next year we should have a sofa....(just outside the Bachmann collectors club - as we wont get in!) and have a three way chat about anything and everything.....can we start with slagging off the livery errors? ;-) Dave
indeed. Shall we just nick one of the plush snobby Bachmann collectors club ones? In fact Bachmann should take on DFS and Sofology's sales tactic - "Order now for Guaranteed Christmas delivery".....would that work with their class 158????
I'm in the States and you both have given me some great views and perspectives, that you otherwise wouldn't see modeler's do in the US. thanks both of you.
Really interesting, comfortable chat and reinforced my beliefs a bit that I might not be doing things the 'popular' way, and might not be getting the kind of attention most channels get, but I'm doing it my way and enjoying it!
Exactly right, i don't really have an interest in model trains but i really like the diorama's created for them, particularly different era's, and the build process is fascinating, it's basically someone without the Patience or temperament to pay the attention to detail needed to do this, watching someone who has.
You both are an inspiration to the hobby the first time I saw everard junction I was blown away I was inspired to start again then I saw new junction aw two magnificent layouts and cheeky trek ur how to’s from both of you are great power to your elbows as they say 🚂🚂🚂🚂🚂🚂🚂
Ur welcome I was in London so it’s catch-up for me before I go out on night shift urself everard barnabus cheaky tek Dean park but to name a fue were my inspiration to start again my layout fits on my two seat sofa n gauge 🚂🚂🚂🚂🚂🚂
I enjoyed that very much. Awesome interview. Everard Junction was one of the first channels I subscribed when I started the mrr in 2017. Thank you for sharing. - Drew
You are both very inspirational. I keep having long breaks before I move on with my layout. It is good to hear that you also need "thinking" time. The hobby is about having fun but also about improving your skills. What you run and how you model is not that important - as long as you enjoy it. What I will eventually build is anyone's guess, as I keep changing my mind and hence the layout!
Didnt get to the show this year...saw loftus road last year or the year before..in the flesh is the best way to see these layouts. Unfortunately mine like many others doesn't leave it's permanent home and people have to endure my poor video skills in order to see what I believe is a decent layout.
This video was an eye opener to me. You two gentleman have given me insight on the hard work to put up a channel, and entertain the viewers. Keep up the good work guys. Merry Christmas too!
Geat interview!! New Junction, you have a new fan!!! Richard is one of my biggest inspiration when I built my layout. I believe I have the only channel in spanish for modelrailroad, and many of mi ideas are from your videos. Muchas gracias saludos desde México
Excellent interview, and great to get the inspiration behind such amazing models. Very well done, and keep up the good work. I agree about the videos, I watch what Richard does for inspiration if I ever get around to building my proper layout instead of the 30year old 6ft x 2ft piece of sundeala that I have at the moment. Thanks guys 👍
I think the biggest thing for me in watching your channels is learning how to do everything. Things I feel You probably take for granted in your skills and experience.
A humbling experience for me was being asked to produce some of the working lamps for John Holden’s Liverpool Lime Street......and WOW, the overall results are truly amazing. John remains a good associate and I am pleased to have been associated with the model. An honour indeed.
The two modellers that can take the blame for my channel! Both have inspired me and Richard New Junction gave me the confidence to start making videos! So blame them! A wonderful interview - thanks for that both of you!
Lovely “video chat” chaps! Much inspiration gained from you both by many, me included and I’m a 50+ year modeller. You are to be applauded and, as Richard (EJ) said, whether it’s just the right time or progress in the hobby. Much has to be rewarded from being a relative youngster in the hobby. And you chaps have it. Embrace it, enjoy it and keep up the great work. I played with “how to introduce sound” as far back as 1968. How did I achieve it? And extra motor in a Class 37, not connected to the drive and running as soon as power was applied. Of course it ran quicker than the bogie (was an old HORNBY Model), and that was it. It worked! No LEDs then so lighting was problematic - so not really feasible well, not comfortably. Any road, all the best to you both, and your subscribers - and your input! Bob
Thanks for the upload, Its because of people like Richard & yourself that I have taken to this hobby, I have been buying stock for a while now & hope to start work on my layout next year. I have a outbuilding which is 20ft square that will be the home of Appleby Crossing, when it has had a new roof put on it. So at the moment I'm just getting my Video software together & I will be online after Christmas, Thanks Lads.
