A clean workbench is an unused worldbench. Thanks for the video, really enjoyed the content. I'd like to get into this hobby, despite having more hobbies now than my life can handle in my available free time. But yeah, your video came up as a suggested, and it made me a subscriber. Hope to see more.
You're an amazing craftsman! It looks really cool! There's no reason to apologize for having a workspace that you use. It is expected, with what you're doing, for your workspace to get dirty. You should be proud of it.
Great Video. Did a search for Mig paints and washes. WILL be making a purchase in the next couple weeks. NOW FOOD FOR THOUGHT: While you are taking a Sci-Fi Break here is an idea for the Sci-Fi roof structure. Using a thicker, stronger roofing beam system. Then use a clear acrylic as an atrium roofing. Now a modeling heresy, use CA Glue as the adhesive. Yes I know that the CA will have a smokey effect to the acrylic. That's the idea. You will have a distressed translucent view from the exterior inward when the roof is closed. Add this Mig murky effect paints will keep your line of sight view distracted. You will still be able to lift the atrium roof for line of sight shots. You will still be able to install your lighting effects to the underside of the roofing skeleton. Also to add to the adventure aspect, for one end of the roof peak to middle tier install a "Slide For Life" line. Then during photo shots your hero mini-figure could escape over the heads of the ogers. In any event I more and more enjoy your work and style. Way2GO. ~Jim
Jason, the depth of your knowledge, skills and just plain brilliance is endless. It is always good to take a break and do something different in order to rejuvenate oneself. A friend of mine was saying after watching this build he wants to go to G scale but has to much in HO. Watching you has thought me so much when I felt I had nothing new to learn for I felt I had a good handle on my weathering technique. Boy was I wrong in thinking that for you can teach an old dog new tricks. I have my mother watching your channel for she finds interest in under water metal detecting and you building your buildings. As always another super great and wonderful training video you have produced. From my friends the modeling community and ME a huge THANK YOU for sharing your time your knowledge and skills with us along with inviting us into your home. Stay safe and look forward to the next video!!!!
I had not heard of your channel, youtube recommended it to me. I clicked on the video and after the first frame of the video came up my jaw hit the floor and my finger hit the subscribe button!
This is incredible. I recognize most of the materials and have a lot of the same ostensibly pieces of trash in my supplies bin, but looking at the whole piece, I thought every inch was scratch built. Amazing what a thoughtful and skilled hand can do.
I came to your you tube pages because of your way of doing HO scale water front structures. After watching this video I will be keeping my eye out for items that might apply to this type of diorama........love the work.
This just keeps getting better - and it was already awesome. For folks looking for the mesh used for the rails and whatnot, its often called Hardware Cloth. Incredibly useful stuff. Great work as always!
man. how the heck? Yes, very simple and followable techniques but this guy has an amazing eye for design and composition that is lacking in the wargaming space because we tend to be focused on modularity. Look at the consistency of the shades and colours here. Masterpiece!
incredibly creative, made from scratch diorama, so many great ideas on recycling everyday items into wonderful model pieces, will have to reference this video repeatedly. Keep up the great work!!
I know this video is a year old, but I have to say, I was blown away with what you had created, prior to implementing all the modeling/diorama geared weathering products! As I was just watching the video, I thought to myself, man, for how incredible this guy is, I’m surprised he isn’t familiar with, or choosing to work with AK, or Ammo by Mig, weathering products. Their washes, filters, streaking effects, and weathering pigments are incredible. That said, I choose to make my own, with oil and enamel paint and pigments, as a cost saving measure. It also allows the freedom, to infinitely tweak the hues & values.
Thank you so much Sean!!! I really appreciate it! I now love all products from Ammo! On my large modeling I totally agree with you on making my own. Saves money for sure. Thanks for watching Sean! 👍
I tried watching the whole video but my head exploded from the awesomeness no less than three times. I'm still looking for my eyeballs which popped from my head to finish watching the last 10 minutes. Ridiculously amazing!!
Gotta say, even in the early stages when you had action figures placed on this, the diorama was already upstaging them in terms of detail, realism etc! By the end, I can't imagine anything looking like it belongs there except professional-grade painted miniatures! The contrast between the teal and the warm rust colours that carries through all the details is what really sells this, almost as an illustration of a place - more real than photoreal, if that makes any sense. Will be attempting all of these rust effects on my next project, thanks so much!
