Build a Tree with Bill🌲 - Start to Finish - Model Railroad Adventures with Bill EP242

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  • Опубликовано: 17 ноя 2024

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  • @herbkeedy1335
    @herbkeedy1335 9 месяцев назад +2

    Thank You Very Much for your demo!!! It seems like I have been watching videos for hours (and I'm sure I have been) and yours is the BEST one I've watched. I have subscribed to your channel and have given a thumbs up. I'm 74 years and getting back into model railroading (S 1/64 scale) after years of being away. THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • @theeastman9136
    @theeastman9136 3 месяца назад +1

    At first, I thought the method was a bit clunky but I must admit the results changed my mind. Thank you for your clear demo.👍🏼

  • @davy1972
    @davy1972 Месяц назад

    Hey, Bill. I found your channel by searching for diorama trees. Thanks so much for your content. Very appreciated.

  • @caseyvillemodelrailroad3877
    @caseyvillemodelrailroad3877 Год назад

    Great vidio, the trees look like they would stand up great on my Yard layout ...Thanks for the coffee...

  • @greatnorthernrailwaytother4711
    @greatnorthernrailwaytother4711 Год назад +1

    Thanks Bill. Cheers Peter.

  • @simonhutchinson8236
    @simonhutchinson8236 3 месяца назад

    Just found this video after watching so many and so glad I did. Trees look great and don’t take forever to make. Now just to find the materials here in Western Australia

  • @bncsystemsshortline
    @bncsystemsshortline Год назад

    What a great video!!! Easy way to make trees. Very cool!!! You need to make 2 more to make it 450 trees. Hahaha!!!!

  • @jaspermaust7125
    @jaspermaust7125 Год назад +1

    Thanks for the awesome video Bill! Very informative and helpful.

  • @normanrowe2831
    @normanrowe2831 Год назад +1

    Hi ya Bill. Nice refresher on how you build your trees. Thanks.

  • @dundasjunctionmodelr.r-jam8267

    Excellent video on making trees ,

  • @davestrains6816
    @davestrains6816 Год назад

    Outstanding video. Thanks for sharing. Dave

  • @mobileandhostile7895
    @mobileandhostile7895 Год назад

    ⭐ Without doubt one of the best tree tutorials I’ve seen 😎 ⭐ Thanks for sharing your technique 👍

  • @w.rustylane5650
    @w.rustylane5650 Год назад

    When I attempt to do this, I'll probably use my airbrush. Cheaper than spray paint. Nice tree. Cheers from W Rusty Lane K9POW in eastern Tennessee

  • @coalcracker1655
    @coalcracker1655 Год назад

    Great Tutorial Bill,....very comprehensive & well explained !!!! Thanks

  • @edolsavicky5063
    @edolsavicky5063 Год назад

    impressive, and affordable
    448!

  • @anfieldroadlayoutintheloft5204
    @anfieldroadlayoutintheloft5204 Год назад +1

    nice trees bill thanks lee

  • @OtterCreek
    @OtterCreek Год назад

    Great tutorial Bill! I'll add this to my bag of tricks that I'm itching to use!!

  • @Meysam0111
    @Meysam0111 5 месяцев назад

    تشکر بابت آموزش دوست عزیز ❤🙏🇮🇷🤘

  • @williamdickman7917
    @williamdickman7917 6 месяцев назад

    Nice looking trees....so much better than bottle brush style trees, thanks

    • @modelrailroadadventureswit6347
      @modelrailroadadventureswit6347  6 месяцев назад

      Thanks!!! For sure. I couldn’t get what I wanted from commercial kits so I took to making them myself. It’s so satisfying 😃

  • @joeraderblackrockcentralrr
    @joeraderblackrockcentralrr Год назад +1

    GREAT VIDEO BILL. THANKS

  • @randyjacobs9489
    @randyjacobs9489 Год назад

    Thanks! Just another method that I haven't seen but I really like it!

  • @MRR_Shadowolf
    @MRR_Shadowolf Год назад

    Outstanding tutorial and great tips! Thanks for sharing, going to try this method for my layout.

  • @Parkinwad
    @Parkinwad Год назад +1

    Love model railroading, and just found your channel! Thanks for sharing your way of making these trees. They look amazing and remind me of the deep forest in the Rockies here in Canada. Thanks again for sharing!

  • @johna.dawson709
    @johna.dawson709 Год назад

    Thanks Bill for a great video. I'm starting to plan a ON30 logging layout and this tree making video will come in handy when i have to build and place trees on my layout.

  • @vincenthuying98
    @vincenthuying98 Год назад

    Great vid Bill, love the way you make your trees. Such a simple but effective method, with outstanding and awesome results!

  • @theangelsmodellingandrailways
    @theangelsmodellingandrailways Год назад

    A superb tutorial on how you do your trees, easy to follow, and a great way to build batches of them. Inspirational work Bill, thanks for the upload. All the best. Brian @ The Angels

  • @410Gregj
    @410Gregj Год назад

    Hi Bill, love your modeling! I found a 3/8 - 1/2” balsa stick shapes quickly with a razor knife or better a draw knife. Than textured with a 4-5 wood screw moving up and down the trunk. Paint or flock. Insert a bamboo skewer in the bottom for planting. Might save a few minutes per tree. Also mounting in a drill for spray painting makes painting a little more even and faster. Happy modeling!

