Greg Cassidy's Workshop
Greg Cassidy's Workshop
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Building the F&M Schaefer Brewery with insight into E.L. Moore
Building an older kit to sell and (a little bit of) a deep dive into kit history.
Link to E.L. Moore history on Blogger by James D. Lowe: 30squaresofontario.blogspot.com/2014/04/index-for-e-l-moores-legacy-in-21th.html
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Vollmer Engine House for an HO layout
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Building a European engine shed to look like it belongs in an American industrial city. This will be a trolley shed for the McKeesport Model Railroad Club.
Building a portable N Scale layout
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Building our club's portable layout. We use this at shows to bring attention to our Scholarship Program. For more info on applications or donations see: rmrrs.wordpress.com/scholarship/ The RMRS is a 501c3 organization. Mudd Creek Models: muddcreekmodels.com/ Motrak Models: motrakmodelsusa.com/index.html Great Scale Model Train Show: sites.google.com/view/greatscalemodeltrainshow
Spooky Town Village 2024
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The Halloween Village is mostly done...ready for the Trick-or-Treaters to come in on Halloween night and see it. This year we have: Graveyard; Zombie Wasteland; Haunted Garden; and Pirates...aye!
House of Ill Repute in HO scale
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Building a House of Ill Repute for my friend's layout set in West Virginia. Carolina Craftsman Kits: CarolinaCraftsmanKits Rail Scale Models: www.rail-scale-models.com/ Inter-Action Hobbies: www.interactionhobbies.com/ Mine Mount Models: minemountmodels.com/ Tichy Train Group: www.tichytraingroup.com/ Ultimation: ultimation.ca/
Radio Tower Lights
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How I added Warning Sequence Lights from Evan Designs to a radio tower on my HO layout. Evan Designs: evandesigns.com/
Chopper Tools-A How To
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Never worry about losing your NWSL Chopper tools.
Paint and Brushes for Modeling: A How-To
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From New Tracks Modeling: My clinic on Paint Brushes used in modeling. I was honored to be asked to give a presentation on brushes. You can see the entire episode and all of the other great modeling videos at: www.youtube.com/@UCMA_VhPb5pjdkAYTdXLceJA
N Scale City Classics Service Station
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Building a City Classics Service Station in N Scale for our club's layout. Ultimation Sander: ultimation.ca/ Mudd Creek Models: muddcreekmodels.com/ I have other build videos on my channel, check them out.
Ipswich Garage in O Scale
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Ipswich Garage in O Scale
I'll be right back
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I'll be right back
Moving a Model Railroad layout
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Moving a Model Railroad layout
Quick Landscaping Primer
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Quick Landscaping Primer
Wolfangers Scrap Metal
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Wolfangers Scrap Metal
Scratchbuilding a Damaged Freight House
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Scratchbuilding a Damaged Freight House
Another Pine Creek General Store from Micro-Scale Models
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Another Pine Creek General Store from Micro-Scale Models
Using Wet Distress Crayons for Mortar
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Using Wet Distress Crayons for Mortar
Scratchbuilding a railyard shed
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Scratchbuilding a railyard shed
Laser Art N Scale Houses
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Laser Art N Scale Houses
O Scale Scratchbuild of a PRR Scale Agency Office - Pt 2
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O Scale Scratchbuild of a PRR Scale Agency Office - Pt 2
Trick-or-Treaters visit Spooky Town
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Trick-or-Treaters visit Spooky Town
Fixing a chain with Fire
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Fixing a chain with Fire
Victorian Conservatory in O Scale
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Victorian Conservatory in O Scale
Thank You for 1K Subscribers!!
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Thank You for 1K Subscribers!!
2023 Spooky Town Halloween Display
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2023 Spooky Town Halloween Display
O Scale Scratchbuild of a PRR Scale Agency Office - Pt 1
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O Scale Scratchbuild of a PRR Scale Agency Office - Pt 1
Putting Makeup on a Company Store
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Putting Makeup on a Company Store
Glenville Station Diorama by Medford Trains
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Glenville Station Diorama by Medford Trains
Britner's Garage by CCK - Redux
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Britner's Garage by CCK - Redux
Tobacco Barn by Rail Scale - Redux
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Tobacco Barn by Rail Scale - Redux