Gosh...i can´t say anything....this is sooo coool ! You are a grandmaster of building Dioramas !! That must be the most satisfiing passion to work on... Thanks alot for sharing those fabulous little worlds !..stunning details !!
Jason - 5:47 "Next I sponged on [some] Burnt Sienna". 9:24 Also, "Let's have some fun and add some rust"… … and there you have your merch, on T-shirts, hoodys, mugs etc. But seriously - great work, J. Incredible transformation. 17:10 The mortar joints are brilliant. The gaps probably add to it, I imagine with brickwork that crude the mortar would tend to fall out! Great work with the MIG/Ammo products. Good to see the different set-ups you are creating. Giving Rob Bennett [Stephen Bennett channel] a run for longest scale modelling video - but not quite.
Nice work Jason! The Roof... You could do a pitched industrial/warehouse with steel/iron look I-beam/truss roof with transparent panels. Then you could hang your light fixtures from the beams and add hoists/gantry cranes as well. That gives you two benefits. You get a roof that you want and it adds more immersion to the whole diorama by being able to look down thru the roof.
Tips: You can use an old ATX computer power supply to power everything, like R/C model tank or steamboat smokers from Ebay for your factory smoke stakes. You can connect and under volt that 120mm computer fan with a 12 volt Rheostat speed control knob, so it's barely moving for more realism. Check out my Metro Exodus PC Mod Final Video, and Thanks for sharing your tips and everything else!
Hello Jason. Here you have shown again that you can create an absolutely masterful work of art with waste. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. The project is world class. Greetings Tino
Awesome Diorama Jason. To give your bricks texture the easyest way is to put them with a couple of rough stones into a can an shake the closed can a few minutes (like a cocktail). Happy modeling...
Fantastic, this diorama really reminds me of the old computer game Doom, absolutely phenomenal, looking forward to seeing your next diorama project space station space port. I actually built a model space station, its complete but unfortunately my model railway took over so I've never got to paint it. The whole thing lights up and flashes, I use a Christmas tree stand to hold it up. As always thanks for sharing.
I think you appeared in my recommended because I’m subscribed to Luke Towan (Boulder creek railways) and even though I will never do this kind of stuff, I love watching it! Great looking work, subscribed immediately.
WOW an hour long tutorial :) very very nice results with these AMMO products I use them and Testors Enamel paints, the AMMO products are just more convenient because already prepared to the right color and dilution. Also Enamel do no react with Acrylics this is why we use them so much for weathering on plastic model kits Once again such a cool project thanks a lot
Absolutely phenomenal work! There are a lot of quite good modeling channels on RUclips, but the idea to turn every day items like the soda cans, bottle caps, the computer fan or the part of the DVD player into something that great, is really new and stands out for me! This opens up completely new ideas of creativity! - I guess, every time you see something ordinary somewhere, your brain immediately starts thinking, how it could be used for model work. :D ^^ I'd love to see more examples like this, how non-model-items can be turned into something completely different. This is way more interesting than just watching someone finish already perfect model pieces! Greetings from Germany ;)
It's hard to imagine the transformation from the beginning parts! Only thing that will be missing in the end is the smell of grease, oil and rusty-musty! 👍
I have learned a lot about weathering from you. What you did with ( junk ) is too cool. As an N scale guy I have had to do the same thing....Dofers is what I call them. One thing you are the best at is telling what you used...That way I buy what I know will work. The sci-fi build weathering trans late to RR, and Military modelers, great results!
This is an amazing build!! I saw this on this week in dioramas and this display should have gotten way more love and appreciation!! Fantastic and inspiring!!
Jason..... what a dude !!! Love trains not too much but love this free form modelling. You could also blow it up in size through camera lens for music videos, as background.. or as I would do; walks through my neighbourhood. Those night time vids would be pure fantasy. Great work and will try and like trains, lol. Best wished from Nz. 👍👍👍🌏👍👍👍
Absolutely Love this diorama! It is astatically pleasing to the eye, could stare at it for hours because of the detail and form that you have created in this diorama!! Well Done!!
Great diorama............ and it's not even finished yet.😁 I love the way you incorporate "bits of things", like the dvd player. It's amazing how appropriate these parts look, despite having no connection to their original purposes. The leds are a great feature. They look fantastic and make the whole scene look technical, and expensive.😁 One thing I thought about, looking at the tray from the dvd player; what would happen if you kept some functionality in these pieces? Using the 12v power source, or whatever powers your leds, you could have various moving parts, probably doing things that are in no way relevant. As usual, just thinking out loud; I love this diorama.👍👌😁 Cheers for now, Dougie.
