Building structures brings satisfaction to a model builder. Your model building skills are exceptional. But going beyond the structure building and developing a reasonable, yet very attractive scene requires a whole different set of skills. Jason, I am very happy to be living in a time where young talent like you have is being shared in videos. I was fortunate to visit John Allen when he and Jim Findley were adding rockwork to a new portion of his layout. But that was just a small glimpse of his modeling skills. The contributions you are making to the hobby by sharing your ideas, your methods and your clear explanations are not only valuable to us today, but your efforts will be seen by new generations of model builders for years to come. What a wonderful time to be alive and see efforts such as your's preserved for posterity. Thank you for taking the time to film and edit these videos. They are priceless.
Wow all the final details all around with the closer look we can see your amazing work. You and Doug are excellent and very helpful for the hobby people. Thanks again always enjoying your video.
Awesome workmanship! I thought I was good but I guess I'm up for learning new things and I thank you for that. I now need to go back and find part three that somehow got by me.
This one's on a whole different level Jason. You and Doug have high standards and amazing skills but, even for you guys, this is a beautiful model. I'm really looking forwatd to seeing how Doug completes it and I can't even guess what it will raise on eBay. A craftsman kit of this size would surely be several hundred; having it ready-built (to this standard) plus being a "famous UA-cam build" has to put it nearer to 𝒇𝒐𝒖𝒓 figures. I certainly hope so; it's for a good cause. Fantastic work from both of you - and it's not even finished yet.
Thank you again Jason, for all the information and for reply ,makes feel good. Is awesome piece of art and great video. I'm in Connecticut too around 1:15 from Doug. . . Cesar
Fantastic! It's been the best idea, not to mention the end auction for charity, to have you and Doug go back and forth on this project. Especially as neither of you knw what the other is going to add until it arrives in the mail. Cheers
One of the best things I so far have learned on your channel if you practice your technics, your modeling just gets better. Love the technic on using a glue gun for water drainage. Adding details, the video you did on the garage really upped my game...it even works in N scale!! Thanks for raising the bar in my modeling.
Looking incredible guys.......you two kept me sane during the lockdown...... I'm a retired architect and starting building models inspired by the both of you......
Fantastic video, I really love the different textures of the walls, with brick and wood and then all neat details, and the outflow pipe, as always thanks for sharing.
@@JasonJensenTrains I'd like to thank you for answering my comments. I realize you have a ton of them and you taking the time out of your busy schedule means a lot to me and others. Oh BTW I'm working on a bridge lift out like yours so that I can add an 18 inch finger so I can do some running and a wye at the end and no longer be point-to-point. It will make my layout look like a "P".
This is really fantastic! Both of you are superb modelers and so inspirational. I can't wait to see the finished "product"! And I hope you guys hit a home run when selling this on eBay. Both of you deserve it and I'll be rooting for you guys (...and I'm sure I'll be bidding as well ;-) ).
Fantastic job, Jason. I love all the view angles you get with the mixed levels, and the finished are, as usual, gorgeous. So much fun watching you bring it all together.
Absolutely stunning work as usual Jason. I absolutely love the way the buildings just ramble along and blend perfectly into your scenery. Always look forward to see what you do next. My motivation for the day!
1) Thank you for video, I've learnt something again. 2) Would you mind, if you do similar cooperation series in future, putting links to other parts in video description, please?
Can you do a video on the differences of chalk paint, stains, shaders, and acrylics, including how each medium looks when painted, dry brushed, or as a wash? I was thinking of each kind in isolation. More about the ingredients than the final dish.
Love your videos. I've learned so much. Check out hobby lobby they have something called t-pins in the upholstery area. they're great for holding track down and you don't have to use two pins 😁👍
Thank you so much!!! I’m building a entire model railroad on my UA-cam channel! Please watch some older videos, I even gave a tour a few videos back. Thanks for watching!!!
I bet you could sell pre printed billboards....maybe a 3 pak....10...or 11 buks include shipping.....many of us dont have computers or printers....im interested for sure🤠
Okay, I've got to ask the hard question: how did you ship that back to Doug without it getting knocked to pieces? Package shipping, while not intentionally destructive, isn't exactly tender and cautious either.
Building structures brings satisfaction to a model builder. Your model building skills are exceptional. But going beyond the structure building and developing a reasonable, yet very attractive scene requires a whole different set of skills. Jason, I am very happy to be living in a time where young talent like you have is being shared in videos. I was fortunate to visit John Allen when he and Jim Findley were adding rockwork to a new portion of his layout. But that was just a small glimpse of his modeling skills. The contributions you are making to the hobby by sharing your ideas, your methods and your clear explanations are not only valuable to us today, but your efforts will be seen by new generations of model builders for years to come. What a wonderful time to be alive and see efforts such as your's preserved for posterity. Thank you for taking the time to film and edit these videos. They are priceless.
