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Thanks for this awesome and very helpful video!

I'd like to see a photo of this kit installed on a layout to see how people are using it?

These kits are amazing and beat anything made with 3D plastic printers hands down. The detail and realism are first class. I model in N scale and these kits look like real buildings. Plastic buildings look like toys.

You mention covering with textured stone card stock. How does one accurately measure and cut that covering? Are there any photos of this kit covered with textured stone?

Late on parade here, but where would you put it or attache it to?

Can you buy addition parts of walling etc' separately from the kits.

Great tip, save a marriage too I won't run off with the wife's crochet hook anymore

I would love to see an updated video of this. Also some info on how the die cutters are made. It looks as though they are made per set and not from a configurable system of dies?

I just bought my very first kit at a Model Railway show here in Dublin, just before Christmas. I am considering building my first model railway set up with my grandson after nearly fifty years since my last one. So I decided to try out one of your kits, the OO Corner Shop, to see if I could make a good go of it. To say it went well would be an understatement, and this is not to blow my own trumpet, far from it. I have built quite a few Airfix kits over the years and would always pay great attention to details BUT I was blown away with the quality of the card finish, the laser cutting finishing, and the precise and at light-hearted instructions. I have since completed another four kits, each manufactured by you to the high standard of my first purchase. If I never build another one I will be very happy with just having had the pleasure of building these few. Continued success with your endeavours, you've set the standard high for all other kit suppliers.

How do you get the windows that are scored to the spaces on the model Metcalf cinema please

Just watched the N gauge, now this is better, larger parts to assemble. Great idea with the jigs. The problem I now have is where can I place this on my layout?

A really nice model, great idea for the jigs. BUT has just confirmed why I don't model in N gauge, I have sausage fingers🤣

I'm curious as to the advantage of removing all the components beforehand and creating a "builder's yard" - I'm not disputing the idea, just seems to my inexperienced brain that this would cause more problems than it would solve. Can anyone advise?

Use glue stick it doesn't run. Every video i have seen folks use liquid glue.

My only complaint N scale cost as much as the OO scale. Only quarter the size.

I have just started with using Metcalfe models - spent a small fortune, but we'll worth it, with purchasing a large number from a model shop that was closing down. I find assembling these model very theraputic and satisfying, and testing my modelling skills, at the same time - thank you Mr Metcalfe, for developing and creating these wonderful works!

Great technique. Straightaway there's depth to the corners... Thanks!

How do you make the glazing for the kits though?

Just started using your kit they are amazing and the details is amazing.

Great to see this grass-roots company doing well. I only have a couple of their models (but one is the large stone church!) which I use for 20mm wargaming.

Absolutely beautiful and easy to build quality kits. Watch their video how to content especially the water colour edging a must for the perfect finish. Don’t use felt tip pens too dark and unforgiving if you make mistake it will not wash off but water colours do. I’ve just started populating my Layout with Metcalfe kits and taken off my downloaded kits simply because the time you have paid for the ink and different card not mention windows it’s simply not cost effective. Buy with confidence from theses people you will not regret it and for the record I’m not sponsored by them either the product sells all on its own.

Absolutely beautiful quality kits and easy to build what more do you want from a kit ..... Price ? Buy one you will not be disappointed.

Metcalfe are the best card kits always have extra bits to use for scratch builds and love the finished product, thank you for all your great team work

Hi. I'm afraid I don't understand the philosophy of removing all the components and putting them all in a pile. I would have said that it's more 'tidy' to remove each piece as it is needed. Can you please explain?

Brilliant

Great kits ,pity they don't do more gwr stuff maybe one day ..

I just want to say your deserve every bit of the success that you have enjoyed over the years. At Sixty Four years of age I have been a modeler making Airfix Kits and Model Railways and the like for over Fifty years. In recent years have come across your very own Metcalfe Kits and have so thoroughly enjoyed building them for both myself and others. Most kits I have built many times over. They are without doubt the most wonderful and most detailed and realistic card kits I have ever come across and I just want you to know how much pleasure they have given me over the years. .. Thank you Metcalfe.

Really interesting and thank you for continuing to give is the great kits.

I have bought and built other kits from various manufacturers, but I have to admit that none of the others have the same attention to detail as Metcalfe kits do. My particular favourites would be the Signal box, the covered Footbridge and the stone/brick finish Corner shop kits. PS, I forgot to mention the laser cut Signal box interior furniture pack. Yours, Gordon Taylor, Methil, Fife, Scotland.

Interesting to see behind the scenes, I think Metcalfe kits are brilliant, a very satisfying hobby in themselves..

I love metcalfe kits, I think you should Branch out in to the 1/35 military market too, loads of military modellers out there😁

Just be careful not to slice your thumb with the crafting knife like I did and ended up in A&E!!! This being on my first attempt at house backs, looking to see which design I want to do next...hopefully do a better job of it next time.

That is amazing you have such a wonderful setup and great business too... Its a shame you could not find time to carry on this channel, but I expect finding time was the problem... Great stuff will be ordering my first model soon...

these are my favourite kits won’t use anything else brilliant company but please bring more models out would love to see the range extended A******* +

I’ve used these glue dispensers for 8 months now with uhu in the first pva in the second and superglue in the third. With the uhu and pva I make sure the pins are in fully in and pull them a few times in and out. With the superglue I dip the needle in acetone when reseating it. Works for me.

While demonstrating, your camera should and zoom on the subject for viewers to understand the job

Thank you for the advice. I’m just starting out with making model buildings of yesteryear and Matchbox car restoration (No’s 1 to 75) and I hope to make a ‘town’ to showcase them. I think Metcalfe models are my answer for the ‘township’ buildings. I look forward to learning more.

A felt pen is much easier. What about the edges of the window openings?

Echt super habe mehrere gebäude

Nick, thank you for the clinic on assembling your buildings. Just received my first kit and even though I live in the states I am going to see about having more of your kits mailed to us. Again thank you for the tips.

I was hesitant on building these kits but after watching the tutorials I have changed my mind. Look great. Thanks for sharing ! Greetings.

I find UHU very stringing does this happen using this applicator?

Very informative

Love the 3D windows.

Please consider removing the totally unnecessary background music - I don't know why people find it necessary, but I can't be the only one who finds it incredibly distracting if not irritating. I couldn't watch the whole video due to it, sorry. Thanks.

I have enjoyed building all my Metcalfe kits and would fully recommend anybody wanting to try one.

I use a cocktail stick to wrap it round and then cut the stick to length and glue it to the stack after painting the top of the stick and the pot black. I also find the pots seem a little over high so I also cut a small amount off the bottom of the chimney pot. (N Gauge).

I love these kits I would like to see some of post war buildings such as a block of flats or a super market

I would like to see some post war kits such as a block of flats

What a shame Metcalfe don't sell water colour paints that are the same colour as there cards, especially the grey stone and brick red.