New Layout Build - Starting Scenery
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- Опубликовано: 18 фев 2019
- The wait is over, scenery has started on the new layout! Kept this vid nice and long with plenty of time lapse footage for you. Enjoy...
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On the barbed wire chainlink fence, I note in the later video you turned the fence around. I have often seen security fences with the barbed wire part into the street forming the overhang, and it is done because it is harder to climb an overhang. Particularly defence department security fences will have the overhang in the street, not into the property.
One thing I would recommend, at 48:46 there is a path with the corner of the road, might be worth making a little short cut across the grass as you always see that, people never seem to really go around the path, they go straight across the corner which must save...all of about 2 seconds 😂😂. Beautiful layout though 👍
they're called desire lines
Was just about to comment this myself Martin! A not very well known term :)
Where I Live we call them "wish paths".
Ah, now I know the name for those! And then playing in Google found they have several other names too, "When cities lack the paths pedestrians need, people vote with their feet
We’ve all been there. You want a short cut - to the bus stop, office or corner shop - but there’s no designated path. Others before you have already flattened the grass, or cut a line through a hedge. Why not, you think.
So goes the logic of “desire paths” - described by Robert Macfarlane as “paths & tracks made over time by the wishes & feet of walkers, especially those paths that run contrary to design or planning”; he calls them “free-will ways”. The New Yorker offers other names: “cow paths, pirate paths, social trails, kemonomichi (beast trails), chemins de l’âne (donkey paths), and Olifantenpad (elephant trails)”. JM Barrie described them as “Paths that have Made Themselves”.
Reddit has desire path threads, tens of thousands of people strong, delighting in the more mysterious or illogical-seeming of them. They can form anywhere from apparently forgotten corners of cities to the grounds of national governments, as has happened around the National Congress of Brazil; some are so well established that they are visible on Google Maps."
From: Desire paths: the illicit trails that defy the urban planners, by Ellie Violet Bramley, in The Guardian on, Fri 5 Oct 2018
Made by, and this is the official word, Meanderthals.
Your skills and expertise are great. However, your film editing is also spot on Richard. I am never bored at any point! Thank you!
Wonderful, I did laugh at the Granada. Being a child of the 70s/80s it wasn't a proper cortina or granada if it didn't have at least one panel in a different colour.
We had a Renault 5 in pea green that Mum pranged, so Dad got a new wing in a fetching blue. Which Mum then pranged a few days later. *Facepalm*
Extremely interesting and informative to watch...Great work Cheers Greg
It's great to see the original episode to this area of your layout. Very nicely made including the production and music.. A big thank you. 👍👍
Think the embankment looks so lifelike especially with the bare patches of earth showing through. Considering it is on the side of the railway, years ago in the steam era some of this grass would have caught fire in dry spells with sparks coming from the steam engines. As they thunder past. Whole video makes one want to copy every idea that you’ve shown us. Many thanks. Frank Hughes.
I personally love the megasode's rather then a short video so im only to happy to wait for them. As is standard now I am completly blown away with your work and im glad im watching this build unfold ruther then watching history as I did with your previous layout. Awesome and thanks for your time and effort put in just to share with us all.
Mod Podge, Sculptamould, this is starting to feel like a Luke Towan video :-)
your certainly right it does feel like a Luke Towan video first Sculptamould now mod podge!
I was thinking that
Lol you stole the comment right off of my keyboard :D
He MUST have seen one of Lukes videos and thought 'huh I like that' and used it here.
I cant wait for the Australian locos and rolling stock. Yes im Aussie lol
What an amazingly good job! I had some doubts when you were painting everything brown but the grass and bushes really brought everything together!
Still in awe of all your hard work and dedication. AMAZING!!! ❤️❤️❤️
Your patience and attention to detail are second to none Richard. You absolutely bring the layout to life. On top of that, the quality of your videos is also top quality, thank you for taking the time to make, edit and share, they are much appreciated. All the best. 👍😀
Hear, hear!
After returning to the hobby, Everard Junction vids were a Godsend, so many tips and how tos, my layout is no where near the same standard, but the tuition and learning from my mistakes, my layout is coming along nicely now.
Ah, thank goodness, an Everard Junction video. Thank goodness for that, we need this in our lives.
While talking canals, will say that I've been following a few RUclips channels done by various folks who live aboard their narrowboats. Some are continuous cruisers, some have more or less permanent moorings. It is an interesting lifestyle. And the histories of canals and railways in UK are deeply entangled.
Amazing results on that grass effect. Bravo.
What impresses me most is your ability to visualise what you are you going to build ahead of doing so. I've always heard 'less is more' with railway modelling and the way you have created a detailed yet uncluttered scene with the car yard is very good indeed. Always enjoy the videos, thanks for doing them.
A true ambassador to the hobby, intelligent and excellent delivery, congratulations Richard.
Fabulous video Richard.