Комментарии

  • @danconlin3456
    @danconlin3456 12 часов назад

    Wow, I think this is my favourite model railroad video of 2024. I've seen this kit for years, good to see how it comes together but even better to learn about E. L. Moore who designed so many of these old classic kits that I've seen around for years.

    • @CassidysWorkshop
      @CassidysWorkshop 30 минут назад

      Thank you, I appreciate it. Yes, I felt the same as I was finding out about Mr. Moore. So many of the kits I grew up with came from his designs.

  • @tommcg5930
    @tommcg5930 17 часов назад

    I had the Tyco version

    • @CassidysWorkshop
      @CassidysWorkshop 16 часов назад

      @@tommcg5930 Do you still have it? I have a question about that one. Thanks for watching.

    • @tommcg5930
      @tommcg5930 3 часа назад

      @@CassidysWorkshop it has been gone since the 70s. Many many years ago. I remember the little barrels that came with the kit.

    • @CassidysWorkshop
      @CassidysWorkshop 2 часа назад

      @@tommcg5930 Hard to be a brewery without barrels. 😄

  • @danconlin3456
    @danconlin3456 17 часов назад

    Love your well-organized videos and matter-of-fact style. Such a great introduction to the kits and your impressive techniques!

    • @CassidysWorkshop
      @CassidysWorkshop 17 часов назад

      Thank you so much, I appreciate it. I enjoy showing kits like these, they're fun to build.

  • @ProfessorTrain743
    @ProfessorTrain743 День назад

    Fantastic! I’ve always wondered about the differences between those models. I’m looking forward to learning about E.L. Moore’s buildings.

    • @CassidysWorkshop
      @CassidysWorkshop 23 часа назад

      Yes, I've found it to be an interesting journey, and don't know where it will lead. Thanks for watching.

  • @modelrailroader5619
    @modelrailroader5619 День назад

    Glad to know all the parts were there when you built it. I have one on my layout and it serves as a “Hawkins Cheezies” factory.

    • @CassidysWorkshop
      @CassidysWorkshop 23 часа назад

      Yeah, it was hard to tell with all the pieces loose in the box. Now I'm hungry for a snack. 😄 Thanks for watching.

  • @warminghurst
    @warminghurst День назад

    The plastic injection moulds for the 'Brewery' were Made and held by POLA who manufactured in Germany. (Pola is now a part of Faller). There was an additional boxing for Playcraft a UK distributor, they were very original(?) in their numbering and used 806 the same as the Pola part number.

    • @CassidysWorkshop
      @CassidysWorkshop День назад

      Thanks, that supports what I've read of Pola doing the casting for AHM and others. It makes more sense than the molds being passed around from company to company. I knew that Faller acquired Pola's N & HO kits, I wonder if they still have the molds. Thanks for watching.

  • @clearlycaribbeanreb2895
    @clearlycaribbeanreb2895 День назад

    When I was a kid, I always wanted the TYCO brewery kit!

    • @CassidysWorkshop
      @CassidysWorkshop День назад

      @@clearlycaribbeanreb2895 Thanks for watching. I know the feeling, I always wanted the Revell Switch Tower. Did you ever get it?

    • @clearlycaribbeanreb2895
      @clearlycaribbeanreb2895 День назад

      @@CassidysWorkshop No, I never did. As I aged, my interested shifting to mid-80’s Chessie System WV mine shifters in HO Scale. Not a lot of room for a brewery! Maybe a moonshine still!

