On3 Scratch Built Parlor Car D&RGW Durango with Dave Adams
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
- #On3 #ParlorCar #DRGW #railroads
In this video, we get to look at a scratch-built Denver & Rio Grande Western Parlor car, that was built by Dave Adams for his On3 D&RGW Durlin Branch model railroad. This amazing layout that can be seen on this channel here: • Denver & Rio Grande We...
Dave's approach to building is very methodical, and his use of tools that he creates to make the model building process easier for himself is interesting.
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Great video Dave! Thanks John for creating this. Beautiful work and having friends willing to help with your projects as well as being willing to help them, to borrow a line here. "makes this the greatest hobby ever."
Beautiful work Dave !!
How did you make the interior lights?
I love this style of railroad cars, especially the observation deck on the back.
Yes. That observation deck!
Beautiful 😄
That coach is pure artistry.
Hey Dave not sure if you’ve found this out or not but Durango is at knotts berry farm and has been there since 1952… it’s even still in its original condition as well
great job ! i saw your article in the gazette. how did you do the roof paper ? was it in the 'mold ' ? i tried the gluing of tissue paper, what a disaster!
What a beautiful parlor car. Really the most, to say the least. Can you tell us a bit about how you made the lamps? They look fantastic!
Jack
Patience and attention to detail. You should be very proud of your accomplishment!
How can one get started in scratch building?
Beautifully modelled car!
Perfect. I want to lounge in one of those chairs. A Master, thank you Mr. Adams.
Impressive, especially your knowledge of the prototype and your great attention to detail.
beautiful, beautiful!
An absolute stunner. Love narrow gauge and all it's charm.
Excellent work!
Just stunning
Excellent job!!!
Very nice Dave, thank you for sharing. You've buried a lot of traditional modeling tips into this video, and it is well worth watching more than once.
Amazing passenger car.♥️
Well done Dave.🚂🏆
Nothing like a real craftsman. Grate work.
Great work
Hi this is your host John, and welcome to the first episode of Dave’s Models! This is John sitting here with Dave...great video, gives me a bit of nostalgia on those older releases from 2015
Glad you enjoyed it!
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Thanks for all the kind comments. I had lot of fun working my way out of dead -ends. Sometimes it pays to set something aside and let the sub-conscious work on the problem for a while. The other thing that helps is being part of a group of modelers that offer up suggestions and ideas to try. Without the encouragement of the guys that make up the local operating group and other good model RR friends this car might not have been completed. This video exists because John asked me to try out a light box he purchased. He wanted to know if it was easy for someone who has not seen it before to set up, and then he wanted to see what some one who knows nothing about video would do if they were asked to shoot video of a model or a modeling technique and explain it along the way. One never knows what will result when you say yes to John!
"One never knows what will result when you say yes to John," but it's usually pretty good, isn't it? :)
Amazing extraordinary job. Fine work. 👍
I agree - Dave's creativity made this very interesting to hear about!
A good effort. How long did it take?
The construction of the car was spread over about 5 months
Amazing!
Thanks!