Good job. Everard Junction is my favourite channel, perhaps because it was the first 'learning channel' I found. I have probably watched all of the films several times (and some loads), before making my first Thomas layout. I am now working on my second. This one is for me, rather than the four year old and I am working on a WWI layout.
@@NewJunction lol I think I will always be a noob when it comes to railways. When people talk about the different classes, I haven't got a clue what they are talking about. However I do when it comes ot the Great War stuff.
Hi, Great YT clip and excellent to listen to, funny when you see someone that you have listened to for what seems like a life time in Modelling Years, and all we see is there layout along with them talking about it, and we get so use to there voice and never seeing them in full apart from there hands as they show you aHow-To clip etc.., but then you see them (i’d love to say in person, but sadly that is yet to happen for me on a lot of great UA-camrs I watch on a daily weekly basis) so to watch you guys in this type of interview setting and they look nothing like what you see them as, in your minds eye as it where...! So great to put a face to the Layout, at least in the future we will know you from your UA-cam, but you wouldn’t have a clue who we are, but as and when that day happens, you keep my time occupied while i watch your many UA-cam clips that you so lovingly put up for us all to watch, and to that, we can all only say Thank You, and hope one day I get to meet you all to!
Big fan of Richard's channel. It's SO nice to hear him talking off the cuff. His videos are so methodical and well edited which is great but this interview was a really nice insight into the man behind 'the' junction.
Great interview Richard I really enjoyed that I too thought it was fantastic meeting Richard of everard such a nice guy and I was shocked when I found out he was in the same building as myself I couldn’t believe my luck , you could do a series of interviews with fellow models? .......... nah that probably would be a logistical nightmare lol . Brian
Great to put a face to that voice. What sort of paint are you talking about? Matt, gloss eggshell, humbrol, acrylic, emulsion, external, interior your own blended mix? Sounds great, straight out of the tin, tube, oil based, water based, metallic, paint with thinners for spraying, oh my what a can of worms have you opened now? Don't get me wrong, i used to build kits as a boy and i drove trains for BR in your precise era, i could shrink myself down and drive quite a few of those traction units. Only joking, great chat.👍👍👍
something i noticed is that the American 'RailRoaders' have sometimes 10 times the amount of subs as the British channels. I never quite understood why, but it likely has something to do with how many more Americans there are than Brits
Looking back at Richards videos, I think that one of the biggest things that people have commented on and acted upon is the use of MDF for their baseboards. Thank you Richard.
i so wanted to make it to the premiere but i went to get a new battery for my I Phone, and it took them 6 hours.. that was not the bad part. rush hour traffic for the trip home.. wow,lol that is why I went early.. grrr. Is it Warley that I am coming over for ? think it is the start of August ! ( think that is with YTMRCC ) very cool seeing you two interact. nice insite. and doing this ABOVE the show.. wow for people down there .
@@NewJunction i can just see the crowds mobbing me!. I'm not putting myself in a good spot here with a face to camera planned for xmas either.. 😂 Just don't ask me about weathering because i make it all up as go along.. 😁
Richard, Interesting that your reason for not implementing related to the size of the loop needed to the MGR train to turn around; CEGB had exactly the same reservation, and so only implemented a full MGR at a couple of power stations! en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Merry-go-round_train It does challenge the possible realism of using the Consett hopper emptying system to give full hoppers in one direction, and empty one in the other. Passenger trains are so much easier, because the loading is not so visible, and could be expected to be similar in each direction (if not at all times of the day! ;) ) Regards, Tom
Great Video. You guys talked at length about inspirations , have you stopped to think you’re both inspirations for others getting into and returning to the hobby. Please keep up the great Videos.
what do you mean you don't know why ppl are waching those kind of videos?! because we can't or do not have possibility to do it in our flat. still it's very interesing and we keep it in back of our head, maybe one day i will do it as well... at least i think so. one more thing, you've both mentioned a lot of other content creators. any chances to write them down?
