Video quality should be a bit better with this one. I've upgraded to the latest version of Vegas and had a play around with the quality settings. Cheers!
Why would anyone dislike this video? I don't have a layout but I love watching these videos, they relax me and I love the attention to detail. You're not trying to sell anything, you're not preaching so I don't understand anyone doing a thumbs down??????
As a bus driver myself, for added realism you should fill the Bus Stop up with cars and have the Buses stuck out on the road offloading their passengers!
@@EverardJunction how about some updates on the Granada Coupé and what happened with the SD1 after you removed the engine? I seem to remember there was a website that you had posted videos of the Granada restoration on but I can't remember what website it was.
Hello Richard, another cracking video, glad you enjoyed your visit to Scotland and your chat with Dave. You two are at the top of the tree when it comes to creating fantastic model railways. Cheers Greg
great progress. the blockbuster is an inspired idea, not only does it help set the period of the layout, but you can put some "new release" movie posters in the window for an extra bit of fun
Love the detail! Just for information - its called cable troughing, not trunking. For so many lids to be off, it looks like the S&T fault team have had a big cable fault to locate. The graffiti and detritus just look spot-on. What a great idea to have the office detail on a module. Brilliant! The road markings really bring it to life. Once your road ‘furniture is installed, it will be just superb. Keep up the good work, Richard! Your work is an inspiration!
Excellent work. totally patient planning. Suggest putting a couple of chavs having some rumpy pumpy in the back of a car placed in an ideal position. Keep up the good realism you achieve.
I have just found your channel and have been watching your old videos. Its great to know that I'm not the only one who had the same issues with baseboards and helixes. I had the added advantage of mice who made their nest between the upper and lower levels. I spare you the details about their demise but the result was the same as you, a compete rebuild. I look forward to more of your videos. many thanks
Fantastic job! The roads look amazing. So many layouts get roads wrong with the 'flat grey' look. Nice to see the various 'patches' across the road surface. Brings it alive.
Fantastic, very nice, really creative, manhole covers and drains would be the cherry on the top as far as the road way is concerned. I don't know how you find the time with a family a job and restoring a car, you must be passionate about trains. Bravo you are an inspiration to all of us thank you mr. Everard Junction.
Whilst i have no intention of building a model railway myself i admire your skill and dedication to your project and the time you put in to get things right.
Please please please make the top floor of your office block into a karate or boxing club with each letter in each square window. It’d look so naff but perfect as that’s what a lot of those knackered old office blocks seemed to be when I was a kid.
I don't have a model railway, nor anything even remotely similar, but have been watching your videos for years (just looked back, 9 years!!!! - can't believe its been that long, certainly doesn't seem it). But the quality of your modelling astounds me. Keep up the good work this layout is looking great!
Richard, you have made excellent progress, and it is good to watch how you achieve attaining the smaller details add, & stand out in the bigger picture. Well done! Iain
Your modelling skills are absolutely superb. I am quite certain I skal never have the diligence and perseverance to create something similar. Great job!
your modelling is so cool ive watched, most of your vids, but your attention to detail is just so amazing - even if there were no trains - the natural life like look is superior to most on u-tube. BRILLANT
Hello, beautiful work. I love the modular office building. The Magnorail is wonderful. And although you and Dave from Dean Park are twin sons from different mothers, I love the urban decay you are going after. Dave would never muck up his Utopia like that. Bah ha ha ha ha. You guys are great. See ya next time.
excellent progress, liking the burnt out car & railway arches shops, office interior is great, looking forward to seeing the station buildings development
Excellent Richard as always, I like the change of retaining wall, suits under the station perfectly with units and shops chucked in for good measure. Spotted Peco concrete platform edge as well, look forward to see this area progress in the coming months Andy
very nice Richard. It looks fab. I've just seen the road system to show a man on a bike crash, an ambulance turns up and he is carted away. Then it all started again. Quite funny. Impressive modelling as usual. You were my tutor for my first layout. I've just installed my first ever smoking chimney.
Great video as ever Richard, some really good progress being made now. And I'm pleased to see that selfish prats parking on the pavement isn't just a modern day phenomenon, it happened in the '80s too!
Great update video, i really like the modules for the interior of the office building, that is a great idea to be able to work on it and then slide it in the spot. The details you put into the scenes really make it stand out. The Magna Rail system is very cool, adds that bit of realism to it. Thanks for sharing. Ken
All wonderful once again Richard! Love the idea of the arched shops and the yellow brickwork, so very English and highly realistic. Although I despise graffiti in real life I can't deny it has its merits in model form. Thanks, Joachim
Another great video - many thanks for putting it all together. I like these scenery and construction videos. Good to meet you at Warley and have a chat. All the best, Regards Brad.