Jason, Jason, Jason..You are crazy,do yo know?😂..just kidding..every time I sebe Your new video,I think to myself "It's The Best"..And then becomes next video and...IT'S THE BEST!..be sure you're learning me a lot of new things in modeling..as for mě,I'm building slot car layout from Seventies And especially the weathering Is VERY important in it..And that Is what I can do very well,but as for You, It's another level,si I'm glad to see your way to do it and still learning.THANK YOU A LOT FOR IT! And excuse my no si good english,I haven't talk the language for years.Many greetings from Czech Republic - Europe And I wish You HAPPY MODELLING! Yours Jan (the same as "John" in english)👍
That is so awesome! I just love the rusty details. Jason, you are a genius when it comes to weathering! I did order me some Ammo and can’t wait for it to get here!
July to September? Jason, you need more coffee! Kidding, this is fantastic, and an incredible amount of work. I can't wait to see you using it for photoshoots. I hope you post some when you get to it.
WOW!!Jason your imagination is incredible,what a job,i'm an N scaler and i'll try to do it in N scale for the bricks,and you inspired me to do a lot of scratchbuilding
The fact you cut all the bricks individually puts you WAY beyond others who do these vidoes. Love your commitment to absolute detail sir!
Thank you so very much!!! I really appreciate it!
Un superbe travail un bouchon devient du métal rouillé avec une réalité incroyable bravo pour cette superbe réalisation 💪👏👏👏👏
Inspiration for a glowfish aquarium. Thank you for your hard work!
Thank you so much, I really appreciate it!!!
A clean workbench is an unused worldbench. Thanks for the video, really enjoyed the content. I'd like to get into this hobby, despite having more hobbies now than my life can handle in my available free time. But yeah, your video came up as a suggested, and it made me a subscriber. Hope to see more.
Man you are PROLIFIC!!! All those bricks- I'd be in the bug bin if I had to cut a thousand scale bricks. But the end product looks FANTASTIC.
Thank you so much Kevin!!!
You're an amazing craftsman! It looks really cool!
There's no reason to apologize for having a workspace that you use. It is expected, with what you're doing, for your workspace to get dirty. You should be proud of it.
Thank you so very much George!!! I truly appreciate it! 👍
Great Video. Did a search for Mig paints and washes. WILL be making a purchase in the next couple weeks.
NOW FOOD FOR THOUGHT: While you are taking a Sci-Fi Break here is an idea for the Sci-Fi roof structure. Using a thicker, stronger roofing beam system. Then use a clear acrylic as an atrium roofing.
Now a modeling heresy, use CA Glue as the adhesive.
Yes I know that the CA will have a smokey effect to the acrylic. That's the idea. You will have a distressed translucent view from the exterior inward when the roof is closed. Add this Mig murky effect paints will keep your line of sight view distracted. You will still be able to lift the atrium roof for line of sight shots.
You will still be able to install your lighting effects to the underside of the roofing skeleton.
Also to add to the adventure aspect, for one end of the roof peak to middle tier install a "Slide For Life" line. Then during photo shots your hero mini-figure could escape over the heads of the ogers.
In any event I more and more enjoy your work and style. Way2GO.
~Jim
Proof positive that a skilled modeler can build any type of subject.
It’s a great way to recycle too.👍
Jason your very talented and a great diorama maker. Hollywood would need you .
Jason, the depth of your knowledge, skills and just plain brilliance is endless. It is always good to take a break and do something different in order to rejuvenate oneself. A friend of mine was saying after watching this build he wants to go to G scale but has to much in HO. Watching you has thought me so much when I felt I had nothing new to learn for I felt I had a good handle on my weathering technique. Boy was I wrong in thinking that for you can teach an old dog new tricks. I have my mother watching your channel for she finds interest in under water metal detecting and you building your buildings. As always another super great and wonderful training video you have produced. From my friends the modeling community and ME a huge THANK YOU for sharing your time your knowledge and skills with us along with inviting us into your home. Stay safe and look forward to the next video!!!!
Excellent, you are a boss. Great inspiration and technics.
Thank you!!!