Have missed your scenic videos so had to settle for your old ones on repeat for the last 2 years ;)
Great to have them back and looking forward to many more.
Liking the car auction site & the view down the branch it all looks fantastic work.
Amazing video! It's great to see it all come together in 1video, thanks for posting.
A real artist in everything you do!!!!
Thank you for sharing your work and give inspiration to all your followers
Can't wait to see those containers at the start of the video weathered
I really appreciate how systematic you are about your scenery process. I was always more hap-hazard about all aspects of making a model but I am going to plan to be far more planned to my approach next time. Thanks for taking all the time to video and share your well-developed techniques!
All superlatives are given. Excellent video and it's come off exquisitely.
Super video Richard - don’t forget the “Mandy’s Munchbox” Caravan for the punters at the Auction! Great update. Best wishes. Bob
Brilliant once again. I'm not sure how but you always manage to get a really unique tone to your layouts, looks fantastic.
A Masterclass indeed! So many good tips I had to watch it again and make notes. Thanks for your efforts in putting this together for us
Cheers Steve
The layout was great to start with Richard but now it really comes to life with the scenery. You have such a great eye for detail and execute it brilliantly. I have to say that, I do agree with some of the other comments regarding the railway security fence, certainly in the South the fence is almost always at the bottom of the bank. Lost so many footballs as a kid after it went over the fence!! Thanks again for a simply brilliant update.
I have to say i have never watched a utube video and learnt so much on how to do things.
It looks fantastic , thank you
Fantastic job showing all us potential layout builders how it is done. For a realistic look you should have some carrier bags and lager cans on the embankment to show a typical British summer scene!
Fabulous job don't forget the fly tip at the dead end lol
Brilliant as usual Richard. Great to see this new layout progressing and you still provide us with more ideas and tips. Many Thanks
This is one of the most natural-looking model railway layout. Amazing work!
Your scenery work is fantastic Richard
Sat down with my breakfast to watch this on the TV. Perfect way to start the day.
Absolutely fantastic work Richard. Really coming together.
You will not believe how much I want to come and look at your layout!
Tobin Talks Same here
Tickets £5 a head, monies payable to myself. Form an orderly queue! 😉
Haha
Great roads and sidewalks, good work. Thanks for sharing.
Love your eye for detail
Excellent, very enjoyable. One very minor nit pick - the security fence is the wrong way round, it constitutes a flying trespass
Fantastic video, thoroughly enjoyable. You must be really pleased that things are moving along nicely with the layout. I can't wait until you start doing the station area. I look forward to your next video. Be well and keep safe, regards Gary.
Yet again, absolutely superb Richard. Thanks for the tips....I'll try and incorporate them into my Layout.
Well done Richard 👍🏻 I had two brews watching this fantastic update on your fabulous layout 😃 Cheers Stevie.
Layout is coming along brilliantly, well done mate. I am similarly modelling an urban location but with quiet grassy 'greenfield'-type areas. I found the grassy embankment especially interesting.
Thanks for sharing your scenic knowledge. Your layout is coming together great.
Great work as always fella. Found your site back in August 2018 after I had a heart attack, still off work awaiting op so it is always great to see a new instalment of your new build, its coming along fantastically and your techniques are always growing and improving with your new found skills and knowledge. Its great that you impart this so well and I will definitely be using you as reference when I am able to start my own layout. Keep it coming Matey and I hope the Granny's going well for you too.
AMAZING as always! Thank you for taking us along for the ride!
Looking awesome, learned a lot with doing scenery, thanks for sharing.
Just catching up...it's look excellent, Richard. Looking forward to seeing the rest roll out!
Hi Graham, it was well worth the wait to see this video, you make it look so easy. Thank you for sharing your layout build, it is very interesting. Take care and I look forward to your next update. Kind regards Gary 😊
Coming along really nice! You really start to feel the full benefits of open frame builds as the scenery starts to grow..
Itchy fingers on mine as I move towards starting scenics - if I could just bring myself to cutting more ply and filling in the frames I should have the station side underway in the next few weeks.
Another wonderful update, thank you Richard! The scenery really brings to life what I'm sure will become another super layout! Joachim
Looks amazing. Love watching your new layout come together.
Great start and lots more amazing scenery to come for sure. Cheers, Matt
Stunning scenery work, you have a great eye for detail.
Absolutely fantastic and extremely inspirational! I have followed you videos for years and was gutted when you dismantled your old layout. However, seeing how well this layout is turning out it definitely seems to be worth it. I can't wait to start my own layout and include all these wonderful techniques you have showcased.
Great work Richard the new layout a worthy successor to the original EJ. Appreciate the time and effort you put in to providing an informative and entertaining video for us to enjoy.
Excellent! Thanks for sharing, Richard.
Excellent, excellent, EXCELLENT WORK!!! Very inspiring indeed, thanks for sharing your superb work!