Great update! Quality additions. The spare ground near the car park, needs a shopping trolley on its side and for some bizarre reason, a single training shoe. lol. Great stuff!
Pair of trainers tied with laces suspended over a telephone wire denotes gang territory. Also the road under the line would likely be suitable for pimps/prostitution etc. Brilliant scene really captures the inner city look.
The office interiors are a work of art, but equally so realistic the absence of telephones on the desks is more obvious. Not that you could see them from outside!
Wow it's really starting to come together now Richard, I love the London brick retaining wall, I think maybe adding some bus stops under the bridge your yet to work on could add a bit of interest in there, keep up the good work
Hi Graham, thank you for your effort, filming and putting the video together, you make it very interesting with your commentary and explaining how you do things. Keep up the great work, your layout is looking great 👍🏻. Do your parents check out the layout sometimes, just out of interest. Looking forward to your next update. Take care, regards Gary
Great update as always richard scenics heading towards the station looking awsome, cant wait to see what designs or plan you with the station and platforms, was great to catch up again at warley look forward to seeing the next update cheers Dave C
Hi Richard, I don't know were you get you're inspiration from but it's really nice to see your layout coming together, "top notch". Also thank you for the time you take to make theses videos as well as the how to witch I use to build my layout Ho French. Sending you a bit of sunshine from La Réunion (unfortunately no railway here on the island).
Lovely work as always. Please weather the buses and, assuming they'll be static display, consider bending the front axle of one do the wheels are slightly turned - makes a massive difference since then they look ready to pull away.
Superb progress on the layout with the usual attention to small details. The highlight has to be the office interior and how you’ve gone about fitting it out, I may well steal that idea. 😉 Would have liked to have said a personal hello to you at Warley but anytime I saw you you were deep in conversation with others, perhaps next time. Paul
I think a couple of men with kango drills maybe a scaffold tower opening up one of the arches would look really cool I hope you like the suggestion keep up the great work
Great video, the layout is looking awesome! To add to the litter, you could have a bin that’s been ignored by the little ‘darlings’! Or some empty rattle cans that have either run out mid graffiti or someone has abandoned in a hurry!
Layout is looking great Richard! You continue to give me inspiration for my own projects. I particularly like the idea of having roadwork explain the left turn. Maybe on the other end you could have a car accident or even move the burned out Mk. I Golf with a policeman, a firetruck, and some poor guy whose car just turned into a camp fire to explain the closure. -Charlie
The picture you showed at 9:55 of actual businesses under the tracks is very unusual,seems the vibration from passing trains would do regular damage to the ceilings of those businesses.. Everything is coming together and it looks fantastic...
For all it's faults, series 7,8, and 9 of The Bill would provide lots of inspiration for the layout. There were also a few episodes where the railways took centre stage.
Well done. I questioned the reality of having shops built into the retaining walls until you showed photos of the real thing. I shudder to think what it would be like in real life to have trains rumbling overhead.
There are thousands of those railway arch businesses in the UK. They range from fitness clubs to garages. London has loads of them right across the city. The rent for them is quite cheap in some cases so people tend to just put up with the noise.
They do shudder yes LOL After a while you can even tell to a point what loco / type of train is going over your head by the wheel spacing on track joints
Video quality should be a bit better with this one. I've upgraded to the latest version of Vegas and had a play around with the quality settings. Cheers!
Yeah looks awesome...
One road could be 'closed' the other road could be taped off with a police scene, this would look good with a police car and flashing lights:)
Maybe add a grated road effect and have a flashing light police car posted directing traffic on the detour
how a bout Everard models as a shop in the arches
Quality looks amazing at the moment to be honest!
Why would anyone dislike this video?
I don't have a layout but I love watching these videos, they relax me and I love the attention to detail. You're not trying to sell anything, you're not preaching so I don't understand anyone doing a thumbs down??????
As a bus driver myself, for added realism you should fill the Bus Stop up with cars and have the Buses stuck out on the road offloading their passengers!
Huw Davies great idea....are you ever tempted to bump them out the way ? lol Dave
Most definitely, however the paperwork is a pain in the rear!🤣
I was thinking of having one trying to pull back out but nobody will let him! Should be able to add some indicators to the national.
How about adding an out of region Pacer to complement the Leyland National?