There just isn't an end to your talent. All your work is awesome.
I had not heard of your channel, youtube recommended it to me. I clicked on the video and after the first frame of the video came up my jaw hit the floor and my finger hit the subscribe button!
Amazing work once again Jason.. your step by step tutorials are great.. Grand Slam once again my friend.. Happy modeling ☕️☕️🎶
This is incredible. I recognize most of the materials and have a lot of the same ostensibly pieces of trash in my supplies bin, but looking at the whole piece, I thought every inch was scratch built. Amazing what a thoughtful and skilled hand can do.
Stunning. And love the detailed how to parts
Thank you so much!!! I had so much fun building this! Thanks for watching!
Well this is one channel I will have to follow, so many good tips and tricks in this one video
So fun to watch a true artist at work.
I came to your you tube pages because of your way of doing HO scale water front structures. After watching this video I will be keeping my eye out for items that might apply to this type of diorama........love the work.
Thank you so much, I really appreciate it!!!
This just keeps getting better - and it was already awesome. For folks looking for the mesh used for the rails and whatnot, its often called Hardware Cloth. Incredibly useful stuff. Great work as always!
Wow,it looks great! Those AMMO products add so much to it! Thanks for sharing.
man. how the heck? Yes, very simple and followable techniques but this guy has an amazing eye for design and composition that is lacking in the wargaming space because we tend to be focused on modularity. Look at the consistency of the shades and colours here. Masterpiece!
Thank you so very much Pete!!! I truly appreciate it! 👍
@@JasonJensenTrains my pleasure! Thanks for sharing your great work 👍 😀
This looks amazing, you should totally have that fan spin at a low rpm.
nah
incredibly creative, made from scratch diorama, so many great ideas on recycling everyday items into wonderful model pieces, will have to reference this video repeatedly. Keep up the great work!!
Totally awesome! You got skills
This terrain looks amazing.
Thank you so much Cody!!!
Love this. I've been planning on using some of these things for a build I'm doing, but I got some great new ideas from this too 😊
Can’t wait to see Squidmar!
I know this video is a year old, but I have to say, I was blown away with what you had created, prior to implementing all the modeling/diorama geared weathering products! As I was just watching the video, I thought to myself, man, for how incredible this guy is, I’m surprised he isn’t familiar with, or choosing to work with AK, or Ammo by Mig, weathering products. Their washes, filters, streaking effects, and weathering pigments are incredible. That said, I choose to make my own, with oil and enamel paint and pigments, as a cost saving measure. It also allows the freedom, to infinitely tweak the hues & values.
Thank you so much Sean!!! I really appreciate it! I now love all products from Ammo! On my large modeling I totally agree with you on making my own. Saves money for sure. Thanks for watching Sean! 👍
Thanks for all the tips Jason, some of them are very useful and will use it in the future
I tried watching the whole video but my head exploded from the awesomeness no less than three times. I'm still looking for my eyeballs which popped from my head to finish watching the last 10 minutes. Ridiculously amazing!!
LOL, Thank you so much, I really appreciate it!!!
This bricks look fantastic! And thats some dedication, cutting 1,000 bricks and hand applying them! Many props to you!
fantastic art of modelling Jason il love it🌎👍🙂
Three eighths...? Two sixteenths...? You crazy Imperials! Looks awesome! Absurd measurement system and all... :P
Looks like something out of a Fallout game, nice work! Better later to see the video than never.
Thank you for watching!!!
This is one of the most creative projects I've ever seen. How you turned that pile of toys and found objects into this is amazing!
Literally subscribed just from seeing the first shot.
Incredible work
Thank you so much Dave!!!
Gotta say, even in the early stages when you had action figures placed on this, the diorama was already upstaging them in terms of detail, realism etc! By the end, I can't imagine anything looking like it belongs there except professional-grade painted miniatures! The contrast between the teal and the warm rust colours that carries through all the details is what really sells this, almost as an illustration of a place - more real than photoreal, if that makes any sense. Will be attempting all of these rust effects on my next project, thanks so much!
This is as epic as it gets!
Thank you so much!!!
Gosh...i can´t say anything....this is sooo coool ! You are a grandmaster of building Dioramas !! That must be the most satisfiing passion to work on...
Thanks alot for sharing those fabulous little worlds !..stunning details !!
Jason - 5:47 "Next I sponged on [some] Burnt Sienna".
