SPRING UPDATE at Chadwick Model Railway | 223
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- Yes, it's time for a Spring Update. We look at the new arrivals, the ongoing issues and my plans as summer approaches. Please check it out at Chadwick Model Railway 223.
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Once again great video also great paint job by TMC will have to contact them regards my hoppers. Did Mrs Bishop not know you were filming before getting the mower out 😁. With this hobby there is always somthing new to learn. One thought I had during the 1970-80s Hornby did adverts with Bernard Gribbings I think his name was with your expert knolw how maybe you could do a video were Charlie shrinks down and ends up on the layout. You have had your orders its starting to rain so maybe time to get the washing in. Fantasic update once again.
Thanks QC, it’s comments such yours that make the whole thing worthwhile.
Regards Charlie.
Bernard Cribbins... lol... I remember those adverts, ! Gerat actor, loved him in the 1970s' Railway Childred film! And in Dr Who!
@@ChadwickModelRailwayHi I have been watching and researching bout Track cleaning. I've learned one additional step you may want to consider. The black residue is carbon produce from micro sparks of electric chatges transferred between active wheels and the Track. If after you use the track brush, you would apply a thin layer of Oxgard, supposedly you will not have to clean as often or longer.
@@roberthubal6278 thanks Robert, that’s most interesting.
Regards, Charlie
Videos like this are the reason you win the RUclips channel of the year award.
That’s very kind of you to say so Robin. Regards, Charlie.
Air-brush weathering !---- yes please Charlie.
Rest assured, I’m on the case. Regards, Charlie.
Yes to the air brush demo.-- thanks!
Certainly, I'm on the case.
But might I ask why you haven't publicly subscribed?
Regards Charlie.
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I enjoyed the video in which you asked if it would be good to cover airbrushing.Yes please, I am a total novice. I have been thinking about some airbrushing but don't know where to start. I don't know what I will need or have any tips on good practice. Help will be greatfully received 😢.
And another YES PLEASE for an air-brushing episode.
Thanks Paul , I’ll dust it off.
Regards Charlie
Hi Charlie, the tractor and your dear wife all add to the video.
Thanks Michael, I’m so pleased you enjoy a bit more realism. Regards, Charlie.
Great video. Yes, please video your weathering airbrushing techniques.
Thanks Ed, I shall dust off my equipment. Regards, Charlie.
YES on the air brushing ....THANK YOU
Thanks, Frank, I’m on the case. Regards, Charlie.
Yes please to the weathering and another great video covering so many useful items.
Thanks mate, I should just dust off the airbrush
Hi Charlie. Useful vid as always. Air brushing would be good. Enjoying the esu section as well, I've been a bit nervous to try putting things on a decoder since I wiped a sound project off by mistake, so seeing you do it was a great help thank you, anything els you need to do to a decoder please film. Thanks again. I hope you're enjoying the sun.
Thanks Phil.
Thanks Phil, I’m so pleased that you found the video useful. Regards, Charlie.
Another great tutorial Charlie - Hats off to McKinley too - Fantastic tip with the Pool Ball 🙂🙂
Thanks Andy, that’s most kind.
Regards Charlie
Great update Charlie, looking forward to seeing your weathered vans 👍
Thanks, Alan, fingers crossed on this one. Regards, Charlie.
Been away for a while so just catching up. Have to say I am enjoying all the videos and look forward to the airbrush tutorials 🙂 As always, thanks for sharing.
Thank Andrew, the next one’s out on Friday. Regards Charlie.
Thanks Charlie, yes to the airbrushing video. Steve.
You’ve got it Steve.
PS. Like the way you use your Dremel; they do a very nice stand that has a tool holder and also has the means to hold the tool both vertically and horizontally to use it as a drill press or a bench grinder, leaving a free hand to deal to a bacon sandwich! Forgive me if you know about this - I've had mine for a few years. Steve.
Perhaps you could send me the link to the one you recommend Steve?
Regards, Charlie.
Always love watching your videos Charlie! So informative and I enjoy your presentation style. As regards airbrushing technique videos, yes please!
