Building a Model Railway - Part 17 - Continuing the shed build
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- In this part I finish the windows, add lights and get the shed onto the layout.
You can read about the layout in the current issue of Hornby Magazine. www.hornbymagaz...
Wow, that view through the shed with the bushes in the distance is nothing short of superb! Absolutely stunning work richard.
Came across your channel a couple of days ago...I've been glued to my screen. Superb work! I had a train set when I was a kid. I'm now 54 years of age and yesterday afternoon I went into town and purchased the Tornado pullman express set by Hornby. Watching you work has inspired me. Thank you for the great vids and thank you for the inspiration!
Richard that methods of connecting the SMD LEDs using brass tube is just brilliant. Railway Modellers never stop amazing and inspiring me with their ingenuity. Well done on getting published. You've created a fantastic layout that has such a great look to it.
Bloody good job with the shed - it looks fantastic. I have to say the Everard Junction shop workers are probably the cleanest and tidiest railway workers ever - the inside of the shed is immaculate, not a piece of scrap anywhere!
Great job - impressive results
I'm not surprised your layout has been featured in a model railway mag your videos are helpful and addictive. 6 months ago I pulled out a broken old Hornby loco, while researching how to get it working again i came across your videos. You inspired me to set up my own layout. Thanks for all your help. Dan from Australia
I started my layout a couple of years ago at least. I had almost forgotten there was a semi-complete railway above my head until I got bored one day and came across your channel again. I started watching and it inspired me to get going again. Been and wired the permanent lighting and layed the floorboards up there. You did that :)
That shed looks amazing,thanks for all the inspiration you have given me,your videos make books on making scenery etc redundant,Like others here,i always look forward to the next instalment as there's always inspiration for something I hadn't thought of.Keep it up.
Justly deserved recognition for your great work and inspiration to us all. Starting a garage layout in September in the middle of the clearing out!!
The shed looks brilliant lit and unlit, all your hard work has really paid off and thank you for doing the layout, yourself and IC82 are both excellent to follow. Can't wait to read the article in the Hornby magazine, been waiting for this since you first mentioned it. Here's to the next 5 million views!
I was amazed by the amount of work that you put into this project. The inginuity is incredible. My personal favourite is the lighting. it looks like real conduit joining those lights.
Here's to the next five million! I'm not a railway modeller but have loved your channel since randomly finding it three years ago - have just ordered the mag online, too! Keep up the good work, keep enjoying it!
looks really cool Richard, every time I pop in to a model shop, enthusiastic kids are dragging parents around to build a railway like yours.. you've set the bench mark now.. fab project... Garry
Once again a great instructional video showing that fantastic shed off. Congratulations for the mag article. You have a layout a lot of us try to emulate. Thanks
Robin
Picked the mag up a few weeks ago had a quick flick through and the layout photos look great. It's been a fantastic journey watching EJ develop and expand. Well done Rich.
well done getting the layout into a mag matey...my layout was in model rail mag a few months back.
Miss you Glebe Road Junction! Your channel was amazing. Really hope you and Stevie B come back with a new layout soon! Cheers!
I have just watched the construction of your siding area videos back to back, fantastic. I have a grandson of four and he is train crazy, he doesn't know at the moment that model railways even exist in this form, there will soon be a visit to the Hornby Centre at Margate I'm sure. You have reignited my passion of railway modelling from 50 years ago, I am also sure that me and my grandson will be spending a lot more time in the loft over the coming years. I have subscribed and now off to watch some more, carry on the good work.
I'm only 15 and you have inspired me so much. Your layout is amazing and your updates have covered everything which is great for your modellers like me
Can I just say I really enjoy your channel. As a young lad I had a Hornby layout, in fact I still have it packed away but unfortunately with family and work commitments I have no time, space or money to take up the hobby again. Your layout is a kind of surrogate for me and I am sure that I am not alone in this. You did inspire me to dig out my locos and take them to a model railway exhibit. Where 3 out of 4 run for the first time in probably 35 years. Well done keep up the good work. One last point as an ex video editor your videos are really well done and look very professional.
The Hornby mag article was excellent they did you proud. Keep up the brilliant work.
Congrats Everard. Your a real inspiration to railway collectors and hobbyists, would be great to see a class 66 EWS running round your layout 👍👍
Have enjoyed watching your layout develop as a subscriber since 2012 and Hornby magazine recognition is richly deserved.