Or even Newcastle central and Newcastle new junction and locals justbcall it new junction. The heritage station could be called new junction as it could a been closed by a closure act and other got bigger and made other close
Don't forget Oscar Paisley and his love of Tri-ang, David Hyde's skill and inspirational tutoring, Chris and Archie's Models and Trains for enjoyment of trains. Please do not make an 'elite' of those can afford and/or choose to model the way you do.
Love your work I've had a UA-cam channel but no views my channel called PRT trains now going to rebuild and calling it At Michael junction hope to me you November NEC and talk about how to setup my UA-cam channel if that's St Michael's junction.
Follow more behind the scenes on the New Junction Facebook Page!
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Thanks for taking the time to interview me. Warley just gets better every year, I only just had enough time to get around the show after this.
Two days next year!
next year we should have a sofa....(just outside the Bachmann collectors club - as we wont get in!) and have a three way chat about anything and everything.....can we start with slagging off the livery errors? ;-) Dave
@@DeanPark The sofa could arrive late for the ironic comic effect!
indeed. Shall we just nick one of the plush snobby Bachmann collectors club ones? In fact Bachmann should take on DFS and Sofology's sales tactic - "Order now for Guaranteed Christmas delivery".....would that work with their class 158????
They'd have to adopt the constant 'Sale' then mind...
Its a hobby?....WHAT?......It's a way of life!!! lol.
Some people just don't get it! Haha
At 58 years old I soldered my first wire this week, all thanks to Richard's inspiration
I can blame him for my entire layout haha
I'm in the States and you both have given me some great views and perspectives, that you otherwise wouldn't see modeler's do in the US. thanks both of you.
Thank You!
Really interesting, comfortable chat and reinforced my beliefs a bit that I might not be doing things the 'popular' way, and might not be getting the kind of attention most channels get, but I'm doing it my way and enjoying it!
Which is the best way! :)
Great interview, I could listen to him all day!
Everards not bad either!
Exactly right, i don't really have an interest in model trains but i really like the diorama's created for them, particularly different era's, and the build process is fascinating, it's basically someone without the Patience or temperament to pay the attention to detail needed to do this, watching someone who has.
Excellent interview, you are both an inspiration to me as I attempt my umpteenth layout.
Very kind Philip!
@@NewJunction My pleasure Richard.
I enjoyed the insight, many thanks.
You both are an inspiration to the hobby the first time I saw everard junction I was blown away I was inspired to start again then I saw new junction aw two magnificent layouts and cheeky trek ur how to’s from both of you are great power to your elbows as they say 🚂🚂🚂🚂🚂🚂🚂
Very kind of you to say so Adam!
Ur welcome I was in London so it’s catch-up for me before I go out on night shift urself everard barnabus cheaky tek Dean park but to name a fue were my inspiration to start again my layout fits on my two seat sofa n gauge 🚂🚂🚂🚂🚂🚂
I enjoyed that very much. Awesome interview. Everard Junction was one of the first channels I subscribed when I started the mrr in 2017. Thank you for sharing. - Drew
Glad you enjoyed it Drew!
You are both very inspirational. I keep having long breaks before I move on with my layout. It is good to hear that you also need "thinking" time. The hobby is about having fun but also about improving your skills. What you run and how you model is not that important - as long as you enjoy it. What I will eventually build is anyone's guess, as I keep changing my mind and hence the layout!
You right!
Didnt get to the show this year...saw loftus road last year or the year before..in the flesh is the best way to see these layouts. Unfortunately mine like many others doesn't leave it's permanent home and people have to endure my poor video skills in order to see what I believe is a decent layout.