@@EverardJunction how about some updates on the Granada Coupé and what happened with the SD1 after you removed the engine?
I seem to remember there was a website that you had posted videos of the Granada restoration on but I can't remember what website it was.
As a 71 year old looking at your videos you have a great talent and should be proud of your layout
Hello Richard, another cracking video, glad you enjoyed your visit to Scotland and your chat with Dave. You two are at the top of the tree when it comes to creating fantastic model railways. Cheers Greg
great progress. the blockbuster is an inspired idea, not only does it help set the period of the layout, but you can put some "new release" movie posters in the window for an extra bit of fun
These layouts are simply wonderful. They are a joy to look at and very detailed, well done!!!.
Looking good. Can't wait to see the scenery totally finished. Interesting to watch how layouts grow, expand and improve. Great going!!!
Love the detail!
Just for information - its called cable troughing, not trunking.
For so many lids to be off, it looks like the S&T fault team have had a big cable fault to locate.
The graffiti and detritus just look spot-on.
What a great idea to have the office detail on a module. Brilliant!
The road markings really bring it to life. Once your road ‘furniture is installed, it will be just superb.
Keep up the good work, Richard! Your work is an inspiration!
Brilliant idea for installing the interior of the office block, Richard.
Excellent work. totally patient planning. Suggest putting a couple of chavs having some rumpy pumpy in the back of a car placed in an ideal position. Keep up the good realism you achieve.
Looking fab Richard, sat and watched with a beer. Thank you for the efforts you go to, we appreciate your hard work allowing us to share EJ.
I have just found your channel and have been watching your old videos. Its great to know that I'm not the only one who had the same issues with baseboards and helixes. I had the added advantage of mice who made their nest between the upper and lower levels. I spare you the details about their demise but the result was the same as you, a compete rebuild. I look forward to more of your videos. many thanks
Fantastic job! The roads look amazing. So many layouts get roads wrong with the 'flat grey' look. Nice to see the various 'patches' across the road surface. Brings it alive.
Looking really good. Thank you for sharing your build with us.
Brilliant and very useful and encouraging video. Love the attention to detail including the bits of occasional rubbish!
Fantastic, very nice, really creative, manhole covers and drains would be the cherry on the top as far as the road way is concerned. I don't know how you find the time with a family a job and restoring a car, you must be passionate about trains. Bravo you are an inspiration to all of us thank you mr. Everard Junction.
Whilst i have no intention of building a model railway myself i admire your skill and dedication to your project and the time you put in to get things right.
I always being stunned with your dedication to details and their level on realism. Bravo!
Please please please make the top floor of your office block into a karate or boxing club with each letter in each square window. It’d look so naff but perfect as that’s what a lot of those knackered old office blocks seemed to be when I was a kid.
Jon that’s a great idea... I’m gonna take a note of that for my town scene at Dean Park :-) cheers Dave
Very 80s, I like it. Will see what I can do, cheers.
Awesome progress! loving the Line side graffiti, junk & litter! Keep up the good work richard 👌🏻
I love the realism and the details...great layout...great job !
I love how your layout is realistic, grimy and a bit rundown and not all pristine
Ingenious method for installing the office interiors, very well planned out. Overall, fantastic detail as always, looking forward to your next video.
I continue to be impressed and inspired by your work, always enjoy your video offerings; thank you!
I don't have a model railway, nor anything even remotely similar, but have been watching your videos for years (just looked back, 9 years!!!! - can't believe its been that long, certainly doesn't seem it). But the quality of your modelling astounds me. Keep up the good work this layout is looking great!
Richard, you have made excellent progress, and it is good to watch how you achieve attaining the smaller details add, & stand out in the bigger picture. Well done! Iain
Great video as usual Richard, many thanks.
Thanks, long way to go but it's nice to have made a start on some of the finer detail. Cheers
Your modelling skills are absolutely superb. I am quite certain I skal never have the diligence and perseverance to create something similar. Great job!
Great modelling as always details superb need some height warning signs on bridges though
your modelling is so cool ive watched, most of your vids, but your attention to detail is just so amazing - even if there were no trains - the natural life like look is superior to most on u-tube. BRILLANT
Hello, beautiful work. I love the modular office building. The Magnorail is wonderful. And although you and Dave from Dean Park are twin sons from different mothers, I love the urban decay you are going after. Dave would never muck up his Utopia like that. Bah ha ha ha ha. You guys are great. See ya next time.
Love a bit a grime, I can't resist!
It just keeps looking better and better with every video!
