This completed village is the best I've seen. Amazing detail and ingenuity. The completed village is about a half-hour in length. I think he uses three tables because the village is rather large.
This is fantastic! I was struggling hard with my village, and it's not 1/10th the size of yours. The foam board is brilliant, and you did an excellent job of explaining each step. I felt like the village idiot before I watched this, now I have a plan! Unfortunately I showed your video to my wife, so I can't pretend I came up with this by myself! Oh well, you deserve the credit!
Thanks for this! This will be my first year setting up a Christmas village and I have watched a lot of videos where people use tables they’ve made and drilled the holes for the chords to go through. While I’m sure that works great, I knew there had to be a way to save some money and just hide the chords and you just showed me how to do that. The pins worked great and I hadn’t seen them used in other videos. Your Christmas villages look great, keep up the good work and I will be referring back to this video for my own set up this year. Thanks!!
What a wonderful design! Each scene works by itself and the whole Village has a great Christmas feeling! Like the loose snow. Too bad we have to wait a whole year for your new Villages. Take care Tito! Bill and Kathy
I have tons of snow I had purchased in the past (after Christmas sales really helps); I no longer have to save any. Just brushed them into a pile and into a trash bag. Cleaning is easy-peasy now. ⛄🎄❄
Thanks. The red ski fence is a Lemax Ski Racing Net set #44788. The material is a plastic fabric netting. I believe it was first released around 2014. I'm sure you can still find it somewhere online. 😀
Thank you for so many great ideas!! This is exactly what I was looking for. Do you happen to have link for the floral clips? I can't seem to find those U shaped ones.
I normally get the "Floral / Greening Pins" from Walmart. I would love to see your Village when you're done creating it. Here's the link: www.walmart.com/ip/Greening-Pins-50-Piece/248004444
Unfortunately, I had to take a small break due to health reasons; however I am looking forward to doing one for this Christmas season 2023. Thanks for being so patient. 😉👍
Not my cup of tea... my ocd won't let me... the scale is off.. half of the people are bigger than the doors of the houses. I make my villages with electric trains (dislike battery operated trains) and real running water with filter . I take the time to make sure everything is scaled to size and cohesive. You need all size houses and people. The further back and higher up the smaller the houses and people. The closer the bigger. It gives you the perception of realism with depth and distance. Monster mud is your friend. (My credentials, I worked as a window decorator at D&D (decorate & design) building and at Macy's in New York. I currently make props,for stages, Halloween and yes even Christmas). Let me know if I can be of any help.
I hear you and understand where you're coming from and I agree. This particular village design was using only "Lemax" products I currently own. Unfortunately, I did not have enough Lemax figurines of various sizes to use. I do have other figures of all sizes, but they weren't Lemax so I could not use them. So I went more fantasy instead of realism. My 2021 Village will include an electric train set for the first time, finally. So I am truly excited for this year's design. Any advice is always welcome. 🌲❄⛄
I have a department 56 village and the figures aren't to scale. Either the houses would have to be bigger or the figures really tiny. I don't have a problem with it. It's an imaginary village afterall.
Love the work you did, It looks great!
Beautiful! Awesome job. Wish I could use snow flurries but my kids would throw it around.
Use hairspray it wont budge
Wow, this is so stunning! There is no way I could make my village look as beautiful as yours. Thank you for sharing.
This completed village is the best I've seen. Amazing detail and ingenuity. The completed village is about a half-hour in length. I think he uses three tables because the village is rather large.
I need more tables LOL.
This is fantastic! I was struggling hard with my village, and it's not 1/10th the size of yours. The foam board is brilliant, and you did an excellent job of explaining each step. I felt like the village idiot before I watched this, now I have a plan! Unfortunately I showed your video to my wife, so I can't pretend I came up with this by myself! Oh well, you deserve the credit!