Thank you so much for the kind words Darryl, I really appreciate it!!!
Using the clear hot glue is a stroke of genius! Great tip! Well done!
Can't wait for the next team build! Spectacular!
Thank you so much John!!!!
Immensely enjoying this build between you and Doug! Viewer has no idea what will happen each episode LOL. Fantastic looking kit bash!
Thank you so much!!! This was such a fun project between Doug and I. Be sure to watch Doug’s videos on his channel at Fos Scale Models. 👍
Claps all around, what a fun series, great techniques as always and a wonderful platform for the humane society!
Thank you so much, we truly appreciate it!!!
Jason, Hi, This is turning out amazing. It is really impressive. You are Doug are so talented. I look forward to the next instalment. Cheers, Michael
Thank you so much Michael!!!
Here from Scale Hanger 182, well worth it, you have great techniques and vision.
Thank you, I really appreciate it!!!
Wow fantastic work!! Awesome effort on both of your two guys parts. Can't wait to see the other side and the finished product.
I love what you are doing. Great advice and techniques. Thanks.
Thank you so much!!!
good video as always
I liked the tip of usinf a hacksaw blade to cut the foam and the preparation of the ground and carving of the concrete slabs
Thank you so much and thanks for watching!!! I always appreciate it!!
Pure Excellence! !!
I absolutely love it!
Thank you so much, I really appreciate it!!!
Wow all the final details all around with the closer look we can see your amazing work. You and Doug are excellent and very helpful for the hobby people. Thanks again always enjoying your video.
Thank you so much, I really appreciate it!!!
Awesome workmanship! I thought I was good but I guess I'm up for learning new things and I thank you for that. I now need to go back and find part three that somehow got by me.
Thank you so much John!!!
This one's on a whole different level Jason. You and Doug have high standards and amazing skills but, even for you guys, this is a beautiful model. I'm really looking forwatd to seeing how Doug completes it and I can't even guess what it will raise on eBay.
A craftsman kit of this size would surely be several hundred; having it ready-built (to this standard) plus being a "famous UA-cam build" has to put it nearer to 𝒇𝒐𝒖𝒓 figures. I certainly hope so; it's for a good cause. Fantastic work from both of you - and it's not even finished yet.
Thank you so very much, we truly appreciate it!!!!
Fantastic work, just like the real thing. Thanks for sharing this with us.
Greetings Urs
Thank you so very much!!!
Oh wow! This is a piece of art!
Thank you so much!!!
Thank you again Jason, for all the information and for reply ,makes feel good. Is awesome piece of art and great video. I'm in Connecticut too around 1:15 from Doug.
. . Cesar
Thank you so much for watching, I really appreciate it!!!
Fantastic! It's been the best idea, not to mention the end auction for charity, to have you and Doug go back and forth on this project. Especially as neither of you knw what the other is going to add until it arrives in the mail. Cheers
Thank you so much! We are having so much fun!!!!
Looking really good Jason!!!!!!!
Thank you so much!!!
I love it, Jason! Great work as usual
Thank you so much Martin!!! I always appreciate it!
Like the video lots of detail.Hope to see more
Thank you so much!!!
Now they look fantastic 👍
Thank you so much!!!
Totally awesome! Thanks for the series! Kind regards from Munich
Thank you so much!!!
Entire build between two modelers is a fantastic journey.. smallest details, such as that alley way, adds such realism.. now onto the finish by Doug..
Thank you so very much Ed!!!
One of the best things I so far have learned on your channel if you practice your technics, your modeling just gets better. Love the technic on using a glue gun for water drainage. Adding details, the video you did on the garage really upped my game...it even works in N scale!! Thanks for raising the bar in my modeling.
Thank you so much Will, it truly means a lot to me hearing that! As always thanks for watching!!!
Making the difference every day , creating Art .
Excellent job Jason.!! 🚂🏆
Thank you so much!!!!
awesome concept... you and Doug doing a build like this... i will be bidding on it....
Thank you so much Hardy!!!
Splendid buildings . Beautiful work . A source of inspiration for my dioramas . Congratulations from a new subscriber .
Thank you so much, I really appreciate it!!!
Looking incredible guys.......you two kept me sane during the lockdown...... I'm a retired architect and starting building models inspired by the both of you......
Thank you so very much John!!!
Fantastic video, I really love the different textures of the walls, with brick and wood and then all neat details, and the outflow pipe, as always thanks for sharing.
Thank you so much Alex!!! This has been such a fun project! Thanks for watching!!!
Incredible talent....and patience....nice✌
That is an incredible diorama…Luv the scenery work and how it all comes together!
Thank you so much Richard!!!
WowFantastic diorama,like always Jason,you have an imagination like no one,great job to you and Doug
Thank you so much, we really appreciate it!!!
I have to say ... I am so impressed .. excellent, excellent work
Thank you so much Edward, I truly appreciate it!!!
