Taking Shape! Using paper to add stone walls to shape an old Wesleyan Hall
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- Опубликовано: 18 май 2023
- I have used printed textures, paint, and card, to add walls to the Wesleyan Assembly Hall on Chandwell. In this episode I show the steps I went through to get the size right and to get the textures just how I want them.
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Pendon of the North. Fabulous modelling as usual. Looking forward to the next episode.
Thank you. Very kind.
Coming along in leaps and bounds now. Thanks again for sharing Michael. Roy.
Thank you Roy!
Superb work as always Michael. Cheers, Bob
Thank you Bob!
Amazing workmanship.
Thank you
Inspiring as always. Chandwell feels more and more real each week.
Thank you!
Each new building is better than the last When Chandwell is finished it will be one stunning layout.
George
Thank you!
Hi Michael It just gets better and better, wow. Thanks
Thank you!
Micheal , you produce such exquite models and have given me lots of inspiration over the last few years.
Thank you - that is lovely to hear. Thank you for letting me know!
Genius. Mark
Thank you.
Just some truely remarkable work, ust incredible results! Cheers!!!
Thank you!
Looking good, even the bits you won't be able to see! 😄
Thank you!
From the very first image of this video I was amazed and enamored of the front, lower section of this building. Adding this to the top front that appeared last week and I am convinced that your take on this Chapel is not yours at all but a shrunken version of the real thing...until I am suddenly reminded by the rest of your video.
I am endlessly impressed and inspired and only wish my work would allow me time to get back to my own modeling efforts. Maybe one day - hopefully soon...I am not getting any younger.
Thank you for your continued sharing of your genius and the updates on the development of this city - mot just the layout but a "real" city. I so wish I could walk the streets one day...
Maybe a virtual reality walking tour and visit to some major land marks is in order for the future...
I believe their is a tour guide who may be available...
That Stanley guy is everywhere! - Has his 'cave' yet been found?
Magic - true magic.
You are too kind. I can’t wait for you to see what the building looks like now that REVS has fully moved in. I’m making Friday’s video today and I think you will enjoy it.
@@Chandwell
I am absolutely certain I will enjoy it - as I do ALL your videos...almost as much as I enjoy imagining walking through the (real to me) city of Chandwell...
Darn, your making it very hard to resist N scale! That would be a severe drop from Gn15. This is very inspiring work.
Thank you. That is very kind. It will be a bit of a difference for you!!
Nice one M
Now, a hammerbeam roof would be just the ticket . Cheers and thankd
That would look amazing but sadly there will be a roof on to hide it!
@@Chandwell Yes... But you will know its in there... Go on. You know you want to... 🤣😂🤣
Great work as always. I like the little snippets you are releasing. I could learn from that! Craig
Thanks Craig. I noticed my rate of new subscribers increased when I started the short-format scripted vids.
Again and again I am astounished, how you shape texture with just a little bit of papercard board and colour, Michael!
Don't know why, but I remember your naming contest of the greek - dos it have a name by now?
All the best
Valentin
No name yet. I will be making the stream in two or three weeks, and I will choose the name then.
On the matter of the chimney and the window, it is possible that the flue could run at a 45 degree angle from the fire and the window sits below the internal flue. Seen it in older buildings but if you've made plans to rectify the mistake/non-mistake I don't want to be the one who throws a spanner in the works.
There’s a prototype for everything!!
good work keep up the good vids thanks lee
Thanks Lee!
Another inspiring video Michael, just when you think your building skills can't improve bang another wonderful update, thanks for sharing take care Barry..
Thank you - that is very kind!
They were discussing O guage railways in this weeks episode of "No such thing as a fish", a fella who recreated the whole of the london 1890-1940s railway stock. and I couldn't help but think of your work and how much attention to detail it all has in it. Super glad your process is also captured in these videos as I think it adds something extra.
Thank you. I could say the same in reverse. None of the PDF bugs you’ve been working on affect me, but to witness the process itself is very interesting and enjoyable in its own way.
Magnificent work..... can't wait to see next week's installment...... I've been designing and building "O" guage model railroad structures.... I'm a retired architect here in the States... I use scale lumber and clapboard.....can be a bit expensive..... I create my models using SketchUp.....and transfer the dimensions to 1/4" scale using and architects scale.....lots of fun....
It is so much fun isn't it!? SketchUp is another wonderful app. I don't use it much, but when I have done, I have thoroughly enjoyed it.
I hope your father appreciates the easter egg :)
you beat me to it... I too noticed that 🙂
I think he did!!
Michael Great to see the Old Wesleyan Hall coming on. It really does fit the space available on High St between Old Town Hall & Railway Viaduct, going back to area around the yet unnamed beck and culvert. The view across High St is still changing maybe the Mar et Tower might be hidden a bit once the roof is in place. Next must be more of Revs alterations to this once grand building. Wondering if Revs let Stanley do his latest piece & does the Mel David’s Graffiti has anything to do with the Liam Thistles one on the Earl Chandfield, if so there bound to be a good Chandwell Tale. Ian
Your attention is laser-focused as ever. All I can say is that the “Mal Davids” piece does look a little similar to the “Liam Thistles” one, doesn’t it…?
@@ChandwellThanks Michael will have wait till that see what the Chandwell Tale is it too old to be the smashed window in Lassbrooks. Maybe Britney will let it slip in her next video or Silas as it happened a bit further back. Ian
Enjoyable as always Michael. Quick question, when do you plan to add details on the station platforms such as lights signals people etc? I always look forward to seeing what the next building will be!!!
That is a good question! I have no firm plans yet. These kinds of details are where you stop being able to make things on the cheap from scrap. I think a set of name boards, a hundred or so passengers, seats, lights, Brute trolleys, luggage, signals, etc. will end up costing more than I have spent on the layout in over two years, and I just can't justify spending anything at the moment. You may have noticed that the passengers are slowly moving in though...?
Very impressive. All the layers from the last episode with the painting now create a very nice effect like there is more detail than just a slope. What printer are you using that can print letters that small that are still readable? I tried working with printed textures a few times but the printers I tried either weren't color-true enough for me or had too low of a resolution.
Thank you. I use a Canon inkjet printer set to its highest DPI in the print settings and using proper photo paper. Details are in this video: Scratch building with card - tools and materials
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Chandwell, using proper methods to do the Chandwell Methodists proud. Unlike them posh buggers from Leeds who have neither rhyme nor reason let alone any method.
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Looking great! So when are these buildings going to be available as kits?
Hahah. Never, I think. The effort that it would take to move them from my rough working drawings to kits with instructions would be staggering.
@@Chandwell For a normal human being, maybe, but you can do it Michael, I'm sure you can... After all - the hard work has been done...?