Really enjoyed watching your video and listening to you, @ 62 I’m getting back into the hobby again, so everything you have suggested has been a real help, thank you
It took near eternity to get that bit right!! Explaining stuff in ones head/thoughts is easy, transferring those thoughts into words on tape....................🤯
These videos are excellent very informative and enjoyable to watch! What glue is best for this kits? And noticed you apply it with a brush how do you clean it out ?
EMA Plastic Weld is the glue I apply with the brush. www.hobbybase.co.uk/products/ema-plastic-weld-cement-57ml?variant=35642858012829&Google%20Shopping&gclid=CjwKCAiAlNf-BRB_EiwA2osbxQOkUI-jQQ6i3CBBNtWR3SoNKOApqdPBmSHMp054ZIGHP-2EAge8whoCCv0QAvD_BwE Available in most model shops. Some modellers think its a bit harsh, but I like it! Has Similar properties to Slaters Men-Pak. My application brush is just a Cheapy from Humbrol. Doesn't need washing out! Goes firm when left, but softens up again when dipped into the bottle again. Another episode in the 21t mineral wagon saga currently in production! Thanks NW
@@Wallsrail ahh cheers for the link I'll have to try it out got some Cambrian SPAs to build! Thanks for the tip with the brush I'll have to try it out seems to make applying the glue far easier. Looking forward to future wagon builds!
Really enjoyed watching all your videos. Thank you for posting - out of interest is that Humbrol 133 as the Bauxite colour? Looks very effective - kind regards, Nick
Can't remember? Was either a Humbrol brown or Railmatch Bauxite! If I haven't got the correct colour, I'm not afraid to use an alternative that's quite close, especially when its going to get heavily weathered anyway! 👍
Really enjoyed watching your video and listening to you, @ 62 I’m getting back into the hobby again, so everything you have suggested has been a real help, thank you
Like the rusty blocks nice touch .
Thank you 👍😃
👍👍👍👍👍 Great video thank you.
Lovely explanation on breaking of wagon 👍🏻
It took near eternity to get that bit right!!
Explaining stuff in ones head/thoughts is easy, transferring those thoughts into words on tape....................🤯
Thanks for the info on the breaking found it very interesting
Found it easy to explain in my head, but took ages to not sound like gobbledygook on tape!!!
@@Wallsrail that's the hard bit and why I don't do it. Really appreciate your way of presenting the projects
These videos are excellent very informative and enjoyable to watch! What glue is best for this kits? And noticed you apply it with a brush how do you clean it out ?
EMA Plastic Weld is the glue I apply with the brush. www.hobbybase.co.uk/products/ema-plastic-weld-cement-57ml?variant=35642858012829&Google%20Shopping&gclid=CjwKCAiAlNf-BRB_EiwA2osbxQOkUI-jQQ6i3CBBNtWR3SoNKOApqdPBmSHMp054ZIGHP-2EAge8whoCCv0QAvD_BwE Available in most model shops.
Some modellers think its a bit harsh, but I like it! Has Similar properties to Slaters Men-Pak.
My application brush is just a Cheapy from Humbrol. Doesn't need washing out! Goes firm when left, but softens up again when dipped into the bottle again.
Another episode in the 21t mineral wagon saga currently in production!
Thanks
NW
@@Wallsrail ahh cheers for the link I'll have to try it out got some Cambrian SPAs to build! Thanks for the tip with the brush I'll have to try it out seems to make applying the glue far easier. Looking forward to future wagon builds!
Really enjoyed watching all your videos. Thank you for posting - out of interest is that Humbrol 133 as the Bauxite colour? Looks very effective - kind regards, Nick
Can't remember? Was either a Humbrol brown or Railmatch Bauxite!
If I haven't got the correct colour, I'm not afraid to use an alternative that's quite close, especially when its going to get heavily weathered anyway! 👍