Amazing dedication to the hobby. Thanks for all of the great videos!
When the time comes no British canal would be complete without a shopping trolley or two!
Brilliant video, the filmed angles shown at the end with the grass and fencing have it looking incredibly authentic.
If you make a toilet block out of that building; which would indicate a fairly prevalent public footfall along the side of the canal, having a burger or ice cream van on the end of the industrial road seems a natural fitting, double so when in proximity to the car auction lot.
Well worth the wait for this and the next one - thank you for sharing!
very nice it is nice to see some scenery down on the layout
Plenty of deep wide canals in the industrial UK with a metal bank side support, going to look good when its filled with 'water'. Will also provide a much wider range of boat traffic types to be used if needed. Excellent work.
Superb work as usual,you attention to detail,steady hand and patience are to be admired.Just Brilliant!!
Awe inspiring, you've certainly given me a few ideas.
I too will be having a canal scene on my layout, as well as some scrub/waste land spots.
The chain link fence from scale scenery is especially effective, I'll definitely have to get some of that for my layout!
Thanks for the video Richard!
Wow another great vid and great work on the layout. I’d normal not be happy about watching such a long video but yours are so well put together with great content, keep it up!
Great modelling. Terrific video. Perfect!!!! Cheers, Bob
Great to see the layout coming to life. It takes a lot of hard work to get it looking right, by boy it looks great after. Well done.
Wow that's awesome work. I love seeing how you do it. Thank you very much
Thoroughly enjoyable Richard! Thoughtful and educating as always. Nicely done sir. Thanks so much!
It looks great. Nice job..👍🏻👍🏻
Looking really good! Don’t forget the manhole covers, drains and grids in the roads, etc.
Static grass looks amazing. Maybe some weeds and litter also required.
Moss and such would be found on old and damp brickwork, so something else to consider.
Thank you!
You are doing a great job can,t wait for the cannel.
Looking good Richard
Bloody brilliant. Back to the very best videos. Good job
Amazing. Thanks for the video. This is great inspiration for my own scenery work! Thanks again.
Super work. Thanks for sharing your expertise and artistic eye with us.
Looks great can't wait to see what else you do to it.
Great video looks superb
Superb video!!! Awesome! Every second more than worth watching!! Cheers Onno.
Another fantastic video Richard. Those scale model scenery products are top notch.
This looks gorgeous! It’s so so very well done and put together, brilliant stuff.
Great video Richard. You and DaveClass47 really are the masters of model railway scenics. Great stuff!
You know, this is a perfect example why I admire the Brits, (please I beg your pardon if that term is unacceptable to you, I Truly Love England and would never intentionally say something that would offend), because you Sir, are wonderfully talented in what you do. I only just yesterday discovered your site and have spent the entire night getting caught up to this point. I myself own BlueStar Constrution Company here in the states and I apperciate and even admire your insights and your imagination. Because of you and this site I will be building a layout that will go through every room in my house. (I am 58 and have an offer from another company to buy my business which will put me in the postion to retire early and thankfully not having to worry about money again making this decision an easy one.) I also would like to donate money to your project. As soon as this sale goes through I will be able to do just that. Anyway, I hope from time to time I can ask questions. I have great respect for you and what you have accomplished! Well Done Sir, very Well Done Indeed! Your American friend, Joseph
Great video. It looks great!
Looks really good, really enjoyed the video. Goes to show the value in building solid bench work, my layout still had got any scenery on it after two years due to the fact it's warped so badly. Got some new bench work under construction though, so hopefully I'll get started on scenery soonish.
Awesome work, well worth the waits between videos. Looking forward to the next one
Once again an amazing video about an awesome layout . Keep up the good work, we love it !
Amazing scenery work, your attention to the tiniest detail is mindboggling and I've been watching the whole video in awe. Can't wait to see what's the next step going to be, always a pleasure to watch your videos :)
That System 3 Acrylic is amazing. Got a tub of Mars black that size and it's stained 10+kg of textured paint and I'm barely halfway through.
Superb details, I always find your videos thoroughly informative and entertaining. At 33:27, as the shot faded in, I thought I was looking at reference photo for a split second , until I realised it was your layout. Keep up the good work!
Really enjoyable and very informative, looking forward to the next installment
it looks fantastic in just that small area
Brilliant! Very atmospheric, look forward to the next episode. 🙂
It's looking fantastic. Great transformation
Great video and fantastic looking scenery,- very english indeed. Enjoyed ervery minute of it. The speakers clear voice has made it easy for non natives to follow. You ought to get a price for this one,- very, very well done Sir.
I was shocked, shocked I tell you, that you chose the automotive industry for your industrial scenery theme : ) ty for posting!
Great video. Scenery is looking fantastic so far!
So little I know. I thought it looked like this is really going to look rough. How you can end up with something quite proper is amazing!
Brilliant Richard you make it look so easy really looking forward to more videos