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SteamPunk Model Train Build! Part 3
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- Опубликовано: 27 апр 2020
- We're back with the final part of the SteamPunk locomotive build! It's time for the fun parts like painting and adding GOLD to the loco.
Hope you've enjoyed this, let me know if you have any questions or if you'd like to see more steampunk-style builds in the future in the comments section.
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'Piccolo and a Cane' is by TeknoAXE, see their awesome music library here:
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All other tracks are from Audio Network.
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That locomotive looks immaculate. An Edwardian engine that has some elements of French steam engines.
This. Is. Just. YES.
Brilliant, get a job with Basset Lowke 👍
Haha! One can dream :)
Some Caledonian coaches would look great with that engine!
Glorious!
I am keen to give it a go. Thinking a Triang Davy Crocket or Hiawatha or maybe a Hall may be a candidate - I'll rat around the parts bin!
Btw i felt your pain with the crinkling paint. My secret weapon for paint removal is to soak the model in brake fluid for a few days. The paint then washes off in water. Removes all the paint and leaves the plastic alone.
What a superb Loco and superb accompanying music !
Cheers Merv I really like the music too.
That's very nicely made. I am so impressed with how you managed to get that cowcatcher soldered together without the whole thing falling apart. The outcome is wonderful and I like the clever techniques you used. Soon I'm going to try making something steampunk with an old rivarossi 8-coupled tank engine body and a toy story 4-4-0 chassis to make a 4-4-4 passenger tank. Keep up the great work!
Thank you very much! That project of yours sounds like an awesome idea.
The engine is beautiful RM! Great job!
Thanks!
Amazing! Needs two or three 2 axle coaches though...
It’s a very beautiful engine, well done.
Glad you like it!
It came out looking beautiful what a loco that cab roof on the angel looks awesome i really like that and gold stands out with that blue great job its so beautiful
Much better than hornby's feeble attempt at steampunk! Love the video and the music.
Cheers mate :)
@@RailwayManiaNet no problem 😃
br blue actually suits it !! looks spot on that
Thank you!
It actually looks more like Caledonian Blue with those red frames...
It's nice to see how this turned out. Great Job Corwin. If you feel so inclined, I wouldn't mind seeing more steam punk builds.
Also, for those who are curious, two of the songs are:
Gimme That Swing - Cissie Redwick
Don't Stop - Little Violet
Thanks Patrick, I’d love to do some more in the future :) glad you enjoyed it!
@@RailwayManiaNet You're welcome.
It really turned out well as a Vic Mod for a Steam Punk loco. A great use for the finger nail decals to add some bling as well as the other little touches to give the engine more detail. The only thing I would have used was finer rod for the hand rails threaded threw a few supporting nobs to the boiler. All in all a nice wee do able project for any one that has old models that are wasting away in the spares box. I will have to come back and view some more of your channel to see if you got some stock to pull after her.
You have Greta modeling skills
Grandiosa opera d'arte, complimenti.
Worth watching, well done.
I've had a lot of Model Railway themed videos pop up in my recommended these last few days, I must say I'm glad they are.
What a beautiful engine! I haven't been able to set my own trains up for approaching 15/16 years now (lacking the space and time) but with plans to move into my own place within the next couple of years I think its time to rekindle my childhood passions.
Thank you for this series, its quite amazing to watch. You've earned another subscriber!
That’s great to hear you’ll soon be able to indulge in the hobby once again, I’m really pleased you enjoyed the videos too!
Very Good 🙂🚂🚂🚂
Glad you enjoyed it!
I always wanted to make a Steampunk Goods locomotive. I kinda wanna see you try your hand at the idea since its been 3 years since this video and another steampunk could be a fun project
3 years already! I tried to start another loco but it didn’t turn out very well so I scrapped it, would like to try again.
@RailwayManiaNet I know right! I watched this the first time when it was two days old lol! But yeah I would love to see more models and such that touch on steampunk!
I want one so I hope hornby Produce these for the Steampunk range as I want one and I know you made it your self but I want one for my layout
Thanks dude!
@@RailwayManiaNet your welcome mate cheers.Lewis 👍
I just found your channel last night and I immediately watched this miniseries and I absolutely loved it. It was a cool choice to use a 4-2-2 as I personally believe they are an elegant wheel configuration (along with 4-2-0 Cramptons but I digress). Surprisingly enough when people think steam punk, they don't think locomotives which is why I drew a lot of steampunk locos in middle school. I do have a suggestion for coaches if you do ever plan on making some, I think 6 wheel coaches with clerestory roofs would be ideal or maybe even tram coaches (in particular steam or horse tram coaches, not double decker) just to add that Victorian steampunk
Thanks 😊 yes I hope to do some stock at some point, maybe an express/1st class carriage plus a double decker for commuters like those seen in France. Glad you enjoyed it!
