deo.html How to make railroad tracks －realistic rails & ballasts－ ua-cam.com/video/12jBdFCCUwY/v-deo.html レイアウト製作法③草の表現 How to make model grass. ua-cam.com/video/SistncCr108/v-deo.html （only Japanese） レイアウト製作法④川の表現 How to make a model river. ua-cam.com/video/m9D5IWk8Igc/v-deo.html （only Japanese）
@@tenq5503 Thank you for sharing this with me :). I will most certainly take your tips into consideration, though I must admit I'm a tad leery of using a hot glue gun. I also feel I'm in an opposite situation to yours regarding model railroad track, as I have no trouble getting Kato track yet cannot find Shinohara track anywhere.
Dried flowers are used as trunks and branches. The leaves have powder stuck to them. I plan to release the production video soon. I have released a video on how to make grass. ua-cam.com/video/SistncCr108/v-deo.html I will release the English version soon.
Thank you for watching. ●Wooden platform ＆ Small waiting room It is a kit of the Morin co. The expression of the tree has been changed to a balsa board. www.morin.jp/paper.html#home ●Toilet HO-TELEPHONE SHANTY POLE KIT The expression of the tree has been changed to a balsa board. shop.atlasrr.com/p-282-ho-telephone-shanty-pole-kit.aspx ●Shed Scratch build． ●Abandoned hut It is a kit of the Classic story co.（closed business）
The minimum radius is R356.5, which is the same as Fleischmann / R1. The locomotive has been modified to run on this curve. For example, the diameter of the front wheel has been reduced by 1 mm.
@@tenq5503 Good to know. Run with a minimum of Hornby/Peco R2 (438mm) except for a line specifically for micro engines (371mm). It would be great to have a layout only 3 ft wide but it's also great to be able to run long trains. Difficult, isn't it?
Actually, I used Fleischmann / R1 for the first layout.Now you have a vehicle that can run to some extent. This time, I used a flexible track aiming for a beautiful transition curve.
The minimum radius is R356.5, which is the same as Fleischmann / R1. The locomotive has been modified to run on this curve. For example, the diameter of the front wheel has been reduced by 1 mm.
Thank you for watching. I also made something like this. ua-cam.com/video/Q6ZWSoRKJ-I/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/7BOx07voLLE/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/bipoKcXBHW0/v-deo.html
I will introduce it soon. Please see here for the method of grass expression. Unfortunately, the English version will be created soon. ua-cam.com/video/SistncCr108/v-deo.html
Beautiful layout! But ruined by the steam engine not having the chuff-rate correct. FOUR CHUFFS PER REVOLUTION!! Ruins the realism and makes it not fun to watch the train running through your stunningly crafted layout. Sad.
This layout is beautiful. Small, but packed with so much detail. Just how a train layout should be. Keep up the amazing job boss.
Thank you for watching!
This is great work. So much for my complaining about a lack of size to build a layout. Maybe your layout will motivate me! Thanks for posting.
Thank you for watching！ The dream of a model railroad spreads even in a small space.
That is so cool. I like how just basic materials such as cardboard were used instead of more expensive hobby store materials. The detail is fantastic. I can immerse myself virtually in the landscape. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks for watching! I also report the details of terrain building.
How to make scenery ＂rapid paper work＂
ua-cam.com/video/xKSoRgHf268/v-deo.html
For your information．
How to make railroad tracks "realistic rails & ballasts"
ua-cam.com/video/12jBdFCCUwY/v-deo.html
How to make model grass（only Japanese）
ua-cam.com/video/SistncCr108/v-deo.html
How to make a model river（only Japanese）
ua-cam.com/video/m9D5IWk8Igc/v-deo.html
@@tenq5503 Arigatōgozaimasu!
Small is beautiful, colouring very authentic.....simplicity is the key here
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I also use commercial products, but I change the color tone and lower the saturation.
Simply beautiful. Your use of forced perspective worked great. A layout doesn't have to be big with lots of trains to be good, making a smaller layout means more time and energy can be focused on improving scenery and trackwork as well as detailing the trains you do have.
Thanks for watching!
Thank you for evaluating that "enhanced perspective worked". It was an experiment that could express various things even with a small layout.
Nicely done, good to learn how to make a layout with quality scenery
A lovely scenic model, well done.
Thank you for watching.
Excellent scenery. Detail are phenomenal!
Thanks for watching!
Thank YOU Mr Matsumoto. I really enjoyed and appreciate your fine work with your attention to detail, realism and FUN! I am looking forward to seeing MORE! With 2020 keeping us all at home- and now 2021 looking like more of the same, I have been inspired by your fine work to do something small and fun on my table top! All the best!
Thank you for watching.
And thank you for your words of encouragement. It's fun to build a dream world in a small space.
The second section is also under construction.
@@tenq5503 haha! Fantastic! I will be standing by! Maybe you could add some hot spring monkeys too! All the best!
@@bluzzz2u
>add some hot spring monkeys too!