Thanks M101, I’m on the case.
Regards Charlie
@@ChadwickModelRailway Thanks so much! Looking forward to it as I do all of your videos! :-)
I was hoping you would run the pool ball down the helix to check for "deballments". All ZIMO decoders have the uncouple shuffle facility - I use Decoder Pro (part of JMRI) to set it up. Works brilliantly. Thanks for another terrific video - best Model Railway channel on RUclips.
Thanks Christopher, that’s very nice of you to say so. Regards, Charlie.
G'day Charlie, The local pool halls won't be to Happy with You .All the Balls will go missing.😂😂😂 Excellent Video Again 👍👍🇦🇺🇦🇺
Now there is a shocking thought, Tony. Regards, Charlie.
Ex Navy Type you know .Always Enjoy your videos Mate..I 👍👍🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
great vid charlie , chuckled at you on the chair with the drivers cap
Thanks Adrian, I dread to think what the final product will look like. Regards, Charlie.
Great update Charlie
All the best Deano
Thanks Deano, that’s very kind. Regards, Charlie.
Haha! Very interesting as usual Charlie. (What a good obedient husband you are!)
It’s the exciting life I lead Beatle fan. Regards, Charlie.
Another Excellent and Entertaining video, Charlie. Your layout is so original and interesting. As I’m only just starting to build my small “end to end” layout, I’ve purchased an “00” sized pair of figures of Stan and Ollie moving the piano, which I’ve decided to paint myself. It’s those little items of detail that enhance a layout😉
Thanks David, it’s great to have you on board. Regards, Charlie.
another fab video Charlie always look forward to your updates and airbrushing video sounds interesting to me the mini me of Charlie on his own layout just fab
Thanks mate, I’m so pleased that you find my videos interesting. Regards, Charlie.
Hi Charlie, great update as always! Not read all the comments but just one on the lokprogrammer and function mapping, the physical output column you showed controls things like lights and other auxiliaries, on a sound decoder you get an extra column on the right hand side to add sound effects in, just thought it was worth clarifying :)
Thanks for the clarification, mate. Much appreciated, regards Charlie.
Charlie - Yes like you I have not used my airbrush for a couple of years or more , so some weathering of wagons, coaches and steam locomotives would be most welcome.
Terry
Thanks Terry, rest assured I’m on the case. Regards, Charlie.
Yes, I would love to see a piece on airbrushing. Thanks much, great video!
Thanks, Phil, I’m on the case. Regards, Charlie.
As per the norm Charlie, again a vary good video, showing whats coming soon, like others I too am intrested in Air Brushing, but also scratch building from photos and converting measurements to full size then back down to HO or any other scale, this would be help full.
Thanks mate, I shall certainly dust off the airbrush. Regards, Charlie.
Would love to come on an "air-brushing" journey with you Charlie.
Then I shall dust off the gear accordingly. Regards, Charlie.
Nice one Charlie
Would be great to see videos on weathering of wagons, but not just air brushing.
All in good time mate, but I have to start somewhere. Regards, Charlie.
What a great video Charlie, well the finish line is in sight re the track. All the best with the helix, climbing in and out, hope you weren’t on your own for that “step” Love the live video programming; so easy to forget to save or upload to the loco. Looking forward to the next video and the next stage in railway. Enjoy the airbrushing when get started, small steps. Wishing the very best Marc from Leighton Buzzard
Thanks Marc, it’s great to have you on board. Regards, Charlie.
Another vote for the airbrushing video! Would be cool if you not only focus on weathering (which is of great interest) but general loco/rolling stock painting e.g. if you're changing a livery; I must confess, that's purely for selfish reasons, I've a bunch of stuff I need to paint & it'd be nice to see it done properly first!
I’m glad you’re with me on the airbrushing, however, I think it’s best to view Everard junctions videos on changing liveries. Regards, Charlie.
@@ChadwickModelRailway Thanks Charlie - I will hunt down those videos. I'm brand new to airbrushing, so looking for any good tips & tricks!