@@RailwayManiaNet well im excited to see however it goes
Wow, theres a name I haven't heard in a while, Swan Morton.
Does rocket card glue hold better than super glue?
Not exactly, superglue is very strong but has no flex in it when dry, so it can be quite brittle. It also gives off vapour while it's drying which can affect paint, whereas Roket Card Glue is PVA based (I think) meaning the bond is not as strong but the work time is longer so less risk of messing it up.
Would you happen to know the name of the second song that plays? I can't find it anywhere. Loved this loco build too! Very unique and cool
'Spin Me Round'? It is from Audio Network - here is the link www.audionetwork.com/browse/m/track/spin-me-round_52486
@@RailwayManiaNet you are an absolute legend
Any chance we could get some sources for that excellent music?
Cheers! 'Piccolo and a Cane' is by the awesome RUclipsr TeknoAXE who lets other people use their music for free, and the other songs are purchased from www.audionetwork.com/
Brilliant work....far better than the Basset Lowke offerings... Cheers
Thank you!
Where will the couplers be attached?
Was wondering what kind of couplers to use, maybe the traditional 3-link or screw might be appropriate?
At 18:56, what is that rig you're using to hold the lamps called? I'd like to get something like it, but I'm not sure what it is or where to find one.
I think they might be called ‘helping hands’, I got them at the same time as I bought my soldering iron, very useful!
Hi RM, love the job you've done here. Really an inspiration for kitbashing locos!
P.S. I came across the 3D files for a 00 gauge Ivor the Engine loco body shell and your username was listed for printing the transfers. Might these be available for purchase as I am interested in building a model of Ivor using CraftyNerd's files please?
Hello mate, drop me a line at railwaymanianet (at) gmail.com and I'll try to help
@@RailwayManiaNet Thank you very much, I will do so. Also if I may ask about custom transfers made in the email please? I have a design made but may need it put to high quality transfer paper if that's something you might be able to make?
What a beutiful model. You sir have quite a talent. You have inspired me to make my own steam punk loco. Btw what is the name of the 3rd song you used. Once again great loco. Have a wonderful day.
Thanks! The track at 4:10 is 'Spin Me Round' by Barrie Gledden, Tim Reilly and Jeff Dale (from Audio Network). At 7:50 it's 'Piccolo and a Cane' by TeknoAXE.
@@RailwayManiaNet thanks mate really appreciate it.
Link to the headlights please...
Nice job!
Here you go mate www.shapeways.com/product/GSYKLY7PA/hon30-locomotive-oil-lamp?optionId=61858958&li=ostatus
@Railway Mania
Cheers!
are you planning on doing a video of the colliery engine you've posted on RMweb?
Probably when it's completed, sometimes it's nice not to have to film the whole process but I might do the story of how it was made with photographs?
@@RailwayManiaNet that would still be quite interesting to see, it's a good looking project so far. don't blame you not wanting to film everything you're making, does seem like a colossal faff
Thanks :) It just makes things take so long to do and I like to zoom along sometimes.
What's the name of the waltz song in the intro and outro?
It's called 'Bearded Lady' by David O'Brien. I got it from Audio Network.
loved videos but who is the music
Thanks mate, music info is in the description :)
Fantastic model 👍. Quick question, for the wet and dry to remove drips, did you use water or white spirit?
Thank you :) I use water with the wet and dry, but I do use a few different grades, usually starting with 600 grit for the bad stuff and then working up to maybe 2000 to get it smoooooth. Hope that helps!
@@RailwayManiaNet Thanks very much.
I'll be honest I can't stand steampunk, as its a bit too radical for me. But your model looks fab! really pretty. well done.
Thank you!
Your music is far too loud. In order to hear your voice I used lots of volume. When you stop talking I am blasted out of my seat.
I think I had a sore throat when I recorded this, so my voice is quieter than it should be normally.
@@RailwayManiaNet Sorry if I came across a bit harsh. It was supposed to be constructive. The same goes for all three videos in this series.
That’s not even steam punk it’s just a regular American locomotive with British stuff.
None of it is American
If anything I'd say it's more Indian Raj style. But if you like Steampunk with lasers and dinosaurs then I guess we don't like the same kind of Steampunk hahaha
No no I don’t hate it I actually love it
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