    • @CassidysWorkshop
      @CassidysWorkshop День назад

      @@clearlycaribbeanreb2895 😄 Sounds like a good switch. 👍

  • @Petemonster62
    @Petemonster62 День назад

    I built one years ago - I think it was the kit that was sold by TYCO. I took the wood barrels, sanded the sides smooth, put the barrel lids on upside down, and painted them silver to represent modern metal beer kegs.

    • @CassidysWorkshop
      @CassidysWorkshop День назад

      Cool, neat idea. Do you remember if your version had molded-in bracing for the legs of the wooden deck? I'm trying to find which one had that. Thanks for watching.

    • @Petemonster62
      @Petemonster62 День назад

      @@CassidysWorkshop - I don't recall my brewery model having the diagonal truss bracing on the platform legs. I still have it somewhere, so I'll look for it and verify if it has bracing.

    • @CassidysWorkshop
      @CassidysWorkshop День назад

      @@Petemonster62 Thanks, it's great that you still have it.👍

  • @danielbayer278
    @danielbayer278 День назад

    I've built several old kits by IHC, AHM etc. and the instructions are often pretty bad. Some of them look practically hand-drawn. Great job, though.

    • @CassidysWorkshop
      @CassidysWorkshop День назад

      Thanks. Yeah, I've done some old ones, both plastic and craftsman kits, where you had to almost figure out how to put it together yourself. And that's OK, if you have a photo or drawing showing what both sides should look like. Heck, some old wood kits all you get is a photo. Which can be enough depending on the kit.

  • @garyjust.johnson1436
    @garyjust.johnson1436 2 дня назад

    Small kits are great slump busters! Very nice!

  • @jimjohnston7688
    @jimjohnston7688 2 дня назад

    Another first rate job. Interestingly the Heinz pickle factory is pretty much the same except clapboard instead of brickwork. The late Art Curran wrote a booklet on kitbashing structures and two of these kits were combined to make a completely different structure. I’ve got 2 on my layout. I wouldn’t be surprised if POLA in Germany made all the pieces all along and TYCO, Model Power, etc just ordered a certain number of kits and had them put in their own boxes

    • @CassidysWorkshop
      @CassidysWorkshop 2 дня назад

      Thank you, Jim. Art was right, these are great for kitbashing. I think I read in Mr. Lowe's book that Pola was involved in the design or creation of the first kits put out by AHM. And likely the ones for Tyco and Model Power. But I have seen a couple small differences in them, I wonder how those come about. The more I read about these the more questions I have.

    • @Petemonster62
      @Petemonster62 День назад

      It seems the name POLA was often molded on the building's base of many AHM structures.

    • @CassidysWorkshop
      @CassidysWorkshop День назад

      @@Petemonster62 And I've seen Tyco molded into the underside of the roof on the Tyco version. It seems they could do minor changes like that, perhaps depending on the contractual specifications of producing it.

  • @michaelquinones-lx6ks
    @michaelquinones-lx6ks 2 дня назад

    That would make a nice pottery factory or a custom iron works or a craft beer brewery for today's ''hipsters''

    • @CassidysWorkshop
      @CassidysWorkshop 2 дня назад

      Thank you, that's some of the fun of building models is thinking what they might be in real life.

    • @michaelquinones-lx6ks
      @michaelquinones-lx6ks 2 дня назад

      @@CassidysWorkshop Thank you very much for responding to my comment, Much appreciated.

    • @CassidysWorkshop
      @CassidysWorkshop День назад

      @@michaelquinones-lx6ks Thanks for watching. 👍

  • @hoscalemodeltrains1221
    @hoscalemodeltrains1221 2 дня назад

    Well done

    • @CassidysWorkshop
      @CassidysWorkshop 2 дня назад

      Thank you. I see you did a kitbash of one of the AHM kits. I watched the first episode, I'll sub and go watch the rest. I respect seeing one of these old kits brought into the 21st Century.

