Thanks Vinny. I struggled getting this one out, had it completed in the editing software and it would not compile/save. Did everything I could, but ended up starting from scratch. Big waist of time. Take care...Anthony
Great job Anthony. Looks really good. One problem, you mentioned steak and cottage cheese so I ran to the fridge cause I got hungry. I guess that’s more of a me problem than a you problem. :) Keep up the great work! -Mark
Thank you and you are welcome. Never had much time or opportunity until recently to pickup a hobby. Watching modelers and other hobbyists on RUclips gave me the push to give it a try...Anthony
@@hastingsbnsfnscalemodeler8594 I do a modeling show on the channel with another modeler who is more skilled than me. I have also done quite a bit of Model railroading.
Excellent Video and thanks For sharing. Try Loctite Foam board adhesive next time when gluing the foam board down or together, You'll like the Results Trust Me. Andy M
Hi, I am new to all of this. I am modelling a WWI layout in 00 and 009 but I find the small scale very fiddly. I admire people who regularly work in N scale.
I find n scale to be a bit challenging at times myself. It works better for me because of space limitations and my preference for open spaces and long runs for my trains. Too early to tell, but I may move to HO at some point. Take care...Anthony
You’re welcome. It works for me pretty well. I do plan on trying other techniques to see how I do with them. There is such a variety being shared on RUclips. Thanks for sharing your thoughts...Anthony
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Agree, and there is something about the physical aspect of cutting and scraping away at the foam to reveal your vision that is somehow very satisfying. Take care...Anthony
Hey there Anthony. Nice job. Hoping I can get motivated to do some more scenery. I’m mostly roughed in on my lower level with foam. It will be a first for me.
I ended up taking the opposite path, in that I am building one module at a time and don’t have a working track layout to run any trains on. I’m going to reverse this over the next month and get some track in place that I can use. Thanks for your feedback, take care...Anthony
Great video. I am at the stage where I will be creating mountains, a river, and a lake and this was very helpful. Now to watch your other videos! Liked and subscribed.
Hi Anthony , I was doing a search for dioramas and this came up . I don't think i noticed this series in my list of subscriptions. This is exactly what I am looking for . Where did you pick up that stanely sureform shaver ? Thanks
Either at Menards or Ace Hardware. Thanks for watching. It’s been very difficult to find the time to make progress and edit videos. Very disappointing because I really enjoy it.
@@hastingsbnsfnscalemodeler8594 Well I don't think I have your number or if we're friends on FaceBook? I had actually gotten into Hastings right at 1 PM. Made my drop, then had just enough time to grab some to go food, because I had to be back in Osborne, Kansas to get the truck looked at by the boss. RH
I need to hook you up with Fusion Fiber. This stuff you can tint it with craft paint, spread it with your fingers, palette knives, dental picks and it will store in a container in the fridge for ever. Just add a little water to moisten it again to use again. It's a little pricey, but it will never go bad and you'll never waste any because it got hard like plaster of Paris or sculptamold. RH
I hope to soon. Finishing up work on the diorama in the next few weeks and then will get back to the layout in progress. Planning on redoing the track I laid and switch to using Kato Unitrack - need to save up a bit to buy the track. Thanks for watching and asking...Anthony
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looking good Anthony...looking forward to the next installment.. thx for sharing .. vinny
Thanks Vinny. I struggled getting this one out, had it completed in the editing software and it would not compile/save. Did everything I could, but ended up starting from scratch. Big waist of time. Take care...Anthony
Really nice, wonderful technique.
Thanks.
that was a great video.. should be helpful to many people.. me included. thanks for the video,
Thanks Sparky.
Thanks for the lessons 5 STARS gave you a sub and rang the bell!
Great video and explanation of how you are doing your diorama ~ linda
Thank you Linda...Anthony
Great job Anthony. Looks really good. One problem, you mentioned steak and cottage cheese so I ran to the fridge cause I got hungry. I guess that’s more of a me problem than a you problem. :) Keep up the great work! -Mark
Thanks, I needed a good chuckle at the end of challenging work day...Anthony
Pretty good, Anthony. You make it look so easy. Thumbs up. Happy modeling. - Drew
Thanks Drew, it’s great getting feedback, especially positive feedback...Anthony
You’re welcome, bro.
Very nice work. Thanks for the Support.
Thank you and you are welcome. Never had much time or opportunity until recently to pickup a hobby. Watching modelers and other hobbyists on RUclips gave me the push to give it a try...Anthony
@@hastingsbnsfnscalemodeler8594 I do a modeling show on the channel with another modeler who is more skilled than me. I have also done quite a bit of Model railroading.
