Another great video, Martin! One thing I do is to bury a steel nut in the cargo, sometime you have to drill a hole for it, sometimes you can hide it in a scrap load. Then when you get to the destination, just use a small magnet and the car is unloaded!
RUST, DIRT, VACUUM! So good. That scrap cargo turned out beautifully...and thanks for the tips on creating nice textured bark on the flower supports - looks great.
you all prolly dont care but does any of you know a way to log back into an instagram account..? I was stupid lost my login password. I appreciate any tips you can give me!
@Owen Yusuf I really appreciate your reply. I found the site thru google and im waiting for the hacking stuff now. Seems to take a while so I will reply here later with my results.
You make it look so easy!! I saw some similar loads on line for $20. to $30!!!! Now I'll save my money and make my own loads!! I even have some black straws!! Thanks for the hints.
I don't have a model set up (I'm a Barbie Girl) but I love these - scrap metal has to be my favourite. I'm constantly thinking about a post-apocalypse/ urban decay diorama for the princess of plastic and watch these tutorials for techniques to scale up. With so much bad stuff on RUclips, your tutorials show that YT can be used for GOOD!
Speaking of straws - - -For an incline with an upper track and a lower one running underneath, run the dropper lines from the upper down thru the deck inside of milkshake straws. They make a great conduit to keep the wires from interfering with the lower train. Also use them to carry droppers down thru a foam/plywood deck so the wires will not get hung up going thru the materials. Bob - Brecksville Ohio
I like the pre-made loads but I have to say my favorites are the ones you scratch built. I especially like the scrap metal one. Don't feel bad about keeping your spare parts as you can always use them for neat projects like this. I learned a lot from this tutorial. Thanks for sharing it.
What a great effect with worthless of very cheap materials. I am glad that it was possible to watch your older tutorials. Thanks tot sharing your expertise and creativity. Bert from Holland..
VACUUUMM rrraaahhhh great job again Martin, I have a Hectorrail Marklin 47085 timber car set, for which I still need trees. I also thought of flower support sticks but they are too clean/nice/straight. Putting a thin layer of plaster on them is brilliant!
Perfect work. I love your vids. Best insperation for my own layout. Never stop having new ideas. A bridge like yours would be intresting. Or a long one over a river....pls 🤗
something to concider when you make your loads is the weight of the material, coal is lighter than gravel coal cars are usually running over and gravel cars are only half full same with logs and processed lumber, stacked lumber has less air space than logs. just a thought. like you videos and have learned a lot watching you work, thanks
Completely unexpected to learn that you growl! Very cool :D Amazing work as always, cargo looks fabulous. Carts looks a bit unweathered but I guess that's coming as I know you leave no details unattended.
i watched now two of your videos....now subscribed!!! Awesome stuff!! An idea on the steel scrap loads, check your local engine re-builder, or machine shop as they have the small chips and scraps that if asked will usually giveaway. Just glue like you did with the coal and gravel. They also take the paint nicely. Oh and by the way I'm an Iron Maiden fan.
Lots of good things in This video. But i would prefer using Kyosho pin striping tape on the drinking straws. They are already with glue and come in lot of sizes. I use them in n scale ! Thanks !
You can leave the black pipes with blue insides as is , pipes used for small culverts are black on the outside and blue on the inside , in Norway that is , perhaps in Sweden too . Point is you don`t do anything wrong leaving it blue on the inside.
Excellent video and good tips! All cargo's look's great and natural.. And some joking makes day better.. :) Even, my daughter laughing about vacuum.. :D
Your work is outstanding, but no one would load planks or bricks in a eanos car, because the loading and unloading will be too time consuming. Most bulk loads would also be shipped in self unloading cars to speed up the process. Otherwise, super work!
Amazing stuff! I will try some of this on my layout. Previously I’ve just been filling entire wagons with gravel... Also, have you ever considered building a narrow gauge section on your layout? H0e, or something like that?
Nice primer video on making cargo without weighing down the cars significantly. Would love love to see a video showing a center beam lumber car load being made which is so common in Canada and US.
Great! Thanks. Question: prototypically speaking, are loads of those types really put in gondolas in Europe? If so, how do they get unloaded? Especially the wood planks and bricks. OR is this just for the fun of filling gondolas with variety?
Hi, i love u channel ... but iam born in Germany and don't understand all.... i know what u a doing... but i cant identify what u meaning with 'sandplaster' (5:46) ?!? or u use more than one time 'palster' i dont understand what it is... do u know the german word for this ? 'spachtelmasse' ? when yes what hind of material ... when using with epp etc. iam looking forward u can stop my confusion ... a bit thx alot and much mor thanks to u for ur channel :) Greetinge Peter from Cologne, Germany
Very good, except that scrap steel is pretty well always painted, or galvanised, or otherwise coated. Bottom line is that you are not going to have a wagon that's 100% rusted steel.
Great effect 💪🔥🔥🚆📸🛤️💯💯💯💯👍👍👍
Another great video, Martin! One thing I do is to bury a steel nut in the cargo, sometime you have to drill a hole for it, sometimes you can hide it in a scrap load. Then when you get to the destination, just use a small magnet and the car is unloaded!