Yes please, Charlie, a session on spray painting will be appreciated. - Chris Albany W.A. Australia
Then I shall dust off the equipment shortly. Regards, Charlie.
Thanks Charlie. Another helpful video. In answer to your question about a video on airbrush weathering, yes please that would be great. Thanks again for your videos.
Thanks Peter, I’m on the case. Regards, Charlie.
Another great vid, thanks Charlie.
Oh, count me in for your airbrushing vids. 😊
Thanks Peter, I’m sure we can work something out between us. Regards, Charlie.
Airbrushing!!!!! YES please Charlie 👍
I’m on it BJ. Regards Charlie
Yes to the airbrushing Charlie 👍
We shall learn together, ST. Regards, Charlie.
Would be interested in you airbrushing those wagons. Maybe a chance to see a batch process of them compared to other modellers showing the process through on just one.
It will be a learning curve for us all, Michael. Regards, Charlie.
Both interesting and entertaining Charlie.
Thanks, Malcolm, I’m so pleased you enjoy my videos. Regards, Charlie.
Brilliant video Charlie. Hope nothing got too wet 😂. I would love to see some airbrushing videos as this is something I a. Hoping to get into when I start the scenic part of my layout.
Thanks, David, I shall dust it off. Regards, Charlie.
Another really enjoyable video. Id definitely like to see a few video’s on air brushing!
Thanks, Rod, I’m on the case. Regards, Charlie.
Charlie, please stop pressing F9, you are making my house lights here in Tucson arizona go on and off....lol! You have such great videos, though I must admit sometimes I have no idea what you are talking about but you say it with such enthusiastic ways that I dont mind at all. I really enjoy all your videos and one day I will start on my own train yard....
Thanks JH, that’s very kind of you to say so. Regards, Charlie.
Hi Charlie, it would be great to see some more airbrushing videos. I enjoyed your previous air-brushing tutorials. Seems like it’s one of those skills the experts make look so easy, but is in fact very tricky to get right. Any tips would be most appreciated. Thanks
Thanks William, I’m on the case. Regards Charlie.
Hi all, if new to weathering check out the Tamiya range of Weathering Master kit's A, B, C, D, E & F also the Panel Line Accent Colour's Light Gray, Gray, Dark Gray, Black, Orange Brown, Pink Brown, Brown, Dark Brown & Deep Brown. There's lot's of tutorials on weathering of model tank's, airplanes, cars ect same kinda thing just a different scale and shape lol 😅
Thanks Davey, that’s most useful. Regards, Charlie.
I purchased an airbrush a year or two back but have been afraid to use it! So, yes, I would welcome a tutorial from you to give me confidence.
Thanks, Phil, I’m on the case. Regards, Charlie.
Great update Charlie. TMC did a great job of weathering those trucks and you did a great job of getting out of the helix. Look forward to seeing your next update. Roy.
Thanks Roy, I’m so pleased that you enjoyed it. Regards, Charlie.
Hi Charlie, great spring update lots of terrain covered.
Had a break from RUclips these last few weeks as unfortunately my father passed away so its been a very busy and difficult time for us. I have him to thank for my interest in many things especially model railways. He had a lovely send off together with pictures of the first engine in steam at Butlins Filey station (its where my parents met!!). I don't know how we managed it but as we drove to the cemetery we passed the local station just as a train passed through as if to pay him their respects!!
I'll catch up with the goods yard development soon, that part has been a very special development for Chadwick and your channel.
Now here's a thought, I wonder how many modelu Charlies you could sell to your viewers🤔🤔😉😉.
Just as you got out of the helix it also started raining here too😮😮
Anyway have a great weekend
PS: Be great to see you do some weathering
Thanks, David, for such a heartwarming comment. It’s wonderful to have such family memories.
Stay safe, regards, Charlie
Hello Charlie, thank you for info on the point movement. I wondered why my points were parting
Thanks Michael, I’m so pleased that you found the video useful. Regards, Charlie.