Great idea! I will think about it.
This small layout is outstanding. The nicely done structures look like you made them yourself and make the layout unique. It has inspired me to try a narrow gauge layout using old tomix track and 3D printed trains. Thanks for posting this!
Thank you for watching!
I also want to see your narrow gauge layout.
You did an awesome job on your layout. I like how you made the mountains. The tunnel and the bridge looks like you took that right out of a page book
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I'm working on a sequel, but I'm not making much progress.
amazing detail! Truly superb. i've always favoured N scale but the extra detail you can get with HO is incredible
Thanks for watching. I also make N gauge.
ua-cam.com/video/bipoKcXBHW0/v-deo.html
ua-cam.com/video/7BOx07voLLE/v-deo.html
Great job!! The scenery is outstanding.
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Great job!!! Excellent detail!! Thank you for sharing!
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Very good Mr. Matsumoto. Detailing is outstanding.
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Very inspiring. Beautiful work. Thank you.
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Cool vid. I like all the detail, and the way you used flowers for trees. Good stuff
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Although it is in Japanese, it introduces how to express grass.
ua-cam.com/video/SistncCr108/v-deo.html
Wow. Magnificent detail.
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Just stunningly beautiful!
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Nice layout and model. I also enjoyed the presentation.
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Beautiful work! Thank you for sharing!
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Beautiful job! Congratulations.
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Great solution, great layout!
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I am working on a similarly small layout. Your video is very inspiring. Thanks for posting it.
Thank you for watching! I'm looking forward to your railroad. Please let me know when you publish it.
Really nice work! Thanks for sharing 👍
Thank you for watching.
Great detail, really nice work on the scenery and trees/bushes/grass!
Thank you for watching！
@@tenq5503 Did you make the buildings too? Are there any vids on how they were made?
@@s.w.3604 Unfortunately, there is no video of how to make a building(structure). The next time I build a building, I will take a video.
@@tenq5503 That be fun to watch. Your buildings look great and have a lot of detail.
@@s.w.3604 Thank you. I will do my best.
Awesome work, plenty of nice details. BTW, if you want to check out an h0 layout in a much more reduced space, I'd recommend Central Los Andes. I was amazed to see how operative a shelf layout can be on such a reduced surface. So far, these are the two best ideas I've come across on YT. Congratulations!
Thank you for watching.
I also saw "Central Los Andes". It's a 2x0.25m section. Shunting works to be fun!
Great inspiration layout. Love it.
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You are a superb modeler sir.
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Wonderful job. So realistic and relaxed this scène.
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Very nice! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
VERY WELL DONE ,,IM THINKING ABOUT GETTING BACK INTO LAYOUTS AND THIS INSPIRES ME
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The detailing work is great
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Beautiful layout!
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Very nice! I've seen bigger layouts that didn't look half as good, I think because there was more interest in "ops" than scenic value.
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Very nicely done, congratulations.
Thank you for watching.
A very nice layout. I may be modeling a 1940s-50s American mountain town, but I'm using track (and accessories) from a Japanese manufacturer. I also found your step-by-step description of your layout's construction very interesting, as I enjoy seeing the way model railroads take shape.
Thank you for watching！
I am also aiming to model from the 1940s to the 1950s. The prototype is a local private railway in Japan.
The track uses Shinohara in Japan and Fleischmann in Germany. Woodland Scenics' Sub Terrain is also useful.
I'm looking forward to your layout!
@@tenq5503 You're quite welcome, and thank you for your kind words :); I will definitely upload videos of my layout once I begin construction. I'm also planning on using the Woodland Scenics Subterrain System, and will be using Kato Unitrack, as I've found it one of the most reliable brands of sectional track with the roadbed included. Moreover, a fellow member of my model railroad club (who has his own UA-cam channel) is not only very interested in high-speed model trains, but has also visited Japan in the past.
The reason I used Fleischmann is that the radius of the curve is small（R1／356.5mm） and there are curve point（turnout）. Kato is R550mm, which is big for our layout. However, it is difficult to obtain now. Currently, most of the main line has been replaced by Shinohara.
For your reference
How to make scenery －rapid paper work－
ua-cam.com/video/xKSoRgHf268/v-deo.html
How to make railroad tracks －realistic rails & ballasts－
ua-cam.com/video/12jBdFCCUwY/v-deo.html
レイアウト製作法③草の表現 How to make model grass.
ua-cam.com/video/SistncCr108/v-deo.html
（only Japanese）
レイアウト製作法④川の表現 How to make a model river.
ua-cam.com/video/m9D5IWk8Igc/v-deo.html
（only Japanese）
@@tenq5503 Thank you for sharing this with me :). I will most certainly take your tips into consideration, though I must admit I'm a tad leery of using a hot glue gun. I also feel I'm in an opposite situation to yours regarding model railroad track, as I have no trouble getting Kato track yet cannot find Shinohara track anywhere.
Great job! Happy New Year!
Thank you for watching. Happy New Year!