Thank you Flyboy! Wow! Magnetic?! Yeah! It’s a great idea. Thanks!
RUST, DIRT, VACUUM! So good. That scrap cargo turned out beautifully...and thanks for the tips on creating nice textured bark on the flower supports - looks great.
you all prolly dont care but does any of you know a way to log back into an instagram account..?
I was stupid lost my login password. I appreciate any tips you can give me!
@Clay Jesiah instablaster ;)
@Owen Yusuf I really appreciate your reply. I found the site thru google and im waiting for the hacking stuff now.
Seems to take a while so I will reply here later with my results.
@Owen Yusuf it worked and I finally got access to my account again. I am so happy:D
Thanks so much, you really help me out !
@Clay Jesiah you are welcome :D
You make it look so easy!! I saw some similar loads on line for $20. to $30!!!! Now I'll save my money and make my own loads!! I even have some black straws!! Thanks for the hints.
Great video, always gets a good laugh. 😎👍
WOW! A scrap load of HEAVY METAL!!!
You are a talented model railroader and you are really appreciated!
Thank you Pierre! 👍😊
A few great ideas there thanks, Martin.
I don't have a model set up (I'm a Barbie Girl) but I love these - scrap metal has to be my favourite. I'm constantly thinking about a post-apocalypse/ urban decay diorama for the princess of plastic and watch these tutorials for techniques to scale up.
With so much bad stuff on RUclips, your tutorials show that YT can be used for GOOD!
Speaking of straws - - -For an incline with an upper track and a lower one running underneath, run the dropper lines from the upper down thru the deck inside of milkshake straws. They make a great conduit to keep the wires from interfering with the lower train. Also use them to carry droppers down thru a foam/plywood deck so the wires will not get hung up going thru the materials. Bob - Brecksville Ohio
I like the pre-made loads but I have to say my favorites are the ones you scratch built. I especially like the scrap metal one. Don't feel bad about keeping your spare parts as you can always use them for neat projects like this. I learned a lot from this tutorial. Thanks for sharing it.
Some very good ideas. Thank you!
Thanks for all the good work you do on here. I love the home build things you do...
It is so easy to make cargo. !! !! !! It looks fantastic !! !! !!
Great Ideas and also a beautiful layout !
Servus. Das ist wieder ein tolles Video geworden. Ich freu mich immer wenn du ein Neues heraus bringst. LG & ein schönes Wochenende - Tino
Erzgebirgs-MoBa HO 👍🏼
Very good music
i really like your rusty scrape wagon. this will really help me with upcoming projects
Lieutenant JM13 👍🏼
Nice , interisting and very helpful !! Good job !! And thank you for all description !!
growl music! excellent video!
What a great effect with worthless of very cheap materials. I am glad that it was possible to watch your older tutorials. Thanks tot sharing your expertise and creativity. Bert from Holland..
Great Video!
Great tips for making railroad loads. Thanks!
RUUUUST, DIIIIIIRT😂
This is my car modelling in a nutshell👏🏻
Nice video, very useful on 1:87 trucks too...
J.A. ALMARZA 👍🏼
Hammer Idee 💡!!!
Excelente video
RUUUUST! 😁😁
I just found your channel and love it! Thanks for sharing!
Always love your videos some great ideas without draining the bank account well done
Wauw awesome selfmade cargo!
VACCUUMMM!! Fantastic: I love your sense of humour!
Those were so good. Your artistic imagination and instincts are very impressive. Your fantastic personality is icing on the cake. Excellent video.
Beautiful homemade loads.
Thanks for sharing.
Fantastic!!!
you are great --- you give me so much inspiration
I am always watching your work. It is a very fun video. And how to make diorama is also helpful. Also looking forward to the future.
GREEN CAR 👍🏼
They look amazing. Thankyou for sharing.
hi ,good video 5:38 to give a realistic texture for the logs, i use sawdust and earth 🌲
Same here the death metal growl was awesome man!
Wieder eine sehr coole Idee
Swedish black metal definitely adds to the load construction!
Very awsome well well done.
VACUUUMM rrraaahhhh great job again Martin, I have a Hectorrail Marklin 47085 timber car set, for which I still need trees. I also thought of flower support sticks but they are too clean/nice/straight. Putting a thin layer of plaster on them is brilliant!
Fantastic - please post a video of you vacuuming !!
845 likes and zero dislikes! Never seen before! Nice work!
I was actually surpriced too!
Harald Tunstad 👍🏼
How's she goin'? Pretty nice scratch building. You are an artist!!!
Good idea. Thank you!!
Perfect work. I love your vids. Best insperation for my own layout. Never stop having new ideas.
A bridge like yours would be intresting. Or a long one over a river....pls 🤗
Another Masterclass
So Many ideas, so much to think about. I think I am going to be busy. Thanks for the inspiration.
Barry.Devon.
The 'RUUSST! 'was not expected.
You're all Vikings at heart.
Wow it really looks good.