I noticed the pool ball in a siding a few weeks ago and was going to leave a comment but, I assumed it was you model of the Cannonball Express!
Very good, I never thought of that. Regards, Charlie.
Thanks for another entertaining video Charlie.
You’re most welcome, LMS, regards Charlie
Charlie: Once again another great video. Great to see I’m not the only married man whose wife talks to him from another room. To real. I would like to see an air brush video from you. Know it will be informative and a great asset.
From the third coast Ken
Thanks Ken, I’m so pleased that you find the channel interesting. Regards, Charlie.
Hi Charlie great video again,and yes i would and i'm sure some of your regular viewers would like to see them too . i cant remember if you have said in the pass that your railway room is centrally heated or not , if not can temperature effect the helix just a thought. I must say those wagons look a treat that T.M.C. done for you very clever weathering . Thank you again for your time and effort putting these videos together.
Thanks, Tony. I’m so pleased that you enjoy the videos. Yes, the room is central heated. Regards, Charlie.
Hi Charlie, Yes please, air brush videos would be very helpful.
Keep up the fantastic work. Always look forward to your videos, very insightful and instructional.
My son and I dabble in both N and OO. The former analogue with OO DCC. So we have the best of both worlds. Although N spoils us for full length realistic trains. Even though the OO has taken over the garage, all perimeter walls, anything more than a loco and four or five looks a bit daft. (We are firmly SR particularly NSE era, so art deco buildings are a must.....)
Just wanted to say we both look forward to your content. Please keep it up.
Warmest regards Keith.
Many thanks for a look into your world, Kieth. I hope you enjoy the airbrush videos, regards Charlie.
The pool ball idea is brilliant. Regarding the problem with the helix, is it worth putting the ball at the top (or anywhere on the helix) let gravity do it's job and watch the ball closely as it descends. It might just show up an irregularity in the track. There again you might think I'm a nutter. Anyway Charlie, thanks again for another interesting video. David Parkin
I shall give it a go, David, but I think it will go like a train! Regards Charlie
Yes to the airbrush videos 👍
I’m onto it, TL. Regards, Charlie.
Dear Charlie, great video! Love the way you explained the uncoupling sequence, very informative. Absolutely brilliant how your full body scan looks on the screen, really am impressed and looking forward to seeing the 1:76 Charles take his seat in one of your locos.
On the subject of the vertical curves on the helix you announced you’ll need to attend to; it’s very interesting that you showed the amount of possible movement in the middle of a ‘bridge section’ on the helix. Even though your helix roadbed consists of a laminated 2 layers of plywood, the span of each section may still be prone to the ‘sag’ effect you mentioned. Of course the extra vertical braces you showed may be a good option. Nevertheless, I’ve been wondering if a lateral vertical brace along the roadbed’s edges might be helpful. Let’s say as the plates of a plate girder bridge. This will significantly stiffen the roadbed and prevent the kind of sagging you were talking about. Also, it will provide better access to the helix tracks for future rail cleaning chores. With the existing threaded rod support system, you’ve got some excellent ‘bridge piers’ to mount such ‘plates.’
On entering the helix, which part of the vid was very delightful, considering you’re covering up the helix it might be sensible to create access from beneath. Can’t really remember now if the table the helix is mounted on allows for such a tweak, but I can imagine it will be useful to create such access right now, before you cover up the helix to permanently.
Of course, these are just suggestions, no push, just attempting to think along the vertical curve, the pun there sincerely intended. Cheerio
Thanks Vincent, for some excellent suggestions. Very much appreciated, regards Charlie.
Full circle back to the helix mmm don't go on the stage Charlie. Yes please on the weathering I have been working up to trying it so would be great. Another excellent update.
Thanks Arthur, I shall certainly dust it off. Regards, Charlie.
Yet again another class act Charlie. Well done. Brilliant and so informative. Love these videos.
Thanks John, that’s very kind of you to say so. Regards, Charlie.
Truck, rain... Train. Keep up the good works, Charlie.
John BC, Canada
ThanksJohn, I’m so pleased that you found it interesting. Regards, Charlie.