    • @hoscalemodeltrains1221
      @hoscalemodeltrains1221 2 дня назад

      @@CassidysWorkshop Thanks, I started out with the idea of kitbashing a Tony Koester model then went a different direction. I love these old kits, it's what i had when i was a kid.

    • @CassidysWorkshop
      @CassidysWorkshop 2 дня назад

      @@hoscalemodeltrains1221 Same here, except I remember the old Revell kits more. I think I did a bunch of them. I spend most of my time building craftsman and lasercut kits, but these old plastic ones can be fun.

  • @rwissbaum9849
    @rwissbaum9849 2 дня назад

    Thanks for the trip down memory lane. I remember seeing E. L. Moore's articles in Model Railroader, but I had no idea that he was so prolific. And it goes without saying, I am *always* a fan of taking an old model out of the box and getting it ready for the layout! Nice job.

    • @CassidysWorkshop
      @CassidysWorkshop 2 дня назад

      Thanks, Richard. I wish I had read more of his articles back then, but I'm catching up as I can.

  • @30Squares
    @30Squares 2 дня назад

    Your model looks great! And thanks for mentioning my eBook on E. L. Moore. He was a fascinating model railroader and an inspiration to many.

    • @CassidysWorkshop
      @CassidysWorkshop 2 дня назад

      Mr. Lowe, I'm so glad you said it was OK to use parts of your blog, and that you found my video. I wish I could have given more information about Mr. Moore, but I hope that those interested will visit your blog for more about a legend of our hobby. Thank you for your research and for sharing it. 👍

  • @chrisbarr1359
    @chrisbarr1359 2 дня назад

    We're they stealing his ideas or did he get paid to design these buildings? Today you still see manufacturers, Walters for example, using the same or nearly the same sprues to make a number of different kits. The upside is it lends itself to kitbashing.

    • @CassidysWorkshop
      @CassidysWorkshop 2 дня назад

      No, they weren't stealing them. I don't know all the arrangements yet, I'm still reading some of the entries that James Lowe made, and his book has some of the communication between E.L. Moore, the magazine editors, and the manufacturers. And yes, you're right, these are all great for kitbashing. Thanks for watching.

    • @30Squares
      @30Squares 2 дня назад

      No, those other manufacturers weren't stealing the designs. AHM manufactured them first, but as time went on the tooling was sold to other to other companies. Over the years some of the kits changed hands several times.

    • @warminghurst
      @warminghurst День назад

      @@30Squares Pola in Germany were responsible for making many/most of the plastic kits for AHM and later Model Power and Tyco, as well as for the UK Playcraft. The cardboard boxes (and instruction sheets) appear to have been the responsibility of the distributing companies using their own marketing sources and individual styles. I can imagine crates of sprues crossing the pond and then being matched into kits then put into the boxes in the US.

    • @30Squares
      @30Squares День назад

      @@warminghurst Thank you for the clarification. In my eBook I discussed the events that lead to certain E L Moore projects becoming plastic kits, but had no information on the business aspects of the production of those kits. Your information helps to put the whole story together.

    • @CassidysWorkshop
      @CassidysWorkshop День назад

      @@30Squares Indeed, I find it fascinating how different companies would be having the same kits made for them, possibly with some minor changes for their run. I saw a kit of the brewery from Tyco with their name molded in the underside of the roof. And I see their kit has the supports molded into the platform legs, where it looks like the other manufacturers (?) just have straight legs.

  • @larrybaughman618
    @larrybaughman618 2 дня назад

    🤠👍🚂

  • @garychestnut6380
    @garychestnut6380 2 дня назад

    Nice job Greg! Thanks for history going to look up E.L. Moore.

  • @rogerhuber3133
    @rogerhuber3133 2 дня назад

    E.L.Moore was an author I always looked forward to seeing in the mags back then growing up. He was very creative and seemed to enjoy his creations. So many have become "standards" among modelers over the years like the beautiful plastic kits by Revell. You couldn't find a layout in those days without several of them. Thanks for informing some newer modelers to Mr. Moore and his legacy. Nice job on the kit.

