Very simple chain link fence for HO model trains
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- On request by a subscriber, I have posted this quick video on how to make a very simple chain link fence for Dioramas and model train layouts.
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Very good idea and simple and easy to make
Just seen this - this is really good. As a N scale modeler, it is sometimes difficult to transpose ideas into N scale, but this looks to be a clear exception.
I will probably do it on a marked cutting mat and also use wooden posts rather than metal.
Thanks again for the inspiration
HI David , you are most welcome .. I'm glad you found the video useful .. Again it was something that I put out as a result of a request from a subscriber looking for a "Very simple" fence for his diorama. Again this is nothing fancy in any respect . Just a very simple fence that can be made quickly and used in non prominent areas of your layout .
I used to have N Scale , before I switched 12 years ago to HO , because I found it hard to work with N. My eyes were going bonkers ... so I decided to switch to HO . I gave my N scale loco's and rolling stock to my Dad , who still has an N scale layout ( i have posed a vid of his layout in my channel ) . I found that servicing the locos etc and adding constant lighting circuits and DCC was much easier on HO than N .. other than that , I still love N Scale and appreciate it very much ... Just needed to give my eyes a break .. lol
Regards - Anthony . -
great, simple video again ! Thank you !
Very nice thank you. I am about to look at chain fencing for a project. This was very helpfull
Thanks for the comments . again , this is not anything fancy , just a simple fence which can be churned out to any length you need , for areas where there isn't much focus on the layout ,.
ithat black widow screen
Hi Wayne , you could use black window screen , but I find that a bit too stiff and the screening is a bit too think for HO scale to represent wire mesh fence . The black stuff is Wedding Tulle , the stuff they use to decorate for weddings etc. you can get it any arts and crafts store like Michaels etc. One recommendation i will make is to cut some of the vertical rails a bit longer , and you glue them in ever 3 or 4 vertical rail so that you can use the extra length to fasten the fence to the ground .. I was a bit lazy and I cut all the vertical rails to the same length. - Regards, Anthony .