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Thanks for sharing

Your "work" is phenomenal. So many times in my long life, I've wished I weren't so doggone color blind. This is one of those times! I doubt I would know what to do with anything more than just dirt and rust. Pretty sure your video is going to inspire a lot of modelers. That car looks really beat up.

How wide do I make a n scale gravel road?

I have a tiny space so have chosen n scale for my first build. Love your series. Did you choose your loco and rolling stock first as part of the project?

As someone new to the hobby this is fantastic! thanks for sharing your experience

Love this! just wanted I wanted as a new train enthusiast and wanted to know how to make unitrack more exciting. Thanks for sharing (new sub today)

Awesome work! Where did you get the small needle dropper bottles for the glue? Thanks George Subscribed!

Nice work.

Beautifully done! Thank you.

Cool video and channel just subscribed

Very informative, thanks.

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I still have my Revel Rapido N Gauge Trains stored away ! Most are the made in Germany Trains & cars from 1970 ! I have a Great Northern engine, and a Burlington Northern. Nice channel !

Household size paintbrush....you mean a Bob Ross background brush lol I need to see how the turnouts are weathered. It's nice when I can add power to my frogs and get them isolated with normal track, and then just indiscriminately paint everything with an airbrush. I wonder how Kato turnouts will work with this method. I'd rather not have to use powders. The ballasting is nice though. I think I'm going to end up using ground goop to level out the roadbed so it's more or less ground level.

GREAT STUFF But as I have found and as you can see in my videos. GO THE STATIC GRASS APPLICATOR You will never regret it. Excellent result Im about to model a T SCALE section within my OO layout so drawing inspiration on how to take things down to a smaller size. yes Luke Towan is a fellow Queenslander here in Australia and hes is a great inspiration.

Beautiful!

Technique looks great for a module or diorama. For a larger layout it would take too much time.

i really like looking back on the past meet and greets. this video capture so many of the people, AND the start of so many friendships. that have lasted till this day. Thanks for the walk down memory lane.

Very informative. Cheers!

We must save all stored units before its too late

What do y'all think about building a trestle by drilling/pinning the lumber together? nice bridge

Great job and great video! Which brand of ballast are you using here? Is it Kato or is that Woodland Scenics?

If you can get it to look like this, who wouldn't use KATO?

try using eye droppers they works fine instead of brush

Wrong way to ballast, ballast first then glue.

Looks awesome but Seems good for a small layout but a larger one would take forever.

Looking good!

Really helpful guide - thank you for sharing. Just hope I have the patience . . . . !!!!!

Really helpful - thank you for sharing

Thanks for the lessons 5 STARS gave you a sub and rang the bell!

Why wouldn't you paint the rails before gluing the track down? Or at least before ballasting, to avoid having to work around the ballast particles which inevitably attach themselves to or near the rail web? Then the weathering powders, when worked in/ blended, hit the painted rails as well.

This looks amazing! How do you go about cleaning the rails afterwards?

Nice job!!!

Great video! Short and to the point. I really enjoyed watching this and will be trying your method.

Great tutorial!

I think Union pacific railroads are linking up them for a better day but it still gets me. They leave them idling that don't make since but you can be reinsurance that they are being watched from satatite so no one screws with them

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A bunch of the engines are rare because of the paint sceams on then and the models especially the SD 70s and SD 90s

Up Railroading must know something about the trains in a row all over the world in a row idling

Yes yes yes the glue. That is my worry. As I do a lot of woodworking, I know the glue does not take paint or stain. N scale is so small. How would you glue without any glue seeping out from joints. So I must figure something out.

Great information.

excellent work

very interesting technique thanks for sharing/// David

Super helpful! Thanks for the amazing tips! You just got another subscriber!

individual locomotives on the lower end of the reliability scale are stored first.

Excellent job. You make it look easy. I'll be watching your videos.

Impressive work.

Very nice results. Always like non airbrush wx'ng

Looks good, just found your channel.

Awesome result. Great job. It really looks good. For me however, and after major back surgery, I have to use the Kato track as is, and I will gladly do so. It is nice to see however, what someone can do with modeling skills like yours.