Finishing the Scene: 19th Century Barn and Base Display

[@HowardFrischer]

That looks insane 🎉

[@PostmoderneModelWorks]

I’m so glad you got to see this.

[@KerleyExpress]

😮you are really good 💯

[@PostmoderneModelWorks]

Thanks Dwight

[@johnbanicki7232]

Awesome looking barn. Thanks for sharing the process.

[@PostmoderneModelWorks]

Thank you, John.

[@DiggerEvans]

That really does look good, you did an awesome job and the plough just finishes the scene nicely

[@PostmoderneModelWorks]

Thanks Digger, it does compliment the scene.

[@ericp-ow1eq]

That turned out great! Well done!

[@PostmoderneModelWorks]

Thank you, it’s was a fun project.

[@MyFingerLakesRailwayLayout]

Very skillful modeling and painting.

[@PostmoderneModelWorks]

Thanks Bill

[@dundasjunctionmodelr.r-jam8267]

Looks fantastic great job

[@PostmoderneModelWorks]

Thanks James, much appreciated

[@deraildarrell]

Mostly definitely...the ground/scenery effects make all the difference...nuce techniques 👍 DD

[@PostmoderneModelWorks]

Thanks Darrell, it all came together pretty well.

[@achb-railway]

Very well done!

[@PostmoderneModelWorks]

Thank you so much

[@VanGoatNC]

Barn door gaps are beautiful

[@PostmoderneModelWorks]

Thank you, glad you watched that van.

[@boomerdiorama]

Looks fantastic! Bravo! Cheers ~ Boomer.😁👍

[@PostmoderneModelWorks]

Thanks Boomer and thank you for always taking the time to answer my questions over the years. I appreciate it.

[@154Colin]

Very nice 👍

[@PostmoderneModelWorks]

Thank you

[@MRR_Shadowolf]

Very nice! What thickness of styrene do you use for 'bases' of your models? I really like that technique as able to salvage a model vice gluing directly to base foam/ply/etc.

[@PostmoderneModelWorks]

Depends on size and weight of the piece and how you plan to mount it. Small a/c unit can be built and mounted directly to a roof with .10 whereas a large building would possibly require .60-.80

[@MRR_Shadowolf]

@@PostmoderneModelWorks Many thanks, I plan on using that method for all the structures I'm working on to 'set' into base so easily removable for cleaning, detailing, etc. Obviously, will have to have terrain/sidewalks/roadways/etc planned out to accommodate. Seen this done on a few other videos but don't recall exactly what they use. I do know of a modeler that uses very fine plywood but the good Canadian kind, not the stuff we get here at local box stores in states.

[@PostmoderneModelWorks]

@@MRR_Shadowolf consider building as much as you can from styrene and try and make any and all vertical structures removable. I’ll try and do a short clip of what I’ve done and post it in the next few days.

[@randydobson1863]

hello PostmoDerne Model & it's is Randy and i like yours video is cool & PostmoDerne & Friends Randy

[@PostmoderneModelWorks]

Thank you Randy

[@jillscott4029]

I thought that was a real barn you were restoring from the thumbnail!

[@PostmoderneModelWorks]

Thanks, it’s real, just real small.