It looks as though the Green Volvo could do with a new set of dampers
I was thinking wheel bearings myself. But whichever the Vauxhall and the Volvo both look like MOT failures to me
excellent progress, liking the burnt out car & railway arches shops, office interior is great, looking forward to seeing the station buildings development
Excellent Richard as always, I like the change of retaining wall, suits under the station perfectly with units and shops chucked in for good measure. Spotted Peco concrete platform edge as well, look forward to see this area progress in the coming months Andy
The station is coming. Looking forward to it, might make a start over the christmas break.
very nice Richard. It looks fab. I've just seen the road system to show a man on a bike crash, an ambulance turns up and he is carted away. Then it all started again. Quite funny. Impressive modelling as usual. You were my tutor for my first layout. I've just installed my first ever smoking chimney.
Evening Richard. What a great update and that VW golf is the business 👍🏻 37 trundling round looks fantastic 😁
Great video as ever Richard, some really good progress being made now. And I'm pleased to see that selfish prats parking on the pavement isn't just a modern day phenomenon, it happened in the '80s too!
Looking amazing so far! Can't wait to see the new station take shape!
Ive never even had a train set or any modeling stuff, but this just popped up randomly and was just fascinating. Subscribed.
Great update video, i really like the modules for the interior of the office building, that is a great idea to be able to work on it and then slide it in the spot. The details you put into the scenes really make it stand out. The Magna Rail system is very cool, adds that bit of realism to it. Thanks for sharing. Ken
All wonderful once again Richard! Love the idea of the arched shops and the yellow brickwork, so very English and highly realistic. Although I despise graffiti in real life I can't deny it has its merits in model form. Thanks, Joachim
Another great video - many thanks for putting it all together. I like these scenery and construction videos. Good to meet you at Warley and have a chat. All the best, Regards Brad.
Your attention to detail is really impeccable
Looking good Richard. I am now waiting with baited breath to see the platforms going in.
Great update! Quality additions. The spare ground near the car park, needs a shopping trolley on its side and for some bizarre reason, a single training shoe. lol. Great stuff!
True, there's always a shoe! And only one!
Pair of trainers tied with laces suspended over a telephone wire denotes gang territory. Also the road under the line would likely be suitable for pimps/prostitution etc. Brilliant scene really captures the inner city look.
The office interiors are a work of art, but equally so realistic the absence of telephones on the desks is more obvious. Not that you could see them from outside!
Love the moving vehicles, mentally pleasing as it should be after all that is what they do.
IVE595 they are cool aren’t they. When Richard came to dean park we chatted about his moving cars.... I might do it too lol
Another excellent update. It is amazing how small detail has such a big impact.
That looks bloody brilliant you make it really realistic
Love watching this series . Your layout is awesome .
Great update Richard Everard Junction looking good great fine detail and do like the retaining wall with the shops in.👍
Great update Richard,layouts looking excellent,nice to see a couple of my hometowns buses as well,all the best 👍
Great video.it's coming together well. It's nice to see your enthusiasm with these projects. Keep those vid's coming please.
Coming together nicely Richard.
Great work and exquisite looking on all levels. Thanks for bringing us along.
Superb work, looks amazing especially with your camera angles ...love the Escort on the yellow lines, absolutely how it was' ha ha
Wow it's really starting to come together now Richard, I love the London brick retaining wall, I think maybe adding some bus stops under the bridge your yet to work on could add a bit of interest in there, keep up the good work
Hi Graham, thank you for your effort, filming and putting the video together, you make it very interesting with your commentary and explaining how you do things. Keep up the great work, your layout is looking great 👍🏻.
Do your parents check out the layout sometimes, just out of interest.
Looking forward to your next update. Take care, regards Gary
looking fantastic Richard very realistic cars are great , looking forward to the station build
thanks for sharing . SYD [ woodsend junction ]
Bloody brilliant mate, always fun to watch your progress! Look forward to the next video.
The superelevation makes the 37 look great powering around that curve.
Great update as always richard scenics heading towards the station looking awsome, cant wait to see what designs or plan you with the station and platforms, was great to catch up again at warley look forward to seeing the next update cheers Dave C
That 37 with those seacows look really cool .
Love the idea of the Blockbuster under the arches. There's almost always a car spares place around these areas.
Got a few ideas for the shops, appliances, carpets, cars parts etc. Plenty to choose from.
Great update. Cool idea with the office interiors!
Magnarail really brings thimgs to life. Nicely done.
