Well you made light work of that part of the build and even plasted the walls with pictures and sills under the windows and somewhere to sit while the trains go bye. The train spotters are biting their nails. They have their books and pencils at the ready. Just waiting for the green light. Martin. (Thailand)
Good morning Martin, thank you for commenting. 26 minutes is a long time to wait at a Red light. the engine crew where not very happy. but hey that's just another story here at the north eastern. take care my friend. Tony.
Hi Tony as you say itsxall in the detail, and my do you do detail my friend. It amazes me how you come up with ideas and techniques to create them as well. Very entertaining and inspiring as always. Keep up the great work, always appreciated by your subscribers.
Hello Steve, it always surprises me on how many followers have stuck we us throughout this series. as its been very slow as you know. but yes i do hope people take inspiration from what i do and have a go themselves. take care. until next time cheer's Tony.
Thank you kindly. i do like to see what i can make out of odds and ends, and not only that it save you a tiny bit of money. many thanks again for commenting. all the best Tony.
Another great video! Like you, I also enjoy doing building interiors. I made my own wallpaper, using paper and color pencils. Made my walls with balsa wood using wood stains from my dad's garage. I made my buildings with removable roofs and ceilings so one can view the interior. Nearly all my builds are 50 years old. Though I no longer have the layout but still have most the buildings. When I see your builds it takes me back 50 years. Bill and Janet from California
Thank you David. i do seem to have a knack for this sort of thing. but i think anyone can have a go if they used there imagination. take care buddy Tony.
Hi Tony, such a variety of parts here, love seeing the ingenuity behind the simple ideas to recreate the internal detail. Extremely creative too. How spoilt the punters are with all the paintings etc! Those were the days when the railways made good money. Great stuff, all the best Celia and Stephen
Good morning Stephen & Celia. thank you for commenting. absolutely little details makes the character of the building what ever the building may be. take care my friends and have a great weekend. Tony & Laura.
i still watch your channel Tony in awe of your model railway skill and attention to detail which is second to none..what more can i say,. amazing all the best,dave😊
Hello Dave & Bachman boys. thank you for your kind words. we both are very talented in our own ways. we do like our little details even if we can not see them. take care my friend. Tony.
Glad you enjoyed it, its been fun sharing these video's. if only they inspire others to have a go...many thanks for commenting Rick. cheer's for now Tony.
Glad you enjoyed the video Roy. i am always looking for something new to make. Towel dispensers. i only wish i had thought of it sooner. take care for now Tony.
Hi Tony super Building as always. So much thought and details all over the building. Thank you for sharing the building construction with us. Best wishes Richard Canterbury
Good morning Richard of Canterbury. thank you for commenting. the great thing i like about all these little details 80% of the time we can not see them. but we know they are there. have a enjoyable weekend. cheer's for now Tony.
Thank you John very much appreciated. still there is more to do before the before the buildings are completely finished. The next stage is making all the little furniture. thanks again Tony.
Love a Friday night with a video from Tony! I noticed that lovely fireplace in the waiting room and got to wondering if you've made any of them have a flame effect with a flickering LED? I'm thinking they could easily be sourced from those acritical tea light candles. Amazing show of skills and an eye for all the details as usual Tony, can't believe you've made paper towel dispensers to scale, simply awesome what you think of to take it to the next level.
Good morning 4468. the porters room has a flickering LED fitted into the fire place. which we have not seen lit up yet as the power has to be connected from the main building. so hopefully we shall that fire glowing in the next few weeks. thanks again for commenting, and your kind words of supprot. cheer's Tony.
Fabulous Tony, your level of ingenuity and attention to detail never fails to astound me. I’m going on Holiday tomorrow, however may find some time to send you another update via Facebook. All the best `Ross
Good morning Ken. Very true at the moment. the rooms are empty. but that will be the next Phase of this build, is to make all the furniture. until then my friend. cheer's for now Tony.
Good morning Charlie. i have had the railcar for a while now. but it very rarely gets a run out. i do love messing around with odds bits and pieces. thanks again for commenting. take care Tony.