Sweet video your videos are very helpful and will help me out a lot
Thanks for the kind words, glad the videos are helpful - it’s the best part about sharing...Anthony
Excellent Video and thanks For sharing.
Try Loctite Foam board adhesive next time when gluing the foam board down or together, You'll like the Results Trust Me.
Andy M
Good suggestion, particularly for these dioramas that won’t get jostled a lot or have a lot of weight to them.
Coming along really nice
Nothfolk southern marblo divisio N - thanks for watching and commenting, very appreciated...Anthony
Hi, I am new to all of this. I am modelling a WWI layout in 00 and 009 but I find the small scale very fiddly. I admire people who regularly work in N scale.
I find n scale to be a bit challenging at times myself. It works better for me because of space limitations and my preference for open spaces and long runs for my trains. Too early to tell, but I may move to HO at some point. Take care...Anthony
Another excellent video. Really loving this series. Cheers! Kaustav
Thank you.
Glad I found your channel.
Thanks, appreciate your interest...Anthony
@@hastingsbnsfnscalemodeler8594 do you use twitter?
I have an account but I don’t do much with it, haven’t really taken the time to figure out how best to utilize it. @NScaleModelers
@@hastingsbnsfnscalemodeler8594 JP-4 and I do a stream Tue & Fri. You should come on sometime
Awesome video
Thank you very much, I’m enjoying making them....Anthony
I really like your technique, thank you for the video and your help!
You’re welcome. It works for me pretty well. I do plan on trying other techniques to see how I do with them. There is such a variety being shared on RUclips. Thanks for sharing your thoughts...Anthony
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Hi, thanks for your support. I hope you find my content interesting, please be sure to share thoughts on improving my content or suggestions on what to share in the future... Anthony
Great video bud! That is how I do my scenery as well. So efficient and easy to use.
Agree, and there is something about the physical aspect of cutting and scraping away at the foam to reveal your vision that is somehow very satisfying. Take care...Anthony
I came over on the recommendation of Roy. Like your work
Thanks Chris, it’s great when viewing comment.
wow thats very cool
Thanks for your kind words...Anthony
Hey there Anthony. Nice job. Hoping I can get motivated to do some more scenery. I’m mostly roughed in on my lower level with foam. It will be a first for me.
I ended up taking the opposite path, in that I am building one module at a time and don’t have a working track layout to run any trains on. I’m going to reverse this over the next month and get some track in place that I can use. Thanks for your feedback, take care...Anthony
Great video. I am at the stage where I will be creating mountains, a river, and a lake and this was very helpful. Now to watch your other videos! Liked and subscribed.
Glad you found my channel, thanks for your kind support...Anthony
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Thanks much. I am trying to post new episodes every 10 days or so...Anthony
Nice, Very Nice. . .
Thank you.
@@hastingsbnsfnscalemodeler8594 ,The PLANNING on paper looks to be a Tremendous help, Excellent method. . .
Hi Anthony , I was doing a search for dioramas and this came up . I don't think i noticed this series in my list of subscriptions. This is exactly what I am looking for . Where did you pick up that stanely sureform shaver ? Thanks
Either at Menards or Ace Hardware. Thanks for watching. It’s been very difficult to find the time to make progress and edit videos. Very disappointing because I really enjoy it.
Hey Hastings BNSF..awesome video bro...love it...pls stay connect eachother
Thanks for checking out my video and channel. I hope you find the content to your liking...Anthony
Oh, I forgot to mention, that I was in Hastings the 10th of January. RH
The 10th, today? Reach out next time, if I can break away from work we can grab a meal if you have time.
@@hastingsbnsfnscalemodeler8594 Well I don't think I have your number or if we're friends on FaceBook? I had actually gotten into Hastings right at 1 PM. Made my drop, then had just enough time to grab some to go food, because I had to be back in Osborne, Kansas to get the truck looked at by the boss. RH
Shoot me an email at hastingsbnsf@gmail.com and I’ll share my phone number.
I need to hook you up with Fusion Fiber. This stuff you can tint it with craft paint, spread it with your fingers, palette knives, dental picks and it will store in a container in the fridge for ever. Just add a little water to moisten it again to use again. It's a little pricey, but it will never go bad and you'll never waste any because it got hard like plaster of Paris or sculptamold. RH
I’ll need to check it. See if I can find a few videos demonstrating how to use it.
Will you be doing anything layout build soon?
I hope to soon. Finishing up work on the diorama in the next few weeks and then will get back to the layout in progress. Planning on redoing the track I laid and switch to using Kato Unitrack - need to save up a bit to buy the track. Thanks for watching and asking...Anthony