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Damnnn i legit just knocked over my brand new bottle of Tamiya Cement (orange cap) after one single use, and am now left with only a handful of uses. Making that square holder but x3, thanks for the idea!

notch out the bottom of the post jig so glue doesnt squeeze out and glue jig too

finally, someone, you, gave us all the parts and how to to make lights with those rounds reflectors lf3 and 6, ks brass 1/16 tube, smd nano leds 3v dc 20ma. thanks so much. Gary

Where do you get maisonette?

Clever boy... Thanks!

Great Video. Thank you!!

Here is a tweak for the 90 degree sander. Before gluing down the vertical part of the sanding tool, cut a narrow groove into the horizontal piece right next to the vertical glue line. This allows you to stick sandpaper to the vertical surface and have it extend all the way down making this tool useful for very thin plastic pieces.

Question about the cleaner. Is this usable for water based acrylics only, or can it also be used for alcohol based acrylics and lacquers? I've been looking for an ultrasonic cleaner formula and this looks like it will fill the bill, but I am curious. I normally use Tamiya lacquer thinner for cleaning everything but water based acrylics in my airbrush. Thanks for the tips. Subbed.

I need a technique to drill a centred hole in a < 1mm piece of plastic rod to simulate a gun barrel?

Nice job! How'd you do the movie theater marquee and ticket booth? Looks great.

To conplicated

Great tips - Thanks

Jigsaw Bad. Flying Paint bad. I get it, its a cheap solution if you have a jigsaw. but seriously, get A LabGenius Mini Vortex Mixer if you have the ability. They are amazing, has changed my Paint usability massively for the better. Thanks for the video. 8)

I chuckled at the jigsaw one. Very effective!

Good tips, I definitely like the one about super glue and the tea candle

The bottles in tip #9 that you have thinner in looks like where did you find those ??

Very nice. Enjoyed the video a bunch.

Awesome tips! Thanks for sharing! I just subbed you!

Simple and well done!

Great video on weathering Thank you !!!

Brilliant ideas! Cheers from Outback Australia...

I'm just getting into airbrushing, and these are some great tips. Thank you.

Another excellent video, thank you so much for these videos, so helpful. I'm waiting on my side walks and foundations to dry. I wanted to ask you a question if I may, how wide did you make your roads? Many thx

This is brilliant idea, thank you so much. I was just getting ready to use smooth it this morning and start my roads and sidewalks. I'm headed to Home Depot. Many thx!!

Wow those look really good, nice work and great video!!! -Ken

I have no idea if you’ll see this comment but all the videos you’ve made have been a real help to me. I recently took interest in model making, I’m 21 and I love making models. I’ve made planes, trains, cars, and a few house. I just started on a huge diorama, its 24x19 and I’m planning on making an old western town with a train passing through the station. I’ve watched most of your videos and they’ve helped me lots! Since most of the buildings are going to be wooden, I needed to learn how to do a good weathering job. I was a little surprised you hadn’t posted in a while, but I’m glad to see you still posting! Cheers from Virginia!

Very helpful. Have had my airbrush for about 8 months. Haven't used it yet partly because of the clean up process. This video breaks it down pretty good.

Good, thanks. I’ll avoid putting the needle in the ultrasonic. Can’t find the homemade cleaner you said was in the description.

Nice tutorial. Some great tips. Thanks for sharing.

I have an idea for you. You could try using a caligraphy set that has a pen handle and nibs of various widths for painting the individual bricks. You could then choose a nib of the correct width and paint a brick in one stroke.

genius !! The sticky sticks for spraying small parts is my favourite tip here - thank you

Very nice thank you.

Everytime I see someone make bases for thier jars and such I think "that's so stupid and such a waste of space." Then I go back to working on my models, and knock over an opened jar. The ammo jars are the worst, so awkwardly top heavy.

Good tips. Any ideas on how to get that perfect yellow stripe around aircraft bombs?

Great tips thanks.

Very many thanks for these useful tips. Much appreciated.

Great tips..will use them.. thanks, Gary from . Ct.

Tichy Train Group sells even smaller lamp shades - about 8" diameter HO scale.

I've found that after you sand the back side of paper signs, spreading white glue makes the sign stretch and it makes the sign very fragile. Now I just brush acrylic matte medium on the side of the building, lay the sign in position, and burnish it down as you described. Any excess matte medium around the sign edges disappears completely when it dries.

Great tips, especially the needle and the paint holders. As someone prone to klutzing out due to a disability these are game changers!

Great tips, glad YT recommended your channel, subbed.

I've found that a helpful layout jig can be created using Legos, I use one of the flat green build plates screwed to a flat board as a base, you can make a perfect jig for almost anything with a small tub of bricks.

Thanks for sharing. Good ideas.

55 years modelling (on off) and there still are tricks to be learned. Tanks!

Excellent information. Thanks for sharing.

Thanks. Very helpful.

Just came Across your channel, nice layout and great use of common materials.!

Довго и нудно роз'яснює те, що і так зрозуміло за 2 секунди.

WOW! So many good tips in one place. I wanted an excuse to buy Forstner bits!! Thanks Bob England

Most Hobby Lobby stores have balsa wood. 1/4” or 1/8” usually there. If your thumbnail won’t dent the balsa much, perfect for these jigs