Did you notice all the little details that finish off this model building?
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- The Jasmine restaurant in its old brewery tower has been finished, and it's all the tiny paper and card details that really make the difference. This video shows how I added dentils, the roof, and all the other tiny parts that make it look so realistic at the front of my run down model town set in West Yorkshire in 1993. The model is made from paper and card and is an example of model making and model buildings that can be made of card using the most basic of materials.
I love the juxtaposition of having a building so accurate it looks like it stepped in from real life, right next to a building-yet-to-be which is just a white cardboard mock-up! It actually makes your skill so much more impressive.
Hahah - thank you!
Time well spent indeed. Gorgeous!
Thank you indeed!
What meticulous work!! I admire your patience and your results!!
Thank you so much 😀
Great job! Thank for posting
Thanks for watching!
Nice work Michael, as usual. It really looks great.
Thank you very much!
I love the juxtaposition too. 👍🏽
Thanks!
That looks fantastic! 👍
Thank you. High praise indeed coming from the building master! I have learned a lot from you.
Lovely design and execution!
Thank you! Cheers!
Just beautiful
Thank you! 😊
The time taken on those details takes a good model to a brilliant one, and is the reason Chandwell is so well loved.
Thank you!
A masterpiece
Thank you!
Wonderful!
Thank you! Cheers!
Another masterpiece. You are right that those fiddly details do add a 3D effect.
Thank you. It's surprising how much of a difference they make.
6:24 love seeing the layout from a new angle
Yes that's true!
Enjoyable to watch as ever. Your patience cup runneth over with all those very fiddly bits. Arthur
They were tiny and fiddly!
@@Chandwell, your forte though Michael. Arthur
an immaculate confection
:) Thank you!
It just gets better and better.
Thank you - that's very kind.
All I can see in all of your model buildings is detail !
Hahaha. Thank you! 🤩
Beautiful work always impressed with the amount of detail you manage to get in and it's really interesting to see how you represent the details a flat piece of card coloured black at the edges for guttering I would never have considered that it would work but it does.
Yeah it’s ok. It’s not exactly “high fidelity” but it works well enough, I think.
Your attention to detail Michael is second to none. I am always blown away by your builds and the finer detail, wow wow well done. Regards Barry..👍👏
Thank you so much 😀
Excellent result! Those little details really make the whole structure pop.
Thank you! They do don't they!?
One of the things I like to do most is look behind the building you’re showcasing to see the buildings behind and then remember when they were being constructed. It always amazes me how far the layout has come
Me too. I sometimes get reminders of photos of before even the track was put down. Such a lot done.
Just amazing! I'm leaning so much. Thank you for sharing your skills and methonds.
You are so welcome!
Hi Michael…..1:05 - I was watching this thinking “is he?”…..you’re always pushing the boundaries of what’s fiddly and every time you pull it off. I admire that you won’t entertain a cutting machine which proves you’re a true craftsman.
Thanks Michael and each video is the gift that keeps giving - namely the inspiration and showing us all what’s possible!
Best for now
Haha these really were fiddly!!
This channel blows my mind.
Thank you!
What you are doing here in your video's is fantastic, i have just found your channel while looking for modeling help, i have been transfixed to the screen watching your building creations.
Thank you so much and welcome to Chandwell!
That is some amazing detailing. Excellent work!
Thank you so much 😀
Wow, that's just amazing. You have more patience than the rest of us put together!
Thank you very much!
looks great
Thank you. I’m pleased with how it’s turned out.
Absolutely amazing work sir well done thanks for the video 😊
Thank you sir!
Wow, fantastic, Great job, thanks so much for sharing
Thank you! Cheers!
Your layout is the first one I have seen with a Indian food take a way. Love it , Bill from California
Thank you! It wouldn’t be a West Yorkshire town without one!
Fantastic detail Michael. Absolutely incredible. Your patience is amazing. Thanks for sharing. I’m all caught up now. Roy.
Thank you! Glad you’re all caught up.
The overall tone is the key - it is judged from a distance - and helped by your lighting it works very well - for N gauge this detail is superb - for me in O gauge, I can't use the easy stuff to replicate the same - it's all scratch , laser and 3d to approximate the same detail you are doing in N .