Thank you again for sharing your love of railroading.
Yet again you have created a brilliant addition to your layout, it certainly adds to the whole scenery. congrats to you for getting your layout in the Hornby magazine. It certainly given me a lot of thoughts on how to set up my builds. Dave
Two great ideas for me, your lighting idea looks as though the cables are running in metal trunking and that guttering idea, answered a few questions for me. You are in a class of your own, top class.Barry. Devon
Just pure brilliance.....patience of a saint..... well done on the publication. 10/10
Congratulations and well deserved recognition for all your modelling work/play and your dedication to putting addictive UA-cam videos together. I was fortunate to find your videos in the new year (2016) and have been binge watching them ever since. Think I'm caught up now. You mention at the start of this video that you're surprised how many people are into model trains; well I'm sure you've inspired many (like me) to take the plunge over the years and guess there will also be many who just live the dream through your videos and marvel at a true artist at work. Many thanks Richard :)
I'm watching what I can't do right now
+Jarrod Draper I don't have any ware to put it a friend got me strarted
Fantastic shed. Big congrats on the Hornby magazine article.
Wow, that carriage shed looks great. You have done a superb job, I take my hat off to you.
You have been an inspiration to many, but WOW! A mag article...Great. Very proud of you!
Amazing work. I have loved watching you build this and even without weathering its a beautiful building but knowing how you love the realistic look I am sure it will be even better before you finish. Very exciting that they did a piece on your layout.
Congratulations Richard on the Hornby magazine appearance and the 5m views, both very well deserved! A great effort on the shed, looking great, keep up the good work! All the best, Matt
Just joined the club this last couple of days, so looking back over your videos. Great workmanship from a skilled worker and the time you must take in doing the work shows on the layout, keep up the good work. Can I also say I enjoy your videoing, and talk over, I have not always enjoyed some on the tube, with unsteady videoing, loud music, or no talk over at all, I soon get bored. Your channel is just right in every way. Again, keep up the good work, well done.
The shed is coming along beautifully. The lights look great. You must be very proud to have your layout featured in a mag.Scott
Welcome back 😃
Carriage shed is looking good just like the one at longsight in Manchester I use to visit in the 70s when I was an avid train spotter 😊
Fantastic building already and it's not finished yet. The leds are great - just the right level of light. It has, however, made me realise how much work I have ahead of me on a large building planned for my own layout!
A internet sensation 5 million hits and counting praise indeed from hornby and well deserved ive been subscribed from the begining keep it coming rich world class.
Great to see you back on this build, as to who's interested in model railways ! Lots of us folk take time ( old age ) to get to enjoy our hobby !! keep up the good work & congratulations on the magazine article on what's a great model railway layout, mine's only at the baseboard stage, but I live in hope. !!!
Well done Richard, Number of subscribers, Hornby Magazine & your shed brill
Awesome awesome awesome. Have always wanted a model railway. One day I plan to make one in my garage. Watching this series is inspirational.
Good day Sir. I have to say that I recently subscribe to your channel. I also went back and watched all the back videos! I have waiting for an update on the train shed for the longest time and, now that it's here I m not disappointed! Excellent work! It look fantastic in both day and night light! Can't wait for the next video!Cheers AndrewToronto, Canada
Thanks Andrew
EverardJunction it's a fantastic work. Job well done ! Keep going my friend!
Hi Richard,
Found the article in the Hornby Magazine amazing. The pictures are really Top-Notch and gives another dimention to your layout. Hopes that it'll bring more viewers to your channel. I'm thankfull to all you're sharing here and learned quite a lot. Again, thanks for the work you put up on those videos.
Eric.
You deserve everything you got ! All your hard work paid off !!!
Well done Richard
Great article in the Hornby Mag. The layout just gets better.
The shed looks great, its bloody huge!
Cheers
Brought my copy of the Hornby magazine, an excellent article Richard, well done. The shed coming on nicely, BIG but nicely. It reminds of the trains sheds at Ramsgate Depot when I was based at Faversham in the good old B.R NSE days. You need to get all sorts of crap all over the floor so the staff and crews can trip arse over whats its as I used to do. LOL. Keep up the good work.