    • @CassidysWorkshop
      @CassidysWorkshop 2 дня назад

      Thank you, Roger. You're right, I think we've been influenced by him more than we know. I also want to do more research on the old Revell kits, I had built a number of them back in the 60s.

  • @jeffsikes5312
    @jeffsikes5312 2 дня назад

    LIONEL MADE THOSE KITS TO FOR HO SCALE.

    • @CassidysWorkshop
      @CassidysWorkshop 2 дня назад

      Thanks, Jeff. I'll have to look into their kit as well.

  • @BrianRochon
    @BrianRochon 3 дня назад

    Looks like $50 minimum to me,

  • @Zipidy2Da
    @Zipidy2Da 3 дня назад

    Nice job! Picked up a few pointers! A new one for me is the ground up oak leaves around the base! Any problems with the stains warping anything? I know the water based paints do! I'm getting ready to do the Silver Falls Lumber Co. Thanks again!

    • @CassidysWorkshop
      @CassidysWorkshop 3 дня назад

      @@Zipidy2Da Thank you. I'm always happy when someone picks up a tip or two from something I've done. I didn't have any problem with warping of the building or any of the platform, constructing the building ahead of time helps with that. But I did have the rafters warp a fair bit when I stained them, and I then had to straighten them as I was glueing them in place.

  • @monkshillpottery
    @monkshillpottery 12 дней назад

    What brand is that locomotive? Also what DCC system? Impressive low speed etc!

    • @CassidysWorkshop
      @CassidysWorkshop 12 дней назад

      Thanks for watching. The CSX is an Atlas and the Amtrak is Kato. We had Digitrax then, but have switched to NCE since then. I have a more recent video of building the layout from start to finish. ruclips.net/video/SnmMItcPwHw/видео.html

    • @monkshillpottery
      @monkshillpottery 12 дней назад

      @ Thank you! Atlas N scale is decent, and you prefer NCE?

    • @CassidysWorkshop
      @CassidysWorkshop 12 дней назад

      @@monkshillpottery I've had Digitrax on my home layout for decades. But the NCE is easier to use in my opinion. One thing that can make a difference is if you have friends using one system, going with that one makes troubleshooting easier, on the assumption your friends can help. Starting from scratch, I think I'd go NCE.

    • @monkshillpottery
      @monkshillpottery 12 дней назад

      @ Thanks!

    • @monkshillpottery
      @monkshillpottery 12 дней назад

      @ I’ve got a real problem- model railroad fever- after a 15 year hiatus. (Sold all my ho stuff). I was very good at modeling, weathering etc but the electronics baffles me. I may just save headaches, and money, and go dc.

  • @bigwoz78
    @bigwoz78 14 дней назад

    Amazing detail, unbelievable

    • @CassidysWorkshop
      @CassidysWorkshop 14 дней назад

      Thank you for watching, Bob. I appreciate it.

  • @c.seiler4577
    @c.seiler4577 17 дней назад

    Nice video. Inquiry: What, exactly is that Lamp Jig (7:26), and how does it work? I have some gooseneck lamps (Tichy Train) to build in N scale, and could sure use something. Thanks!

    • @CassidysWorkshop
      @CassidysWorkshop 11 дней назад

      Thanks. All it is is a piece I made for holding Tichy lamps with the bulbs in them flat for gluing on various supports, either theirs or ones I've made. I just drilled a couple holes in a piece of wood and glued on another piece to hold them up while gluing. I use it mostly for HO but it works for N as well. Thanks for watching.

  • @robertdaigle7021
    @robertdaigle7021 Месяц назад

    Greg Noticed you have a different tool for making nail holes…who makes that tool…thank you.