Always enjoy your vids…..great stuff 👍🏼
Thanks, J1983, much appreciated. Regards, Charlie.
Another cracking video Charlie, some videos on airbushing would be fantastic. I want to get into it more, so any help would be great :D
Thanks G998, I’m on the case. Regards, Charlie.
Thanks for the video Charlie. Sorry, I fast forwarded the details of programming the uncoupling. Absolutely essential if you operate DCC, but a little superfluous if you don't. About your weathering, how about using different weathering techniques, e.g. comparing air brushing compared with hand weathering and the use of weathering powders. Because you have 18, it means you could choose to use air brush on 3, spray paints with another 3, hand painting on a third set, and perhaps weathering powders. I just thought it might make an interesting video. I don't envy you sorting out the helix. There is nothing more frustrating than having one loco or even one coach de-railing at one point on a layout, especially if none of the others do it, and trying to find the cause. Thanks again Charlie.
Thanks Don, you make an excellent point about mixing up the weathering techniques. Regards Charlie.
Great update and very useful info. Cheers
Thanks Gene, regards Charlie
Great update video, Charlie 👍 It's spitting everybody in 😂😂
Thanks, Jeff, in these stormy times! Regards Charlie
Charlie you probably know this but if you go into preference on the esu program you can tick show cv's
You can then tweek them on any controller. Plus it gives you a greater insight into the dark world of the CV
Mike
I’m not sure I do know that Mike, but I shall check it out. Regards, Charlie.
I like these videos Charlie, a variety of tips and advice - there’s a few things there of interest, starting with the track rubber. Like you, I do have a love/hate relationship with the Peco version for the same reasons as you do and particularly that it’s a bit of a double edged sword because the scratching action certainly cleans the rails but it also scratches them to bits as well ! So perhaps the DCC Concepts one is something to invest in next time a place an order.
Airbrushing is something I’ve often thought about as I’d like to have that skill to do so many things. But I’ve always been put off by all the “faff” associated with preparation and cleaning up. I look forward to some videos on the subject and hope you can include all that is involved to help me decide whether to bite that proverbial bullet !
And finally, I’m interested to see what you’ll be doing on the helix with those vertical pieces- I’m wondering if I need them as well. I’m very nearly ready to build mine.
Right, it’s Friday evening, curry night for me ! Time to get my curry fix and a beer !
ThanksBryan, I’m so pleased that you enjoyed it.
Cheers, mine‘s Stella.
Regards, Charlie.
@@ChadwickModelRailway As it happens, Stella is exactly what I’m having ! Cheers mate !
Hi Charlie. Another great video. Many thanks. I have been watching your videos for a long time, but this is the first time I've made any comment. I would love some instructional videos on airbrushing. Even better would be an airbrushing course if you ever fancy running one. Thanks again for your videos. Pete
Thanks, Pete, my airbrush skills are not good enough to teach. But I shall bear it in mind. Regards, Charlie.
Another to class video Charlie. As usual terrific advice including track cleaning and removal of different boarded areas. One thing that I might suggest and apologies as I'm sure you've already considered it, a loco drawn track cleaner in a wagon as you mention the helix will at some point be difficult to maintain once covered. Using a couple of small wagons pushed by a loco with mild cleaning pads underneath sounds simple but could prove a challenge in practice so floating articulated pads dropped between the axles from the small cleaner wagons would be needed. Now you may ask, why have the loco pushing the 'cleaners', well the loco would likely run better on cleaner track where pulling it might get stuck on the dirty track. Anyway enough of my ramblings. Another top job Charlie. I don't even have a layout plan yet but I'm learning so much from your videos but my layout ideas ae starting to gel.
You make an excellent point Antony. I do use a loco drawn vacuum cleaner, and a loco drawn pad cleaner. Regards, Charlie.