Dave
congratulations on the magazine article Richard, very nice to see the layout in print!
The carriage shed is looking excellent, the lighting really makes it realistic!
Graham.
Congratulations on Hornby Magazine - great to see the layout in print.
Another great video Richard. The layout looks much better in the flesh but the Hornby photos certainly show off its quality. Thanks again.
Hi Richard, congratulations getting your layout in the Hornby magazine, I have been looking out for it, will definitely get a copy.
I just love the engine shed, looks brilliant, you do such a good job, you make it look easy, you definitely have an eye for detail and finished appearance. Look forward to your next video 😊. Cheers Gary, I'm in Perth Australia.
Wow that is one hell of a shed, really coming along very well. Many congratulations in your well deserved feature in the magazine as well too, cheers Jack
I have been watching this entire series in awe. Your skill, patience and attention to detail are very impressive. Congratulations on the magazine spread :)
...you are a true inspiration...i watch my daily dose of your vids and often ask myself...what is it all about his vids?. I think you combine several talents in one.. your vids are like an adventure and the viewer is part of that adventure...your calm voice, your passion, your knowledge, your ideas....its really a fun to watch...thx for sharing....
Some of the completed shots are stunning.
@EverardJunction Waited quite a while for this! This channel has taught me a lot on model railroading. Especially when there's very little to learn about this hobby in India. Thanks a lot.
Congratulations mate! Well deserved. Here's to another six years.
The 'shed' look good. Clever Lighting.and nice effect. Super detailing.
that is an amazing build , lighting is just right , looks good with the passenger cars sitting in it ,,, great build ,, thanks for sharing it with us
Brilliant work on the shed and congrats on the article, will have to go and buy myself a copy!
Many congrats on getting into the mag, That's quite a coup, you are the very best at what we do
Congratulations on getting in to The Hornby Magazine , A really great Feature ( finished reading at lunchtime today ) Look forward to seeing more of Everard Junction and also well done on reaching 5 Million on UA-cam .
Well done for the article. I just join the "Junction" a few months ago. You do some outstanding work sir! I'm playing a bit of catch up to the past videos, but I am in love with the job you did building the carriage shed. Awesome job! You also gave me heat attack when I came a cross the video when you started taking the layout apart! I understand your reasoning though, and I can't wait to see and follow the rebuild of the new "Junction".
I have been following your "how to" videos for some months now and must say that your layout and dedication to detail is excellent. I do not have a layout (nor intend starting one), but since 1965 I have always had an interest in model railways; my interest came from my first job which was working in the model railway department at Hamleys in Regent Street.
What I find absolutely amazing is how much the scenery side of things has improved, non of the point rods existed and of course the there was no static grass, if anything "grass" always looked rather too bright.
I think there is little improvement you could easily make to your lay out and that is to include some animals. One of the gardeners in the allotments could have a dog, a swan and/or ducks on the canal would be very realistic especially if someone was "feeding" them; some rabbits along the embankment would look good and possibly even a deer in the woods over the tunnel mouths. This is purely my thoughts and I understand if you and others disagree.
Anyway thanks for the enjoyment and education you have been giving me.
Far canal! That's a goodun, my good man! I can quite understand why you have had so much interest, as your videos are very down to earth, practical and informative. And you never whine about a few dislikes either. A measured attitude to it all is always a good idea, and you always have that.
Those night-time shots in that carriage shed are incredible. If that was the first thing I saw in this video I would've mistook it for the real thing!
* I have to say I really enjoyed seeing the shed's construction from start to finish too.
awesome work mate on the magazine! been following for over a year now, got my enthusiasm going to start my own... finally cleared my garage today, so its time to start putting in the foundations! :-)
well done mate, what an inspiration you have been to all model railway enthusiasts like myself, thank you .........................regards Tony
This is a wonderful shed structure, excellent modelling
Simply amazing craftsmanship sir! Brilliant.
Fantastic job on the shed Richard amazing work.
The fantastic work continues. Well done that man.
Congratulations on the magazine publish, will definitely be buying this issue and thank you as always for the great content and inspiration for new ideas on all layouts, big or small!
Your comment regarding 5million views should come as no surprise. Your work is excellent and inspirational. And yes, there are that many people that are model railroad enthusiasts. Or maybe, there are only 12 of us out there and we watch your videos a lot...