That's looking fantastic. Some ideas for the archway units, a music venue, a cheap bed/mattress shop, timber merchant or maybe an Indian restaurant ?
Splendid! I love the road markings and office interior.
James Petts the vinyl road markings make it so easy :-) I used these on my dean park layout. They look great :-)
Really enjoying this. As someone who grew up near Reading, I remember the Reading Buses! Burnt out car scene is looking great too!
St Michael's Hill but a GTI Richard? That’s a crime to car-mankind lol
Hi Richard, I don't know were you get you're inspiration from but it's really nice to see your layout coming together, "top notch". Also thank you for the time you take to make theses videos as well as the how to witch I use to build my layout Ho French. Sending you a bit of sunshine from La Réunion (unfortunately no railway here on the island).
The boss in the office is ... Alan Sugar ! :) Really, what you are doing here is not a hobby . It is a piece of art. I take my hat off...
you should add an inspector Morse jaguar to occasionally drive through ;)
Delighted to see the world famous number 17 bus - “The backbone of Reading”! All you need now is The Purple Turtle !! Great video as always 👍🏼
Lovely work as always. Please weather the buses and, assuming they'll be static display, consider bending the front axle of one do the wheels are slightly turned - makes a massive difference since then they look ready to pull away.
The buses will be weathered of course. I hope to add some indicators to one of them.
Nice job Richard,
The cars look great going along and not too fast either,
Those cars move never seen that before😲
Layouts looking great! Can’t wait to see what the station will look like
Superb progress on the layout with the usual attention to small details. The highlight has to be the office interior and how you’ve gone about fitting it out, I may well steal that idea. 😉 Would have liked to have said a personal hello to you at Warley but anytime I saw you you were deep in conversation with others, perhaps next time. Paul
I think a couple of men with kango drills maybe a scaffold tower opening up one of the arches would look really cool I hope you like the suggestion keep up the great work
Neat idea. Some scaffold on the layout would add a nice effect.
Absolutely wonderful. Excellent work.
Great videos and amazing layout
the early 90s Reading buses livery fills me with a very banal but welcome kind of nostalgia
Great video, the layout is looking awesome!
To add to the litter, you could have a bin that’s been ignored by the little ‘darlings’!
Or some empty rattle cans that have either run out mid graffiti or someone has abandoned in a hurry!
Layout is looking great Richard! You continue to give me inspiration for my own projects. I particularly like the idea of having roadwork explain the left turn. Maybe on the other end you could have a car accident or even move the burned out Mk. I Golf with a policeman, a firetruck, and some poor guy whose car just turned into a camp fire to explain the closure.
-Charlie
Great work the layout is coming on a treat well done all the best Marko.
a real fine-looking layout, great channel. all the best, martin
Reading local here, liking your choice of buses, I think I have the same Leyland Titan model.
The picture you showed at 9:55 of actual businesses under the tracks is very unusual,seems the vibration from passing trains would do regular damage to the ceilings of those businesses.. Everything is coming together and it looks fantastic...
Railway arch businesses are very common in the UK, there are hundreds in London alone.
Inspiration to all who see , can’t wait for next one
Nigel Weir agree! All that’s missing is a riot going on in his run down burnt out car scene lol.
very nice great work, i like how the walls, and street came out
Great work as always Richard and liking the way this layout is shaping up. Regards, Chris
For all it's faults, series 7,8, and 9 of The Bill would provide lots of inspiration for the layout. There were also a few episodes where the railways took centre stage.
I watch quite a lot of old footage from stuff over the past 40 years. You can get a lot info from those shows. Cheers
Love your videos . Could we get a quick full layout tour it’s been a while . Awaiting more videos !
Well done. I questioned the reality of having shops built into the retaining walls until you showed photos of the real thing. I shudder to think what it would be like in real life to have trains rumbling overhead.
There are thousands of those railway arch businesses in the UK. They range from fitness clubs to garages. London has loads of them right across the city. The rent for them is quite cheap in some cases so people tend to just put up with the noise.
They do shudder yes LOL After a while you can even tell to a point what loco / type of train is going over your head by the wheel spacing on track joints
Great update Richard looking amazing the details are outstanding
Very atmospheric layout - love it. How about a 3 piece suite and a fridge on the waste ground ?
Astounding attention to detail!!
Nice one Richard, looking good, like the block of flats along the back scene 👍😊
Thomas Lord never noticed that in my first watch, I was enjoying the music too much lol Dave
Future project, the nasty prefab buildings will be coming to Everard Junction!