*grin* I do a wargaming podcast, and I so related to being recognised at shows for my voice.
Excellent and thought-provoking chat.
This is a very interesting and inspirational interview. Thank you.
Cheers Andrew!
Great interview, nice to see Richard bubbling forth with excitement as opposed to the serious stuff of Everard Junction.
Reg Nick
Really passionate chap in the flesh!
This video was an eye opener to me. You two gentleman have given me insight on the hard work to put up a channel, and entertain the viewers. Keep up the good work guys. Merry Christmas too!
Thanks Chad!
Simply excellent to listen to you two talking. I don't build layouts, I'm not going to start, but I love watching what you two achieve.
Hmmm a Podcast could be a thing haha
@@NewJunction Yes, worth a try.
Both very fascinating guys & loved this interview, very detailed & love both of your channels... thank you 👍🏼🇬🇧
Cheers Jon!
Geat interview!! New Junction, you have a new fan!!! Richard is one of my biggest inspiration when I built my layout. I believe I have the only channel in spanish for modelrailroad, and many of mi ideas are from your videos. Muchas gracias saludos desde México
Some great points made in this video. Both of you have inspired me and got me back into the hobby!
Great news!
Excellent interview, and great to get the inspiration behind such amazing models. Very well done, and keep up the good work.
I agree about the videos, I watch what Richard does for inspiration if I ever get around to building my proper layout instead of the 30year old 6ft x 2ft piece of sundeala that I have at the moment. Thanks guys 👍
Glad you enjoyed it!
I love both your layouts, have given me lots of inspiration!
Glad you enjoy them!
I think the biggest thing for me in watching your channels is learning how to do everything. Things I feel You probably take for granted in your skills and experience.
In what sense Sam? I myself come into constant contact with skillsets I'd dream of being able to have, it's a permanent state of self evolution.
A humbling experience for me was being asked to produce some of the working lamps for John Holden’s Liverpool Lime Street......and WOW, the overall results are truly amazing. John remains a good associate and I am pleased to have been associated with the model. An honour indeed.
Stunning model!
The two modellers that can take the blame for my channel! Both have inspired me and Richard New Junction gave me the confidence to start making videos! So blame them!
A wonderful interview - thanks for that both of you!
Powerful stuff, your like our UA-cam baby.... okay that got weird quick! lol
@@NewJunction Daddy?!
Lovely “video chat” chaps! Much inspiration gained from you both by many, me included and I’m a 50+ year modeller. You are to be applauded and, as Richard (EJ) said, whether it’s just the right time or progress in the hobby. Much has to be rewarded from being a relative youngster in the hobby. And you chaps have it. Embrace it, enjoy it and keep up the great work.
I played with “how to introduce sound” as far back as 1968. How did I achieve it? And extra motor in a Class 37, not connected to the drive and running as soon as power was applied. Of course it ran quicker than the bogie (was an old HORNBY Model), and that was it. It worked! No LEDs then so lighting was problematic - so not really feasible well, not comfortably.
Any road, all the best to you both, and your subscribers - and your input! Bob
Thanks Bob!
Richard is absolutely right as far as I'm concerned I'm interested in learning the modeling. I don't care at all for the live feeds
Thanks for the upload, Its because of people like Richard & yourself that I have taken to this hobby, I have been buying stock for a while now & hope to start work on my layout next year. I have a outbuilding which is 20ft square that will be the home of Appleby Crossing, when it has had a new roof put on it. So at the moment I'm just getting my Video software together & I will be online after Christmas, Thanks Lads.
Great stuff, glad you like!
Great chat and useful insights into the world of UA-cam. Thanks for sharing, Matt
Glad you enjoyed it Matt!
paint drying would be a great april fools
Good job. Everard Junction is my favourite channel, perhaps because it was the first 'learning channel' I found. I have probably watched all of the films several times (and some loads), before making my first Thomas layout. I am now working on my second. This one is for me, rather than the four year old and I am working on a WWI layout.