Great work
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Beautiful!
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Excellent
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Great video. My layout is 38”x78”, and this was very helpful.
It is about the same size. Please show it when it is completed !
@@tenq5503 Will do! Have a good one.
Very nicely done!
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Beautiful
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What do you mean by "flowers for plant"? What kind of flowers did you use to make trees?
Very well done.
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Nice.
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Klein, aber fein. Ein echtes Kleinod und noch dazu in HO (keine ganz kleine Größe). 👍😃
Beautifully done.
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Level Hard, very nice! :)
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5:35 my favourite
Thank you for watching.I had a hard time expressing the river.
How did you make trees from dried flower?
Dried flowers are used as trunks and branches.
The leaves have powder stuck to them. I plan to release the production video soon.
I have released a video on how to make grass.
ua-cam.com/video/SistncCr108/v-deo.html
I will release the English version soon.
Well done. What a beautiful little layout. Where did you purchase the Maine Central locomotive and tender?
Thank you for watching.
My steamlocomotives are Bachmann's Alco 2-6-0 Mogul + Baldwin 4-4-0 American. It will be processed to some extent.
Creative..
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wow thats alot of detail in a small space.. Are those structures scratch built?
Most structures use kits. However, I remade the siding and so on.
Wow these structures look *really* good. Where did you get them?
Thank you for watching.
●Wooden platform ＆ Small waiting room
It is a kit of the Morin co.
The expression of the tree has been changed to a balsa board.
www.morin.jp/paper.html#home
●Toilet
HO-TELEPHONE SHANTY POLE KIT
The expression of the tree has been changed to a balsa board.
shop.atlasrr.com/p-282-ho-telephone-shanty-pole-kit.aspx
●Shed
Scratch build．
●Abandoned hut
It is a kit of the Classic story co.（closed business）
@@tenq5503 Thank you for the links
What flowers did you use to make the trees please?
Thanks for watching!
I'm using Dutch dried flowers（Scenic EXPRESS／Super trees）．
www.sceneryexpress.com/departments.asp?dept=1006
@@tenq5503 Thank you for the link. They look great.
Need to tell ppl how you did it from start to finish as some of us are brand new to model railroading
Thanks for watching!
ua-cam.com/video/xKSoRgHf268/v-deo.html
ua-cam.com/video/12jBdFCCUwY/v-deo.html
Hi who is the manufacturer of that truss bridge? Thanks
What flowers did you use to make the trees?
Thanks for watching!
How to make flowers is introduced on UA-cam.
ua-cam.com/video/SistncCr108/v-deo.html
I will introduce how to make trees soon.
Question: What is the minimum radius? I like the concept but i don't think i'd replicate it due to my stock not liking the curves.
The minimum radius is R356.5, which is the same as Fleischmann / R1. The locomotive has been modified to run on this curve. For example, the diameter of the front wheel has been reduced by 1 mm.
@@tenq5503 Good to know. Run with a minimum of Hornby/Peco R2 (438mm) except for a line specifically for micro engines (371mm). It would be great to have a layout only 3 ft wide but it's also great to be able to run long trains. Difficult, isn't it?
Actually, I used Fleischmann / R1 for the first layout.Now you have a vehicle that can run to some extent.
This time, I used a flexible track aiming for a beautiful transition curve.
I'm doing something like this, but in L scale, Lego for you nerds hehe. Attempting to do the famous San Juan Central in Lego.
Thank you for watching！
what is the curve radius?
how would this fare with a flying scotsman? just bought my son a set and 6x3 would be perfect
Thank you for watching！ Have fun with your son!
👍👍👍👍👍
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This is how a train have to move ,nice and slowly to be realistic not like formula 1 cars.
What radius curves did you use
The minimum radius is R356.5, which is the same as Fleischmann / R1. The locomotive has been modified to run on this curve. For example, the diameter of the front wheel has been reduced by 1 mm.
So is that like 18 radius or 15
4x8' layout itsn't small. 2x4' or 3x5' is a small layout
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I also made something like this.
ua-cam.com/video/Q6ZWSoRKJ-I/v-deo.html
ua-cam.com/video/7BOx07voLLE/v-deo.html
ua-cam.com/video/bipoKcXBHW0/v-deo.html
Please show how to make trees
I will introduce it soon.
Please see here for the method of grass expression. Unfortunately, the English version will be created soon.
ua-cam.com/video/SistncCr108/v-deo.html
Subarashii! Subs here!.
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👍🚂🚞🚞🚞🚞
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Ok so if this is small, my layout would be ultra mini layout XD
Great! I want to see your work.
"There is more grass in the mountains....".
Beautiful layout! But ruined by the steam engine not having the chuff-rate correct. FOUR CHUFFS PER REVOLUTION!! Ruins the realism and makes it not fun to watch the train running through your stunningly crafted layout. Sad.
Thank you for your advice! Adjust the CV value of the DCC decoder.
Great inspiration layout. Love it.
Thank you for watching！