9:24 Also, "Let's have some fun and add some rust"…
… and there you have your merch, on T-shirts, hoodys, mugs etc.
But seriously - great work, J. Incredible transformation.
17:10 The mortar joints are brilliant. The gaps probably add to it, I imagine with brickwork that crude the mortar would tend to fall out!
Great work with the MIG/Ammo products.
Good to see the different set-ups you are creating.
Giving Rob Bennett [Stephen Bennett channel] a run for longest scale modelling video - but not quite.
Nice work Jason! The Roof... You could do a pitched industrial/warehouse with steel/iron look I-beam/truss roof with transparent panels. Then you could hang your light fixtures from the beams and add hoists/gantry cranes as well. That gives you two benefits. You get a roof that you want and it adds more immersion to the whole diorama by being able to look down thru the roof.
Great suggestion!!! Thanks for watching!
amazing work , love the details and passion.
Lots of useful information and ideas. Well done.
Tips: You can use an old ATX computer power supply to power everything, like R/C model tank or steamboat smokers from Ebay for your factory smoke stakes. You can connect and under volt that 120mm computer fan with a 12 volt Rheostat speed control knob, so it's barely moving for more realism. Check out my Metro Exodus PC Mod Final Video, and Thanks for sharing your tips and everything else!
Great idea! Thank you so much Bill!!!
Great job Jason! The diorama looks awesome. 2/16” equals 1/8”. The nerf guns have really been transformed.
Hello Jason. Here you have shown again that you can create an absolutely masterful work of art with waste. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. The project is world class. Greetings Tino
stunning! what a great build! makes me want to do this to my guitar!
Awesome Diorama Jason. To give your bricks texture the easyest way is to put them with a couple of rough stones into a can an shake the closed can a few minutes (like a cocktail). Happy modeling...
Legendary Effort, love all your videos thanks and keep up the good work ....
Impressive diorama,very good😀👌
Thank you!!!
Great wiork. Thank for shering. Greetings from Argentina
Thank you so much!!!
Realistic and gorgeous work...Thumbs up!
Wow , what a great diorama , indeed !🎩👌👏👏👏
This is the best looking battleground for Necromunda I've seen on the internet. Lovely work.
Fantastic, this diorama really reminds me of the old computer game Doom, absolutely phenomenal, looking forward to seeing your next diorama project space station space port. I actually built a model space station, its complete but unfortunately my model railway took over so I've never got to paint it. The whole thing lights up and flashes, I use a Christmas tree stand to hold it up. As always thanks for sharing.
I think you appeared in my recommended because I’m subscribed to Luke Towan (Boulder creek railways) and even though I will never do this kind of stuff, I love watching it! Great looking work, subscribed immediately.
Thank you so much, I really appreciate it!!! Hope you enjoy some of my other videos. Thanks for watching!!!
Beautiful work and a pleasure to watch you make this
Thank you so very much!!!
Loved it great job
Thank you RUclips for this recommendation. I was impressed
Amazing, looks like video game stages. :)
Thanks Jason! Love it.
WOW an hour long tutorial :)
very very nice results with these AMMO products
I use them and Testors Enamel paints, the AMMO products are just more convenient because already prepared to the right color and dilution.
Also Enamel do no react with Acrylics this is why we use them so much for weathering on plastic model kits
Once again such a cool project thanks a lot
I keep focusing on the Light sabers!!! Lol it’s so awesome Jason!
Just amazing! wow!
Thank you so much!!!
Absolutely phenomenal work!
There are a lot of quite good modeling channels on RUclips, but the idea to turn every day items like the soda cans, bottle caps, the computer fan or the part of the DVD player into something that great, is really new and stands out for me! This opens up completely new ideas of creativity! - I guess, every time you see something ordinary somewhere, your brain immediately starts thinking, how it could be used for model work. :D ^^
I'd love to see more examples like this, how non-model-items can be turned into something completely different. This is way more interesting than just watching someone finish already perfect model pieces!
Greetings from Germany ;)
Fantastic stuff! Love your work and have learned a lot of techniques I'll put to use.
wow wow and wow i like It maquette for movies wow .
It's hard to imagine the transformation from the beginning parts! Only thing that will be missing in the end is the smell of grease, oil and rusty-musty! 👍
Amazing work! Really amazing! Congrats.