    • @modelrailroadadventureswit6347
      @modelrailroadadventureswit6347  Год назад

      Thank us an excellent method as well. I did think of doing it that way but I found the wire just as easy to work with

  • @patriksiegfried5050
    @patriksiegfried5050 Год назад

    Awesome, I'II try to make some for Z scale, thanks.
    because the commercial ones look more like radiator brushes.

  • @jeffboswell6620
    @jeffboswell6620 Год назад +1

    Hey Bill love this method. Only thing I changed was I used fine sifted saw dust to glue and roll the trunk with since color doesn’t matter because it’s being painted. Trees are looking good can’t wait to make more

  • @barrysmith8193
    @barrysmith8193 11 месяцев назад

    Rather than just at random “making trees” I researched and am modeling my tree shapes on Douglas Fir and Hemlock Fir tree shapes that would be correct for my northwestern states area forest’s. I’ve made 25 Douglas Firs and 15 Hem Firs of mixed heights and will randomly mix them on the hillsides.

  • @raymarkey8062
    @raymarkey8062 Год назад

    Love it, Manakin Sabot va

  • @SleeperBBQ
    @SleeperBBQ 9 месяцев назад

    great show sir

  • @PatDrier-eu4lt
    @PatDrier-eu4lt 5 месяцев назад

    Hey Bill,
    Very good video and helpful. Your finished product looks great!
    I was wondering if you could shed more light on the specific brand of furnace filter material you are using. Home Depot in our area only has fiberglass filter material, and I think you mentioned that the material you use is a natural fiber (14:57). Are you using Hog Hair filter material perhaps? We tried using Scotch-Brite scouring pads (Industrial Strength); the only thing we could find that seemed close, and it worked OK, but those are no fun to pull apart into thin layers. This seems to be the key part of great looking trees so we'd like to get it right.
    Thanks!

    • @modelrailroadadventureswit6347
      @modelrailroadadventureswit6347  5 месяцев назад

      It’s called NaturalAire. I haven’t checked Home Depot in a while but I see online that places like Ace Hardware and others carry it. It works perfect for these trees 😃

    • @PatDrier-eu4lt
      @PatDrier-eu4lt 5 месяцев назад

      @@modelrailroadadventureswit6347 Thanks for the tip! Hopefully will work better than the Scotch Brite...haha.

  • @rick1716
    @rick1716 Год назад

    Bill, another great video and narrative! I appreciate the refresher course on how you make your pine trees. I hadn’t caught the part where you tear the the cut filter into four separate pieces before. Thanks a lot for time and details you put in your videos! 👍🏻👍🏻 I am glad you get so much pleasure doing scenery. To most of us scenery is the hardest of the hobby, but you make it enjoyable. How long did it take you to develop your tree technology or did you learn it from someone?

  • @deanstoki4848
    @deanstoki4848 Год назад

    Bill, regarding your guardrails on the O scale standard bridge. It got me to thinking. If I may suggest. Since this layout reflects 40s-50s.. they still had fire barrels on the wooden bridges back then. Perhaps a couple on the mainline bridges?

  • @reggaelatinus6705
    @reggaelatinus6705 Год назад

    interesting technique

  • @veroniquelerosier2964
    @veroniquelerosier2964 Год назад

    C'est magnifique 👏

  • @cowboyvalley
    @cowboyvalley Год назад

    Good how to, Bill! I have a question. When you took the layout to the train show, how many people made comment or had questions about the trees? ...Claude

    • @modelrailroadadventureswit6347
      @modelrailroadadventureswit6347  Год назад +1

      Trees got the most comments from modelers and I’ll be giving an NMRA local clinic on them soon. Probably 30 or more folks commented on them and asked how I made them 😄

  • @richmurphy6043
    @richmurphy6043 Год назад

    Thanks

  • @theoschmitt3037
    @theoschmitt3037 Год назад

    Sehr gut❤

  • @donaldkormos5529
    @donaldkormos5529 Год назад

    Question: Regarding the color of the furnace filter material. Would you recommend the green you used over other colors such as white, blue, pink, yellow, etc.? Maybe doesn't matter with the undercoat painting.

    • @modelrailroadadventureswit6347
      @modelrailroadadventureswit6347  Год назад

      The color of the filter material probably doesn’t matter since the paint will cover. I did find that the natural fiber filters are better than the synthetic ones as you get a more natural appearance of what shows through in the end

    • @donaldkormos5529
      @donaldkormos5529 Год назад

      @@modelrailroadadventureswit6347 Thanks Bill ... I'll look into natural filter material.

  • @dundasjunctionmodelr.r-jam8267

    Going subscribe your channel

  • @AnthonyCiantar-l6l
    @AnthonyCiantar-l6l 9 месяцев назад

    Palm tree

  • @John.Winans
    @John.Winans 8 месяцев назад +1

    Brand/Color of 2mm static grass?

  • @IvanDiaz-ng3zh
    @IvanDiaz-ng3zh 7 месяцев назад

    Se pude vivirvde los diorama?????

  • @HumancityJunction
    @HumancityJunction Год назад

    There were 135 trees in this video.

  • @thorjor1
    @thorjor1 Год назад

    18g wire?

  • @StoopidFishRacing
    @StoopidFishRacing 3 месяца назад

    your cough is caused by the cyanoacrylate "firing" off... it is nasty stuff... use better ventilation!