Yeah that sounds a very Richard thing to do. Such a nice fella 🙂 There were some excellent layouts on show at Birmingham, including some highly creative and quirky ones. Did you see the branchline set in the main square of a wee town in a corner of Provincial France with lots of fantastic scratch-built structures and rolling stock? There really some utter belters on show 😎
Also managed to get a second-hand-only-taken-out-the-box-about-twice Bachmann Class 37 in green with split head codes boxes for 90 quid as well as a similarly good-as-new A2 Pacific for 95. Could not believe my luck! 👍🍻
Great job they did on those wagons, you have your work cut out as it is so gawd knows when you’ll find time for that, Charlie! 😂🤷
Cheers, have a great weekend mate 🍻👍 🍀
Thanks Tim, I’m so pleased you enjoyed the show as well. Regards, Charlie.
Hi Charlie, Some airbrushing and weathering technique Videos would be very much appreciated, look forward to the next instalment.
Thanks mate, I’m on the case. Regards, Charlie.
Yes please on the airbrush videos
And I shall dust off the airbrush box of gear. Regards, Charlie.
Hi again. I forgot to say "yes please" to the airbrush demo. I'm in the market for one right now, so it would be very timely.
Thanks Stephen, I’m on the case. Regards Charlie?
I've done a little airbrusing, would always like to learn more basic hints and tips. One thing I think could be good is to go over, how to do it cheap and also, how not to over do it. Seen a few second hand models where people have gone a bit OTT with the old paints which might be why they sell them off.
I think you’re right, Dave, its always a difficult technique. Regards, Charlie.
deffo need to see you doing the airbrushing, learning myself so all help appreciated
Rest assured Les, I’m on the case. Regards, Charlie.
Hi Charlie, great video as usual. One point I would like to bring up, is the suggestion that a block impregnated with aluminium oxide won't scratch the track is highly questionable. The abrasive surface of sandpaper and wet and dry is.... You guessed it, aluminium oxide. The coating on Tungsten Carbide metal cutting tools is..... You guessed again, aluminium oxide to give higher durability.
I for one don't believe your block would be less detrimental to the surface of your track than a peco track cleaning rubber.
You’re not the 1st to mention this Alex, however I think it is so granular that it is more of a polishing tool. Regards, Charlie.
Great video as normal Charlie, about the weathering, when I saw them some you could not tell that black others like mildly rust and black but two looked brand new. So all different.
Thanks Carlton, that’s the plan, all a little individual. Regards, Charlie.
Great video as always Charlie. I would definitely be interested in airbrush and weathering videos.
ps. "That brings us full circle, back to the helix" I see what you did there! 😂
Thanks mate, I shall dust off the airbrush. Regards, Charlie.
Charlie,You must enjoy having a time with your friends using your layout. I fly my RC planes on Tuesday and enjoy the flying especially the cuppa and biscuits and fixing the world 😊.
Thanks Charlie
Des
Thanks Des, it’s so rewarding to share progress with friends.
Regards, Charlie.
Hi Charlie, enjoyed the video, glad to see you are still quite nimble. That aside, I have one of those DCC Concepts track rubbers and it is brilliant. Cheers Greg
Thanks Greg, I never knew that they existed. Regards, Charlie.
Great update Charlie, I’d love to see some videos on using an airbrush and weathering
That’s great news, I shall dust it off. Regards, Charlie.
Would love you to do a video on airbrushing those wagons. 😊 👍
I’m on the case, Pete. Regards, Charlie.
Hi Charlie. Airbrushing: Yeah, go for it!
Thanks, Paul, I’m on the case. Regards, Charlie.
Great update Charlie, can you please do the airbrush and weathering techniques video?
Certainly Stephen, I’m on the case. Regards, Charlie.
Great video. Love the mineral wagons. TMC has done of lot of weathering for me but 8 need to learn how to do it myself.
Then we shall learn together, mate. Regards, Charlie.
Thumbs up! and for air bushing videos
Thanks, Paul , I’m on the case. Regards, Charlie.