Thanks for this! This will be my first year setting up a Christmas village and I have watched a lot of videos where people use tables they’ve made and drilled the holes for the chords to go through. While I’m sure that works great, I knew there had to be a way to save some money and just hide the chords and you just showed me how to do that. The pins worked great and I hadn’t seen them used in other videos. Your Christmas villages look great, keep up the good work and I will be referring back to this video for my own set up this year. Thanks!!
Awesome! Thanks for this I've learned alot. ❤
What a wonderful design! Each scene works by itself and the whole Village has a great Christmas feeling! Like the loose snow. Too bad we have to wait a whole year for your new Villages. Take care Tito!
Bill and Kathy
GreatJob! Thanks for sharing. Happy to see You again.
Awesome
Just wonderful dear. I love it. 2022 i will tra to do it for my grandchildren
Can’t wait for 2021 village!!
Santa Tito is back!
Glad to see you're still doing these and the results are still very impressive!
Nice job, and thanks for the tip on the staples to hide the wires!
Great to see you again
hey Tito so glad to see you back, have a wonderful Christmas...
Absolutely Amazing Tito!!! 🎄
I’ve waited all year for this! Amazing ☺️
can you get a link to the foam boards, I cant find them online plain white
Great job, how to you clean up all that loose snow at season end? Do you vacuum it into a clean sweeper bag and reuse next year?
I have tons of snow I had purchased in the past (after Christmas sales really helps); I no longer have to save any. Just brushed them into a pile and into a trash bag. Cleaning is easy-peasy now. ⛄🎄❄
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Great job! Those nets/fences that are red by the skiing scene was cool. What is the red fence made of?
Thanks. The red ski fence is a Lemax Ski Racing Net set #44788. The material is a plastic fabric netting. I believe it was first released around 2014. I'm sure you can still find it somewhere online. 😀
What is the name on your light house? We absolutely love it!
Love it
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how did you make the red ski net thing? looks super cool!
Actually, I did not make the Ski Netting, I bought it online several years ago at: eHobbyTools.com (don't know if they still carry it).
Thank you for so many great ideas!! This is exactly what I was looking for. Do you happen to have link for the floral clips? I can't seem to find those U shaped ones.
I normally get the "Floral / Greening Pins" from Walmart. I would love to see your Village when you're done creating it. Here's the link: www.walmart.com/ip/Greening-Pins-50-Piece/248004444
@@TitosVlogWorld thanks so much! Yes I hope it lives up to what I'm imagining in my head!
Hi Tito I don't see any villages in the past 2 years (since 2020). Hope you are doing fine.
Are you not doing anymore.
Unfortunately, I had to take a small break due to health reasons; however I am looking forward to doing one for this Christmas season 2023. Thanks for being so patient. 😉👍
@@TitosVlogWorld Hope you are doing better.
What department store did you get the plastic snow from ?
I normally get them from Walmart, Hobby Lobby, and Michaels.
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Not my cup of tea... my ocd won't let me... the scale is off.. half of the people are bigger than the doors of the houses. I make my villages with electric trains (dislike battery operated trains) and real running water with filter . I take the time to make sure everything is scaled to size and cohesive. You need all size houses and people. The further back and higher up the smaller the houses and people. The closer the bigger. It gives you the perception of realism with depth and distance. Monster mud is your friend.
(My credentials, I worked as a window decorator at D&D (decorate & design) building and at Macy's in New York. I currently make props,for stages, Halloween and yes even Christmas). Let me know if I can be of any help.
I hear you and understand where you're coming from and I agree. This particular village design was using only "Lemax" products I currently own. Unfortunately, I did not have enough Lemax figurines of various sizes to use. I do have other figures of all sizes, but they weren't Lemax so I could not use them. So I went more fantasy instead of realism. My 2021 Village will include an electric train set for the first time, finally. So I am truly excited for this year's design. Any advice is always welcome. 🌲❄⛄
I have a department 56 village and the figures aren't to scale. Either the houses would have to be bigger or the figures really tiny. I don't have a problem with it. It's an imaginary village afterall.