    • @CassidysWorkshop
      @CassidysWorkshop Месяц назад

      Hi Robert. Thanks, I found these a couple years ago, here's a Short I made about them. I think you can still find them, I had to go to eBay. ruclips.net/user/shortsxJ93VKZ0jDQ?si=DmejHbA0ETj1I0wZ

    • @robertdaigle7021
      @robertdaigle7021 Месяц назад

      @ Thank you…no longer made…but found two wheels on eBay…I’ll make a holder if I purchase…thanks again…😎

    • @CassidysWorkshop
      @CassidysWorkshop Месяц назад

      Yeah I remember getting the wheels when I first saw them, and then it took me like a year or more to find the holder. Good luck.

  • @darrenhillman8396
    @darrenhillman8396 Месяц назад

    Nice job!

  • @AirwolfCrazy
    @AirwolfCrazy Месяц назад

    I had considered this model or my own layout but like you had forst said it looks to European. I am glad you were able to modify it. I went with a different model as i was not sure I how to give is a more American look. Great job.

    • @CassidysWorkshop
      @CassidysWorkshop Месяц назад

      Thanks so much, Chris. As Richard Wissbaum pointed out below, much of the industrial region was settled by European immigrants, so having some Euro flare wouldn't be all bad. But eliminating most of the fancy touches helped a lot in Americanizing it. PS, just subbed, I like what you're building there. 👍

    • @AirwolfCrazy
      @AirwolfCrazy Месяц назад

      @CassidysWorkshop Thank you.

  • @bangfi1865
    @bangfi1865 Месяц назад

    That warping is caused by plastic "memory " It remembers it was once a ball. Happy modeling.😊

  • @jimjohnston7688
    @jimjohnston7688 Месяц назад

    Outstanding work, lots of great ideas. For what it’s worth, when it comes to acetate for windows, I’ve been collecting that annoying “military grade” anti theft plastic that everything seems to be packaged in these days. Might find a use for it.

    • @CassidysWorkshop
      @CassidysWorkshop Месяц назад

      Thanks, I appreciate it. Yep, you can find useful window glass in lots of places. I have a folder of different clear materials, mostly scraps and other salvaged items, plus some actual "window material" that I ended up with somehow. I usually use whatever's on top of the pile that fits. 😀

    • @jimjohnston7688
      @jimjohnston7688 Месяц назад

      @@CassidysWorkshopDid I understand correctly that you use dry pigment powder, brush it into the mortar lines and then apply water? I would love to try this technique.

    • @CassidysWorkshop
      @CassidysWorkshop Месяц назад

      @@jimjohnston7688 That's right, it's one of a few techniques for putting mortar in bricks. Here's the video by Brett Wiley showing it better, the pigment-for-mortar part starts a bit after 8 minutes. ruclips.net/video/JFnpvykISZs/видео.htmlsi=_uzcb_x0PQnTxLoS

  • @toddbrien4184
    @toddbrien4184 Месяц назад

    Great Job, Greg. Learned a few new tip too. Thanks and keep up the great videos.

    • @CassidysWorkshop
      @CassidysWorkshop Месяц назад

      Thanks, Todd. That's my hope is that something I picked up or thought of I can pass on.

  • @davidkruiswyk3362
    @davidkruiswyk3362 Месяц назад

    Great job!,

  • @thecnwmondovilinepaulscota7304
    @thecnwmondovilinepaulscota7304 Месяц назад

    That turned out really nice! And that McKeesport club is SW of me, up the Mon river.

    • @CassidysWorkshop
      @CassidysWorkshop Месяц назад

      Thanks, Paul. Have you been there, nice building they have.

    • @thecnwmondovilinepaulscota7304
      @thecnwmondovilinepaulscota7304 Месяц назад

      @@CassidysWorkshop Not yet. Met some of them at a show last year, but haven't made the trek from north-side to south-east side yet.

  • @gabe_chu
    @gabe_chu Месяц назад

    this is an awesome layout, i'd love to have something like this one day :) nice work!