Another absorbing episode of the Chadwick and Charlie Laugh In. You really do make your videos so good to watch but with lots of good and relevant information and tips to keep all of us up to speed. The weathered wagons certainly look fantastic and a good addition to the layout. So much has changed in the last few months and look forward to seeing your findings with the helix. Keep well Charlie and regards to Mrs B. All the best, Kevin
Thanks, Kevin, such a heartwarming comment. Regards, Charlie.
Hi Charlie,Yet again another OUTSTANDING Update video from you Charlie,I really did Enjoy this update..!,Lots of great Advice & Useful tips again...!, tht I'll be PUTTING INTO PRACTICE,& having just got a Airbrush..!,& As I am NEW to Airbrushing...!,YES it would be Wonderful for you to do a couple of video's ( If Possible ) on Airbrushing Techniques,Tips ,& Advice..!
I Will Be Looking Forward To Your Next Installment,like I do very Fortnight....!
Thanks Steve, that’s very kind of you to say so. Regards, Charlie.
Another great video Charlie. A big yes from me for airbrushing video.
Then I shall dust it off John. Regards, Charlie.
A few airbrushing videos would be great, tried it a few years ago with minor success. Something that put me off was the setup up and cleaning of the airbrush itself, so any help there would be great. Love the videos.
Rest assured Mike, I’m sure we’ll learn together. Regards, Charlie.
Great round up video Charlie, I for one would love to see your airbrush weathering skills I remember seeing you use a airbrush to weathering your track in some early videos, I wouldn’t mind seeing your kit construction skills as well sometime - would you ever have space for a turntable on your layout and maybe a roundhouse ? They don’t fit on everyone’s layout but just a suggestion 👍
So pleased that you found the video interesting Andries. Sadly, I have no space for a turntable or a roundhouse, but the airbrushing is on. Regards, Charlie.
i would love to see an airbrush weathering video! also a side note, it’s so cool to see this project get as far as it has. you’re very fortunate to have the resources to do it! looking forward to future content.
Thanks mate, it’s great to have you on board. Regards, Charlie.
Great video yet again Chas , can't wait to see the airbrushing
Thanks, John, I shall dust off the gear. Regards, Charlie.
Hi Charlie, great videos once again. I would be interested in how you go about weathering, I have quite a lot to do - all in good time.
All the best
Glen
Thanks, Glenn, I’m sure we’ll learn together. Regards, Charlie.
I've watched most of your recent videos and this is the first time your wife has popped up ;-)
Rest assured Rob, it’s not Margaret’s first interruption.
Regards, Charlie
sure it won't be the last 🙂@@ChadwickModelRailway
Great update! I can always get more advice on air brushing! Have a great week! ~Maarten
Thanks MMS, I’m on the case. Regards, Charlie.
Fantastic video again mate. I see your really determined to get your 100K.Minture clones of yourself to take over YT LOL. Give your good lady a Station Masters hat & get her on camera to direct the works LOL. You hope both have a lovely weekend. Take care mate :)
Thanks, Nigel, I’m so pleased that you enjoyed the video. Regards, Charlie.
Yes Charlie a couple of videos on airbrush would be good.
I’m onto HJ. Regards, Charlie.
Yes to air brush and weathering.
I love your exit with a video here and here.
Thanks Leslie, I’m so pleased you enjoy the channel. Regards, Charlie.
I'm trusting you on that track rubber Charlie, I've just bought one. 🧐 Your videos are making me spend money again. 😅
Rest assured, you will be a satisfied customer. Regards, Charlie.
Excellent video as always Charlie.. Air brushing tutorials would be most welcome.....
Thanks, Graham, I’m on the case. Regards, Charlie.
Charlie
A bit late for this comment but better late etc.
Your comment about having a pool ball to test track for level struck a chord with me. I am an architect and still working at 75 but I still have a large marble in my desk which I take out on the odd survey that I do. My dad was also an architect and it is a trick that he taught me. Not sure that floor was level? Put the marble down and see what happens. Pool ball - marble, it's the same thing.
Love your videos. You think like I think - so there are least two of us in the world, which at least gives me some comfort!
Thanks Robert, that’s very kind of you to say so. Stay safe,regards Charlie.