You’ve hit the nail on the head. Sometimes people are impressed by what I do in N but I think I have it easy. I can use blurry cheats without much fidelity. I don’t think I’d do half as well in the bigger scales.
Another tour d'force
Thank you!
I have enjoyed your video and it really helps me with my recovery from my brain tumour and stroke as I try to get back to my modelling
This video is great because I was trying to build a Scotch
Whisky distillery this has given me an idea how to build the malting kiln from a
Super quick kit thank you 😂
Best wishes for the recovery. I've heard people say a whisky was medicinal, but seems a whisky distillery might be as well. Good luck to you.
@@TheHongKongHermit thank you for your support
You are so welcome! And all the best wishes for your ongoing recovery.
Fantastic detailing, as usual, and the last building on that stretch of the road is coming along nicely too.
Yes - nearly there!
Michael Liking the nearly finished Tower, the Lower Station Rd Row is starting to look nearly complete once you do the final middle building. Then the pavement and what ever you’ve got planned for the rear of the Tower & middle building at the back with other building & possible a cellar. Or even remains of the Old Brewery Chimney with can be seen in the overhead prototype photos. The views across the layout are starting to give an even larger urban landscape. Ian
Thanks Ian!
yes, 3D details sell the look
It's amazing how the tiny things make such a big difference.
I would have been a jittery mess.
Hahah!
That's turned out especially well. When next door is finished (is that the video shop?) that part of Station Rd is gonna be so convincing for 90s West Yorkshire. Are you planning on putting real film posters in the window, or making your own up?
Was a late video this one. No early release for members. I think real posters. My local shop had a faded Terminator 2 poster in the window for about 5 years. That’s the vibe I’m after.
@@Chandwell It's a classic.
Great video. I noticed that the lower edges of the tiles were white after being glued to the roof but were then painted at the end. Was the whole roof given a wash ro colour the edges?
No I don’t do anything with them. I think maybe it was just because we were looking down and therefore can’t see the white edges. Or maybe the varnish makes the colour seep ever so slightly… ?
You missed your calling as a surgeon. Or at least a Wheatabix surgeon.
Hahah thank you!
Another great video 👍, ps what pva/ small bottle is this mate by ? Thanks
It’s a “Fine Tip Applicator” by Ann Peak but she is no longer trading. You can get the tips and the rust-proof pins from Smart Models, I believe. They attach to the Metcalfe equivalent bottle. The pins and tips that come with the Metcalfe one rust.
@@Chandwell thanks look forward to seeing the next video
Have you considered getting a 3D printer? You clearly have the IT skills for design software and it would save a lot of repetitive work.
At the moment, it is the repetitive work that I love so much. The beauty of Chandwell is that I’ve made this all by hand from card and paper. Maybe on my next layout I’ll explore some different methods and techniques.
I hope you've got fire insurance mate..
Haha why?
@@ChandwellAn awful lot of flammable material on your layout. Seriously, though, does your insurance company know/ need to know? It would be horrible if you claimed and they used your layout as a get-out clause.
Relevant to *all* hobbyists.
Yeah cos there is thousands of hours of irreplaceable work manifested in paper and card! @Chandwell
@@mutantthegreat7963my layout is worthless. The buildings in their entirety cost maybe £300. It’s just cheap card and a bit of printer paper. Would they think otherwise..?
@@mutantthegreat7963that’s true but no amount of money can replace that time. So it’s worthless in monetary terms.
Looks like yet another thumbnail visual concept ...?
Yes well spotted. I am wondering if people are more or less likely to click if there is more or less text on the thumbnail!
@@Chandwell I'd say with heading is better. Besides: your catchy wordings were part of the art!
Again, truly amazing eye for detail and execution. Being all cardboard is extra impressive, just make sure to ban clumsy gits with drinks from the room :) :)
Haha thank you! I’ll be careful!
The attention to detail gets me every time. You've definitely got an artist's eye.
Seeing the two empty windows on the "middle" building made reminded me of watching shopfitters installing an aluminium shopfront in the 1980s. Basically the whole front was open like this, the ubiquitous white van was outside, and 3 geezers bringing all the frames and extrusions into place.
A bit ambitious, perhaps. But maybe an idea for a vignette somewhere on the model.
Good idea!