Enjoy it, maby a name change for you lol
@@NewJunction lol I think I will always be a noob when it comes to railways. When people talk about the different classes, I haven't got a clue what they are talking about. However I do when it comes ot the Great War stuff.
Really enjoyed that interview....good of Richard to mention Camelot Junction...happy days, lol
The original inspiration!
Hi, Great YT clip and excellent to listen to, funny when you see someone that you have listened to for what seems like a life time in Modelling Years, and all we see is there layout along with them talking about it, and we get so use to there voice and never seeing them in full apart from there hands as they show you aHow-To clip etc.., but then you see them (i’d love to say in person, but sadly that is yet to happen for me on a lot of great UA-camrs I watch on a daily weekly basis) so to watch you guys in this type of interview setting and they look nothing like what you see them as, in your minds eye as it where...! So great to put a face to the Layout, at least in the future we will know you from your UA-cam, but you wouldn’t have a clue who we are, but as and when that day happens, you keep my time occupied while i watch your many UA-cam clips that you so lovingly put up for us all to watch, and to that, we can all only say Thank You, and hope one day I get to meet you all to!
It's very strange haha
Great video and discussion. Two very great UA-camrs sharing ideas and time. Thumbs up.
Cheers Pal!
Fantastic video, it’s been good to watch all these videos from this Warley show.
Thanks, we're booked in for 2019! lol
Yea great chat guys, nice to see.
Fantastic interview Richard just wish it could have gone on for longer. 👍
Ditto! The poor man was missing the show!
Two geniuses interview one another in 20 minutes but.. I NEED MORE LIKE THIS, great video.
Just wait till next week ;-)
cool to see this chat...nice one
Your welcome!
Please contact my Agent for any interview requests.
Will do lol
Real nice interview, you are both an inspiration to me. keep the vid's comming...Remco
Cheers Remco
Big fan of Richard's channel. It's SO nice to hear him talking off the cuff. His videos are so methodical and well edited which is great but this interview was a really nice insight into the man behind 'the' junction.
Loved the video mate! Learnt quite a lot from both of you and got great ideas, planning on doing an Irish layout soon!
Great look forward to that should you upload progress!
Great interview Richard I really enjoyed that I too thought it was fantastic meeting Richard of everard such a nice guy and I was shocked when I found out he was in the same building as myself I couldn’t believe my luck , you could do a series of interviews with fellow models? .......... nah that probably would be a logistical nightmare lol .
Brian
Well Next Friday is your Favorite Scottish modeler! ;)
This was excellent. Thank you.
Your welcome!
Great to put a face to that voice. What sort of paint are you talking about? Matt, gloss eggshell, humbrol, acrylic, emulsion, external, interior your own blended mix? Sounds great, straight out of the tin, tube, oil based, water based, metallic, paint with thinners for spraying, oh my what a can of worms have you opened now? Don't get me wrong, i used to build kits as a boy and i drove trains for BR in your precise era, i could shrink myself down and drive quite a few of those traction units. Only joking, great chat.👍👍👍
something i noticed is that the American 'RailRoaders' have sometimes 10 times the amount of subs as the British channels. I never quite understood why, but it likely has something to do with how many more Americans there are than Brits
Looking back at Richards videos, I think that one of the biggest things that people have commented on and acted upon is the use of MDF for their baseboards. Thank you Richard.
Great video - nice chat, chaps!
Thanks!
i so wanted to make it to the premiere but i went to get a new battery for my I Phone, and it took them 6 hours.. that was not the bad part. rush hour traffic for the trip home.. wow,lol that is why I went early.. grrr.
Is it Warley that I am coming over for ? think it is the start of August ! ( think that is with YTMRCC )
very cool seeing you two interact. nice insite.
and doing this ABOVE the show.. wow for people down there .
Couldn't hear you over those excuses Sparky haha glad you caught up. Warley is in November
2 great channels well done fellas
Thanks Robert!
Great stuff! Roll on next year.
Your in the line up for next year!
