Layout Update - Building the Village Shops
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- Опубликовано: 16 июл 2024
- In todays video I show how I've built and modified the wills craftsman shops kit as well as adding extra detail including 3d printing , painting and weathering and lighting with leds. This will form the start of the next module for my modular 00 gaige model railway. I also take a trip to the gaugemaster shop in ford and buy some extra details for the street and gardens.
00:00 Intro
02:30 The base
Wills Craftsman kits
05:58 Painting Brick Walls
09:30 Chimmneys Roof and LEDs
12:45 Bedroom Interiors, and external details
15:55 Roof install, Facias and Guttering
17:22 Roof Flashing and Weathering
19:54 Roads and Pavements
25:52 Signage and Details
26:50 Street Lamp, gaugemaster and more detail
29:12 Back Garden and Vegetable Patch
31:39 Overview and Outro
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Looks really good mate ...enjoyed the video picked up some good tips
So atmospheric and so beautiful, excellent work!
Thank you!
Wonderful model! 👏
Thanks for the inspiration. 💚
Thank you.
Still going through your backlog. The modelling is fantastic mate and the descriptions of methods and demos clear and helpful. Im looking forward to when you get around to the station build. For render ive used lightweight filler on the country station watered down to a paste, works a treat when painted.
Have you modelled for long...? You're easily one of the best i follow
@@_RandomPea thank you very much, yeah I've modelled on and off for years. Proper resurgence occurred in lockdown when I was home from university
Great model David. Just one thing it’s a Mini van not morris minor.
Wonderful piece of modelling! Joachim
superb work
You said the tomatoes are not to scale, you could just say, they are beef tomatoes
Hi David. I do enjoy your videos.
Thanks mate
great model & video
Thank you very much
Has the owner of the van done a runner? Those windows are quite dirty and make the van undrivable. A great story though, especially as the model has personal connection.
Thanks for watching. 😂 I may have forgotten to mask the windows prior to spraying matt varnish! I will be sure to fix the over spray at some point, either by scraping off the varnish or simply replacing the plastic windows themselves.
Hi there, you popped up in my suggested list, I'm not a regular.
Just wondering when you say you covered the MDF in "wood glue", do you mean PVA?
If so, you'd probably be safer just painting it on both sides, as PVA seems to still absorb moisture after it's dried.
Probably not an issue unless you get a lot of high humidity. Cheers!
Hi there, thanks for watching! Painted the whole lot on both sides with gorilla wood glue which I watered down a little to help it soak in. It is effectively a slightly thicker pva.
@@HorsehayRailwayModeller Ahh I believe the Gorilla wood glue has some waterproofing additive in it, so no problem there.
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