  • @rwissbaum9849
    @rwissbaum9849 Месяц назад

    Fantastic job, Greg. Keep in mind, many of the workmen who built a structure like this in turn-of-the-century Pittsburgh may have been immigrants from Europe, so a little European flavor is not at all out of place.

    • @CassidysWorkshop
      @CassidysWorkshop Месяц назад

      Thank you, Dick. You're right, and you can see that in much of the architecture of the buildings in Eastern states. Thanks for the reminder.👍

  • @garychestnut6380
    @garychestnut6380 Месяц назад

    Nice job Greg.

  • @scottsimpson2265
    @scottsimpson2265 Месяц назад

  • @marco33224
    @marco33224 Месяц назад

    Hi Greg, which scale is it? O scale?

    • @CassidysWorkshop
      @CassidysWorkshop Месяц назад

      Hi Marco. No, it's HO scale. Thanks for viewing.

  • @toddbrien4184
    @toddbrien4184 Месяц назад

    That’s a great idea Greg.

    • @CassidysWorkshop
      @CassidysWorkshop Месяц назад

      Thanks, Todd. I'm getting back into adding little details to it, Its been neglected for too long.

  • @jimjohnston7688
    @jimjohnston7688 2 месяца назад

    Very nice work. I always enjoy seeing your work. Lots of good ideas.

    • @CassidysWorkshop
      @CassidysWorkshop 2 месяца назад

      @@jimjohnston7688 Thank you so much Jim. I appreciate the kind words.

  • @garychestnut6380
    @garychestnut6380 2 месяца назад

    Looks great Greg!

  • @toddbrien4184
    @toddbrien4184 2 месяца назад

    Your welcome Greg, it was my pleasure.

    • @CassidysWorkshop
      @CassidysWorkshop 2 месяца назад

      I've got some news for you, I'll tell you later.

  • @jerryslater5173
    @jerryslater5173 2 месяца назад

    Thank you

  • @ryanexpresstrains8074
    @ryanexpresstrains8074 2 месяца назад

    Excellent work as always, Greg!

  • @thecnwmondovilinepaulscota7304
    @thecnwmondovilinepaulscota7304 2 месяца назад

    Looks great!

    • @CassidysWorkshop
      @CassidysWorkshop 2 месяца назад

      Thanks, Paul. A bit easier than a full-size layout.

  • @jonathanhart3526
    @jonathanhart3526 2 месяца назад

    Your seet up looks really cool. I just saw this short so don't know how you make them. But keep up the good work.

    • @CassidysWorkshop
      @CassidysWorkshop 2 месяца назад

      @@jonathanhart3526 Thank you so much. There's more about my Halloween display on my channel if you want to see more.

  • @bensullivan
    @bensullivan 2 месяца назад

    I just love Soookytown!!! All the detail, nooks and crannies. There so much to see. Love the cacophony of sounds too. I think you need to develop some Spookytown lore!!!! 👏☠️

    • @CassidysWorkshop
      @CassidysWorkshop 2 месяца назад

      Thank you, Ben. I'm so glad you like it. Maybe you can come see it in person someday.

  • @toddbrien4184
    @toddbrien4184 2 месяца назад

    Awesome Greg, The casket in the ditch need to have a knocking noise from within, idea for next year. Did you make some of them or all of them.

    • @CassidysWorkshop
      @CassidysWorkshop 2 месяца назад

      Todd, that's a fantastic idea, I'll have to try that. Most of the caskets are Lemax, but I found an easy way to replicate them that I may use next year.

  • @carouselofcrazychrisb
    @carouselofcrazychrisb 2 месяца назад

    Loving this!

  • @patrickrivard7425
    @patrickrivard7425 2 месяца назад

    Hey Greg , there is no place to hide from these spooks.

    • @CassidysWorkshop
      @CassidysWorkshop 2 месяца назад

      No...and now they know you have seen them. 😮