That was fun. Looking forward to your space ship landing pad diorama. Just subscribed. Thanks
That is a pretty creative use for those Bachmann DC powerpacks.
Thanks!
reminds me of the good old ''g i joe'' days in the early 80's. use anything to create magic! nice job man.
Thank you, this has helped me considerably. I’m just getting into dioramas and I’m doing a 1/12 scale city block.
I have learned a lot about weathering from you. What you did with ( junk ) is too cool. As an N scale guy I have had to do the same thing....Dofers is what I call them. One thing you are the best at is telling what you used...That way I buy what I know will work. The sci-fi build weathering trans late to RR, and Military modelers, great results!
Do a fantasy build like a castle or dungeon. Awesome work!
Thank you so very much!!!
This is amazing. Pre paint to finish project was an eye opener to your creativity
Vous êtes incroyable !!! Quel travail, quel talent ce que vous créer est splendide !!!
Ohhhh😂!!! amazing😳!!
And thank you for introducing “how to making your set “ to us 🙏
So clearly & interesting!!
Nice video 😍
*WOW* I watched all three parts of your Sci Fi Diorama Tutorial and i LOVE IT :) So many tricks and tips. Thank you and greetings from Germany.
This is an amazing build!! I saw this on this week in dioramas and this display should have gotten way more love and appreciation!! Fantastic and inspiring!!
Thank you so much!!!
The sickest dio ive ever seen.. 😎😎😎⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Love how you recycled the Red Bull cans! This is great.
Really impressive. I hit the like and subscribe button.
Thank you so much!!! I really appreciate it. I have a few other diorama videos on my channel that you may like. Thanks for watching!!!
Fantastic job!
Jason..... what a dude !!! Love trains not too much but love this free form modelling. You could also blow it up in size through camera lens for music videos, as background.. or as I would do; walks through my neighbourhood. Those night time vids would be pure fantasy. Great work and will try and like trains, lol.
Best wished from Nz. 👍👍👍🌏👍👍👍
Looks great!
Absolutely Love this diorama! It is astatically pleasing to the eye, could stare at it for hours because of the detail and form that you have created in this diorama!! Well Done!!
Thank you so much!!!
Very good made movie! Best regards
Great diorama............ and it's not even finished yet.😁 I love the way you incorporate "bits of things", like the dvd player. It's amazing how appropriate these parts look, despite having no connection to their original purposes.
The leds are a great feature. They look fantastic and make the whole scene look technical, and expensive.😁
One thing I thought about, looking at the tray from the dvd player; what would happen if you kept some functionality in these pieces? Using the 12v power source, or whatever powers your leds, you could have various moving parts, probably doing things that are in no way relevant.
As usual, just thinking out loud; I love this diorama.👍👌😁
Cheers for now,
Dougie.
Jason, Jason, Jason..You are crazy,do yo know?😂..just kidding..every time I sebe Your new video,I think to myself "It's The Best"..And then becomes next video and...IT'S THE BEST!..be sure you're learning me a lot of new things in modeling..as for mě,I'm building slot car layout from Seventies And especially the weathering Is VERY important in it..And that Is what I can do very well,but as for You, It's another level,si I'm glad to see your way to do it and still learning.THANK YOU A LOT FOR IT! And excuse my no si good english,I haven't talk the language for years.Many greetings from Czech Republic - Europe And I wish You HAPPY MODELLING! Yours Jan (the same as "John" in english)👍
That is so awesome! I just love the rusty details. Jason, you are a genius when it comes to weathering! I did order me some Ammo and can’t wait for it to get here!
So much information! Subbed!
Awesome project. Could have a small tub under it and put small fountain pump tied into your front two drains for a little water flow.
After seeing all 3videos I will absorb lile a sponge a few of them detail and tricks, great build my good man.💪💪
July to September? Jason, you need more coffee! Kidding, this is fantastic, and an incredible amount of work. I can't wait to see you using it for photoshoots. I hope you post some when you get to it.
This is phenomenal. Thank you.
WOW!!Jason your imagination is incredible,what a job,i'm an N scaler and i'll try to do it in N scale for the bricks,and you inspired me to do a lot of scratchbuilding
That is mind blowing
Thank you!!!
You sound like Bob Odenkirk, so it's very nice watching you build dioramas while Saul Goodman narrates. Subscribed!
Awesome, I love it.
Thank you!!!
Thank you for the reply Jason.