Fantastic layout love watching the videos glad it's in the magazine well done
im just starting to build my layout..i had originally got stuff down and started scenic work but since discovering your channel ive decided to start again using ideas from your expertise so please keep up the great work :) Jamie
Fantastic job on the shed, and congratulations on getting into Hornby Magazine well done your layout is brilliant,looking forward to reading about it when it comes out, in Australia we get it a month late nearly . Well done again..
It is a hugely impressive shed. With damn great windows!
Congratulations and well look forward to the next update.
Awesome I love the realistic look of the shed.
I've been watching your videos for about four years now so it's really nice to read the article in Hornby magazine. Well done.
I just finished my largest kit bashed structure yet...but this inspires me to go even bigger. Nicely done.
Brilliant Richard looks great also great to see everard jc in the hornby mag will look forward to the next instalment take care buddy Dave with tinsley tmd and yard model
Hi Richard, you have taken modeling to another level ,i find your work so inspirational ,just brilliant, phenomenal, i do hope that one day Everard Junction finds its way in a Railway Museum even if it means taking the roof off your house, if not ,that would be criminal.All the very best. Kevin Fox.
A monumental effort with a great outcome ,nice idea on the lights they could be on conduit so goes well .
Congrats on making it to print and I love how you still don't put ads on your videos, keep up the good work, she'd is looking great, I kind of know how it feels having to move that size of building about as I did a similar build about a year ago, not quite as long and I just used old double canopy hornby platform sections, I was going to add further sections but once I found out my entire layout had to come down I thought it was pointless. I have a new location for starting again though and can't wait to get stuck into building it again. Family comes first though so I'm still not sure when I can get stuck back in, well done again though 👍 Bri
Well done for getting in the mag. Must go out and buy it now! Yes I am surprised how popular model railways are since I started. Which is a good thing. It would be good though to see you younger people getting involved as it is very educational on many levels. Also you learn new skills. Not got around to scratch building ( love the shed) like yourself yet. Great stuff!
Congrats for the great support from the community
Amazing layout you must be very proud of your layout. The article in hornbys magazine was outstanding lots of personal info on yourself and the layout. I`m still building my layout my period 1940s - 1960s it is a bit more ambitious based on the great downs line Reading to Bristol and also Waterloo to all the coastal areas So have a lot of fiddle yards so that i can run lots of different period loco`s which i find is a lot of fun. thank you for all your time filming your layout has given me lots of ideas for my layout. one of your biggest fans.
Regards Dave
Well done nice write up in the Hornby mag ,nice work on the shed
Congratulations on a stunning piece of model engineering, your attention to detail is incredible
a great bit of modeling looks so good and realistic
love your work,inspited me to restart my railway after 36yrs(kids are gone)given me lots of ideas now just need the talent
Not commented for a while as I have been really busy, but I have caught up with your videos and want to say well done for the magazine. Awesome. Jason.
Those night-time shots in the shed look amazing! Fantastic work!
Great Video as normal... well done getting into Hornby Magazine .Shed looking very good excellent build ..very professional looking well done ..Des .
Respect man!!! Very nice work. I admire your patience.
Well done purchase the issue of hornby mag the day of release great article and have given it a mention in my last update on my channel. The shed looks amazing fits in so well can't wait to see the finished product just wish I had the skills and nerve to do it. Keep up the good work and look forward to the next update.
so deserves to be in hornby magazine my friend well done
A super article in the Hornby mag Richard and another brilliant how to do item on utube.
Congratulations on your five million views. I do enjoy your updates, please keep them coming.
absolutely fantastic series. such knowledge enthusiasm and warmth. That's why you are so popular. well done
Just a note to congratulate you on not only a wonderful layout, but on a well deserved spread in Hornby. I get a kick out of you, as a professional railroader here in the states, I often laugh at the terms you use to describe things in British railroading. As in the engine you call a shunter, we call a switcher. LOL...best to you sir, I hope some day in my journeys abroad to meet you. Until then, keep the videos coming, and lets see how far you get in this video with the godaweful shed....BTW, after you get done with it, be sure to toast the volume of work you have done on it with a couple fingers of 20 year single malt scotch. Well done sir.
And we laugh at the things our US cousins say like "railroad"! ;)