Really enjoyed your video. Looking forward to the next one.
something to concider when you make your loads is the weight of the material, coal is lighter than gravel coal cars are usually running over and gravel cars are only half full same with logs and processed lumber, stacked lumber has less air space than logs. just a thought. like you videos and have learned a lot watching you work, thanks
Tack för en fin video. Snyggt jobbat med helt dagligt material. Jag gillar verkligen dina videos både tekniskt och innehållsmässigt.
Fantastic, show
I wasn't expecting the growls lmao but it was awesome too
Completely unexpected to learn that you growl! Very cool :D Amazing work as always, cargo looks fabulous. Carts looks a bit unweathered but I guess that's coming as I know you leave no details unattended.
I love "growl music" I listen to it daily
Me too!
Vacuum!!!!
Great tutorial Martin ! Thanks for sharing - most useful. Greetings, Filip
Good tutorial! Great work! I like it!
very nice and ingenious! 👍🏼👏🏻🇹🇩
Maravilha, obrigado por postar esse vídeo, parabéns.
High quality vid, and work...Inspiring video, have to try some tips on my 15mm armoured train...Thanks!👍
Just subscribed yeah definitely thank you.
i watched now two of your videos....now subscribed!!! Awesome stuff!! An idea on the steel scrap loads, check your local engine re-builder, or machine shop as they have the small chips and scraps that if asked will usually giveaway. Just glue like you did with the coal and gravel. They also take the paint nicely. Oh and by the way I'm an Iron Maiden fan.
Beautifull, thanks for the inspiration!!!!!!
Sure helps a lot! Even for ideas!
I love this video it was incredible thank you for sharing this with us and I have shared it with my Facebook group TRAINS ACROSS THE WORLD
Lots of good things in This video. But i would prefer using Kyosho pin striping tape on the drinking straws. They are already with glue and come in lot of sizes. I use them in n scale ! Thanks !
Hi Henrik! Thank you for this info! I’ll check them out too! Sounds great!
Those look great. I like head banging music from time to time myself. Too bad I don’ t have long hair anymore.
I like growl. Not the best but very nice for enviroments where energy is required. Vaccuming is a great example!
As always Martin ... CLEVER! Very good tutorial!
You can leave the black pipes with blue insides as is , pipes used for small culverts are black on the outside and blue on the inside , in Norway that is , perhaps in Sweden too . Point is you don`t do anything wrong leaving it blue on the inside.
Excellent video and good tips! All cargo's look's great and natural..
And some joking makes day better.. :) Even, my daughter laughing about vacuum.. :D
nice
11:20: "All right let's go for some cargo parade!" I love this guy!
Your work is outstanding, but no one would load planks or bricks in a eanos car, because the loading and unloading will be too time consuming. Most bulk loads would also be shipped in self unloading cars to speed up the process. Otherwise, super work!
Lmfao! VACUUM!!! wasnt expecting that
Ever think about using pieces of the actual sprue as part of scrap loads?
Quick advice don't fill up a truck with ballast put some kind of spacer in because they weigh a load when full
As usual a growling holy diver supervideo......maby its time to skip my passengertrains
Thank you Danne! No.. The passenger trains? No, they are the core! Keep!
I will definitely be doing the pipe thing for my dioramas, great tutorial. Also great growling 😂
what is sand plaster?
Amazing stuff! I will try some of this on my layout. Previously I’ve just been filling entire wagons with gravel...
Also, have you ever considered building a narrow gauge section on your layout? H0e, or something like that?
Nice primer video on making cargo without weighing down the cars significantly. Would love love to see a video showing a center beam lumber car load being made which is so common in Canada and US.
Hello, very late question, but can you use sticks as Timber? Cheers Wheelie
Great! Thanks. Question: prototypically speaking, are loads of those types really put in gondolas in Europe? If so, how do they get unloaded? Especially the wood planks and bricks. OR is this just for the fun of filling gondolas with variety?
Hi, i love u channel ... but iam born in Germany and don't understand all.... i know what u a doing... but i cant identify what u meaning with 'sandplaster' (5:46) ?!? or u use more than one time 'palster' i dont understand what it is... do u know the german word for this ? 'spachtelmasse' ? when yes what hind of material ... when using with epp etc.
iam looking forward u can stop my confusion ... a bit
thx alot and much mor thanks to u for ur channel :) Greetinge Peter from Cologne, Germany
How to build Mannesmann Gas Pipes ?
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The "Plaster" is tile grout with sand, FYI.
Hi Sean! Ohh, really? Thanks! The whole life is a learning process. 👍
@@marklinofsweden That is too true, Mark.
Such a calm man likes growl, not that crazy but still a bit
Do you have cargo for Eaos cars?
wheres the link
Breaking the law (of model railroading) 😂🤟
Che persona simpaticissima, peccato che sono una capra e non so l'inglese, ma qualcosa lo capita bravissimo
Hello out of interest what template website do you use for your intro? Cheers
No templates. All hand-made animations.
Men canta tus vídeo y me gustaría saber dónde compra los rulos para marca y por favor mándame en español gracias
Very good, except that scrap steel is pretty well always painted, or galvanised, or otherwise coated. Bottom line is that you are not going to have a wagon that's 100% rusted steel.