@@NewJunction i can just see the crowds mobbing me!. I'm not putting myself in a good spot here with a face to camera planned for xmas either.. 😂
Just don't ask me about weathering because i make it all up as go along.. 😁
Great interview guys
Thanks Carl!
It's nice to put faces to names, thanks.
Your Welcome!
Richard, Interesting that your reason for not implementing related to the size of the loop needed to the MGR train to turn around; CEGB had exactly the same reservation, and so only implemented a full MGR at a couple of power stations! en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Merry-go-round_train
It does challenge the possible realism of using the Consett hopper emptying system to give full hoppers in one direction, and empty one in the other.
Passenger trains are so much easier, because the loading is not so visible, and could be expected to be similar in each direction (if not at all times of the day! ;) )
Regards,
Tom
Fantastic interview! Well done Richard and Richard (and camera man David)
I'm also available for interviews in the future if you're interested. lol ;)
I'll hold you to that! ;)
Great Video. You guys talked at length about inspirations , have you stopped to think you’re both inspirations for others getting into and returning to the hobby.
Please keep up the great Videos.
It's hard to understand as I started because of Richard lol
New Junction both yourself and Richard have played a huge part in my returning to the hobby. Thank you for all the videos that you do 👍🏻👍🏻
Excellent !
I'm no computer and internet whizz kid, but even i realised that it was due to play at 7:30 tonight. Looking forward to then.
You should call your heritage station The old Junction and the have the old station name 'new junction' in a viewing gallery or something
Captain Edster Or Junction Road
Camelot Jct was such a great layout, pity all the videos were removed from youtube
Such a shame!
Great video he is a great UA-camr
My fav!
Lovely chat 2 channels I subt greeting from the Netherlands
Hello!
Lol I built an n scale power station and the cooling towers are 41cm tall 😀
I saw the n gauge power station layout at the show, they won the award.
Brilliant video
Thanks!
I tried to reply on the live stream didn’t get acknowledged
@@stevenhill897 Its not the best!
Why I don’t understand
@@stevenhill897 buggy feature
Great vid
Thanks!
Reminds me of Laurel & Hardy
Hello gents. Did you interview DaveClass47 as well?
Wednsdays video ;-)
@@NewJunction Jolly good, old boy, jolly good.
*grin* I do a wargaming podcast, and I so related to being recognised at shows for my voice.
Haha Nice!
Meeples & Miniatures..?! :D
Until recently, yup. :)
Great interview - really enjoyable and informative chat
Seems to be a problem with your video. It won't play.
It's scheduled for tomorrow at 7:30pm that's why. :-)
Doh! Homer moment!
Name of Old Junction: Junction Mc Junctionface. :-)
Everard Junction meets New Junction... or New Junction meets Everard Junction?
Same thing!
what do you mean you don't know why ppl are waching those kind of videos?! because we can't or do not have possibility to do it in our flat. still it's very interesing and we keep it in back of our head, maybe one day i will do it as well... at least i think so.
one more thing, you've both mentioned a lot of other content creators.
any chances to write them down?
Search UA-cam, the list is endless :-D
Also my Layout is in a flat so that's no excuse haha
It would be say it’s newcastle would be called
Newcastle junction and Newcastle new junction
Or even Newcastle central and Newcastle new junction and locals justbcall it new junction. The heritage station could be called new junction as it could a been closed by a closure act and other got bigger and made other close
Don't forget Oscar Paisley and his love of Tri-ang, David Hyde's skill and inspirational tutoring, Chris and Archie's Models and Trains for enjoyment of trains. Please do not make an 'elite' of those can afford and/or choose to model the way you do.
OMG IT HAPPENED
It did indeed!
Sorry but the video doesn’t play?
It's Premiereing at 7:30 tonight:-)
It dosent play!!!
It won't until 7:30 tonight lol
Love your work I've had a UA-cam channel but no views my channel called PRT trains now going to rebuild and calling it At Michael junction hope to me you November NEC and talk about how to setup my UA-cam channel if that's St Michael's junction.