I think you should turn that whole basement room into an S scale lay out. Dogtown farm on one end and a grain elevator facility on the other with farm ground scenes in between👍🏼
Hi Jason, I am about to begin my first diarama did a search on getting started and found your channel, now I am a subscriber hoping to learn more. This video was very helpful and thank you for taking the time to make it.
Very informative video! I was working on a blog series about this topic. You beat me to releasing the content, so congratulations! I'll be sure to mention your videos in my posts.
Looks like it coming along well bud:) in my opinion, is extend the rail system and bins all the way to the other side of display, make scale office father down and smaller lol. Love what u said about the " putting larger things towards back of display " so it catches a person's eye:) keep up the great work and videos sir, love your displays and ideas !:)
It might work to put your elevator on the L part you were talking about so you will have more room for fields or barn lot. Or, put the rail road tracks at an angle in a corner and then put the scale across the road and having the driveway loop around the back of a concrete house. It would be close to a figure 8 drive. Whenever I get my display together(some day), I am going to use a Walthers Co-op HO scale concrete house with a CN grain train I have been piecing together. It won't be perfect but will be good enough to play with my kids. Looking forward to seeing what you come up with.
Jason are you going to get any of the new J&M grain carts or seed tender? Love the new display. You may won't to move your scale forward some. Put a road in front of the elevator with a railroad crossing and on the other side of the elevator put a creek with a bridge with a field and put dogtown farms on the 4x4.
That's a good idea. I don't know if I will get the J&Ms. They look awesome though. I have a couple kinze carts already though. I may get that seed tender though.
I would say ditch the scale and scale-house as a whole because where i come from medium size farms don't even have a scale. the only farms that have any are those that buy corn. idk, just my opinion. just seems like 2 scales and a scalehouse will take up alot more room then you can afford.
I make some of it. Others I get at my local tractor dealers. You can also find some at my website www.fortheloveoftractors.com or our friends at B and B Farm Toys.
Great new ideas ! Maybe check out the youtube channel : Model Railroading Live. You can go there for all your questions and anwsers about modelrail related things. and in all scales. Keep up the GOOD work and thanks for your updatevideos! Take care ! Cheers ! Martin
I think you should turn that whole basement room into an S scale lay out. Dogtown farm on one end and a grain elevator facility on the other with farm ground scenes in between👍🏼
Hi Jason, I am about to begin my first diarama did a search on getting started and found your channel, now I am a subscriber hoping to learn more. This video was very helpful and thank you for taking the time to make it.
Thanks for subscribing and good luck on your diorama!
Very informative video! I was working on a blog series about this topic. You beat me to releasing the content, so congratulations! I'll be sure to mention your videos in my posts.
I can feel your excitement.. I'm about to move as well and can't wait to set up the new farm.
Very cool, looking forward to the next video! I would stop the bins there, or go with the cement, but that’s just my Pennsylvania point of view!
Looks like it coming along well bud:) in my opinion, is extend the rail system and bins all the way to the other side of display, make scale office father down and smaller lol. Love what u said about the " putting larger things towards back of display " so it catches a person's eye:) keep up the great work and videos sir, love your displays and ideas !:)
You are so much fun to watch! Thank you for sharing!
Thanks for watching!
I like the Friesen Bin lol. Always wondered if I was related.
It might work to put your elevator on the L part you were talking about so you will have more room for fields or barn lot. Or, put the rail road tracks at an angle in a corner and then put the scale across the road and having the driveway loop around the back of a concrete house. It would be close to a figure 8 drive. Whenever I get my display together(some day), I am going to use a Walthers Co-op HO scale concrete house with a CN grain train I have been piecing together. It won't be perfect but will be good enough to play with my kids. Looking forward to seeing what you come up with.
Jason are you going to get any of the new J&M grain carts or seed tender? Love the new display. You may won't to move your scale forward some. Put a road in front of the elevator with a railroad crossing and on the other side of the elevator put a creek with a bridge with a field and put dogtown farms on the 4x4.
That's a good idea. I don't know if I will get the J&Ms. They look awesome though. I have a couple kinze carts already though. I may get that seed tender though.
Can I Get That Black Semi Truck That You Have Love Tractor's
Love the display
I didn’t even see the electrical cord until you said it was there 😅😅😅😅😅😂😂
If you put your fields in the l part you could change it up for different seasons and have the main display on the 4x8
Make the train track go all the way and put some concrete bins over on the empty side
Here in Mississippi the river flooded a lot of farmland
What is the siding on the red shed with the closing doors
U should take dog town to a farm toy show
I would say ditch the scale and scale-house as a whole because where i come from medium size farms don't even have a scale. the only farms that have any are those that buy corn. idk, just my opinion. just seems like 2 scales and a scalehouse will take up alot more room then you can afford.
i will try but i dont have toys where can i buy them in poland
Where do you get all the farm equipment at
I make some of it. Others I get at my local tractor dealers. You can also find some at my website www.fortheloveoftractors.com or our friends at B and B Farm Toys.
Do you know what scale train would be appropriate for a 64th scale farm layout ?
S scale
Where do you get all the grain bins, and building and more
Grain Bins come from Mini Toy Truck and Tractor. The buildings from Nate's farm toys. (find him on facebook).
Where do you order your "toys" from
All over the place. Bossen implement, outback toys, and I get a lot trading with friends.
@@FortheLoveofTractors where do you get your grain bins and legs from as well?
One question were do you get styrene
Any train hobby store with have it. You can also find it online at a lot of places like tower hobbies
How do you get started
Do you know when and where the laffeyetee farm toy show is?
Yes I do. Here is all the info. facebook.com/events/245504953019691/
Great new ideas ! Maybe check out the youtube channel : Model Railroading Live.
You can go there for all your questions and anwsers about modelrail related things. and in all scales.
Keep up the GOOD work and thanks for your updatevideos!
Take care ! Cheers ! Martin
Is pt 2 out of
Who built your buildings
He got those from Nate's farm toys. You can find them on Facebook. They are great.
You need a Lionel train
Are you going to the national farm toy show
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I made my with cardboard boxs
Use real steiger not red ones