You the Man !👍👍👍👍
Thank you so much Albert!!!
Another well done video. Lynn
Thank you so very much Lynn!!!
Very interesting to see your scenery work. There is no way I can replicate that but at least I am encouraged to give it a try.
Mike B.
Thank you so much!!! It’s not as hard as it looks! I’m sure you can do it. Thanks for watching!!!
Funtastic work, well done, great videos with good tips. Keep going the good work. Greetings from Portugal😉👍
Jason, excellent modeling. You seem to improve with every project, and we benefit from your videos. Thanks.
Thank you so much Jeff, I really appreciate it!!!
Fantastic work Jason. Again you've inspired me and I'm sure many others. You and Doug partner great together. Thanks for another great post.
Thank you so much John!!!
@@JasonJensenTrains I'd like to thank you for answering my comments. I realize you have a ton of them and you taking the time out of your busy schedule means a lot to me and others. Oh BTW I'm working on a bridge lift out like yours so that I can add an 18 inch finger so I can do some running and a wye at the end and no longer be point-to-point. It will make my layout look like a "P".
Top shelf skills and the imagination that you gentlemen possess is incredible. Thanks for the great videos and inspiration you give.
Thank you so much, we truly appreciate it!!!
This is really fantastic! Both of you are superb modelers and so inspirational.
I can't wait to see the finished "product"! And I hope you guys hit a home run when selling this on eBay. Both of you deserve it and I'll be rooting for you guys (...and I'm sure I'll be bidding as well ;-) ).
Thank you so much John, We really appreciate it!!!!
Great build. Thx
Thank you!!!
Fantastic job, Jason. I love all the view angles you get with the mixed levels, and the finished are, as usual, gorgeous. So much fun watching you bring it all together.
Thank you so much Greg, I really appreciate it!!!
Thanks So much Jason. 🐾🚂 BearCreek Cov, KY.
Thank you for watching Rick!!!
Fantastic job!
Thank you!!!
Well you guys have done an excellent job on this so inspiring and so realistic thanks for sharing
Thank you so much Mike!!!
Another outstanding work Jason. I like where the money is going too. You guys are just great.
Thank you so very much Dennis!!!
Absolutely stunning work as usual Jason. I absolutely love the way the buildings just ramble along and blend perfectly into your scenery. Always look forward to see what you do next. My motivation for the day!
Thank you so much!!! I really appreciate the kind words!!!
Looks awesome Jason! The alley is my favorite part! Can't wait to finish it.
Thanks buddy! Such a fun project!!!
Incredible.
Thank you Christian!!!
1) Thank you for video, I've learnt something again.
2) Would you mind, if you do similar cooperation series in future, putting links to other parts in video description, please?
Can you do a video on the differences of chalk paint, stains, shaders, and acrylics, including how each medium looks when painted, dry brushed, or as a wash? I was thinking of each kind in isolation. More about the ingredients than the final dish.
That’s so cool. Both you guys did an awesome job.
Thank you so much, we really appreciate it!!!
beautiful work Jason, really impressed with this diorama. keep up the great work, you inspire me so much!
Thank you so much, I really appreciate it!!!
Love your videos. I've learned so much.
Check out hobby lobby they have something called t-pins in the upholstery area. they're great for holding track down and you don't have to use two pins 😁👍
Thank you so much Greg!!!
Always a Pleasure to see your Videos. I watch only your Chanel and Luke Towans. Will you ever build a Model Railroad? Greetings from Germany.
Thank you so much!!! I’m building a entire model railroad on my UA-cam channel! Please watch some older videos, I even gave a tour a few videos back. Thanks for watching!!!
@@JasonJensenTrains will look for the vids. If your MR is half perfect as your houses it will be a blast.
I like waste Lander diorama will you ever show how you do your fallout painting?
I bet you could sell pre printed billboards....maybe a 3 pak....10...or 11 buks include shipping.....many of us dont have computers or printers....im interested for sure🤠
Amazing Jason. Is the drainage tube made from aluminum foil ?
Thank you so much Mike!!! It’s Campbells corrugated aluminum.
I may have missed it, but is there a link to Doug's videos? Would like to see his techniques you mentioned. 😊
Nice
Thank you Tony!!!
Okay, I've got to ask the hard question: how did you ship that back to Doug without it getting knocked to pieces? Package shipping, while not intentionally destructive, isn't exactly tender and cautious either.
LOL. Basically a plywood box. It’s a scary risk mailing anything!
@@JasonJensenTrains -- I hear you! Gambling your hard work on the Postal Roulette wheel. 📫
How do you ship that VERY fragile package to your friend without damage? Very carefully I would imagine. "THIS SIDE UP" FOR sure. 😅
where do you buy ammo
No way you made the water like that! You have to use expensive hard to find products like the rest of us. SMH.
LOL!!! Thanks for watching!!!
Where Subtitle ? :((