Thank YOU, Tony. Another brilliant video. Really impressed with the interiors. I'm looking forward to the next stage. ( rooves?) Have a great weekend. Peter
Dear Tony, beautiful is the word! Love the way you built the towel dispensers for the ladies. A marvelous idea to make such a dispenser, just some pieces of card and a sliver of kitchen towel does the job. Well, I would say that these demand for the other version to be modeled too. You’ll know, the ones with the pull out towel, which automatically rolls up again. Beautiful how the sinks are made and placed on a separate spatter board. Love the mirrors too. Just a question on those, did you use aluminum foil or tape? For me the tape works much better, before mounting it, it can be easily straightened and made flat with a small brayer. Whilst mounting the tape can also be more easily adjusted to the surface it is mounted on. Even think it should be possible to create a faceted mirror with the aluminum tape. Simply awesome how you did the ticket stamp machines. Remember those you made for the South Shields station. Kinda funny that Sid now has the newer model. On the lights, like I said before, love the way the different interiors add to the lighting aspect and further enhance the character of the building. Very cool what you said last week in your reply, on the way you consider the Tyne Dock station part of the back drop. Can’t agree more, definitely with the mainlines just behind it and the open sky of the harbor front right behind the station. Am wondering if you have any photographs of the views into the harbor over the tracks? Might be interesting to add some harbor lights and possibly N scale, or even Z scale details, like some kind of light tower just in front of the backdrop. Humbly think that would further enhance the backdrop effect of the Tyne Dock station as you’ve mentioned! Cheerio
Good morning Vincent. I like your idea of the back drop to include some lights just to add some depth beyond Tyne Dock Station. maybe a couple of flashing white LEDS for the light houses would do the trick. we are always continuing to develop how we look at ways to make components for the railway. and the ticket machines is just one of them. anyway we have a delivery of furniture due this week. many thanks for commenting my friend. Cheerio Tony.
Hi Stephen, i am not sure when the roller towels came in. but the same principal can be used for making those as the ones made in the video. 3 pieces of 1mm card with the paper sandwiched between the middle card. thanks again for commenting. stay safe Tony.
Hello Mr t I hope you and mrs t are doing ok. They some great touches here love the wall paper and George Stephenson pic. Only my opinion i feel it needs a frame around it. Only my opinion Nice seeing some pre grouping locos run. Fantastic video over all. Keep safe ARP
The opening sequence with the railcar was nice. Another use for those 230v plug protecters and how did you think to come up with towel dispensers, mate? I'm sure you haven't overlooked seating in the waiting room either. Arthur
Hello Arthur. as you know my friend, i do like to add a few minutes of running trains just to break up the video. so that its not about the station build. i think that's always part of the fun. i am always thinking about ways of how can i can build this or that. take care and stay safe. Tony.
Hello and thankyou for commenting. and a very good point you have made. mind you the floor is not fitted yet. so there is always time to add a basket/bin. have a great weekend, all the best Tony.
Good morning Robert. thank you for commenting. you have guessed right. that is the next phase to make all the furniture for all the rooms. once that is done then i can fit the floors. you see its all happening. take care my friend....cheerio's Tony.
Hello Tez. i only remember the station as very small lad. getting on the train to see my gran who was in Newcastle at the time. it was cold and damp and i remember the DMU head lamps being so bright as they came towards the platform. and the sights and sounds at Newcastle central station was the highlight of the evening October 1971. i was only 5 at the time. i think that was the only time i stood on the old station platform. mostly we would get the train from shields. thanks again for commenting. take care Tony.
I am inclined to think that some of the gents will be to interested in football and pints of beer, to be worried about if there are hand towels. But on the other hand I am sure that Sid does not want to incure any complains, be they from Mr Whats is name, probably about the grouting, or the milkman caught short. I am sure Sid will be pleased with the end result of the project, and Two Thum Bob, will be happy about the overtime, to get the job done. I expect it will pay for Quite A few CAMRA Trips to different berries and Tap Rooms, to sample local tiples with the lads. Personally I love the level of detail that Mr Easton has put into the work, and I may well consider taking a train up from the Midlands from Birmingham to Tyne Dock, to have a look. i just hope that I do not have to encounter that dear lady by the name of Mrs Simms, trying to peddle her home grown onions, on the train. But I am sure that she means no harm.
Super detail Tony...You're right, it all adds up.
Thank you Andy. take care buddy.......all the best Tony
You are a true model maker Tony the smallest detail is no problem for you top drawer mate thank you. All the best Colin from Mossend railway oo
Thank you Colin for your kind words. if it can be done then i will build it. have a great weekend. cheer's Tony.
Another addition to your quality layout that is The North Eastern.. Good to see trains moving again…all the best..Chris n Jules
Glad you enjoyed it Chris, Its about time for trains to work the rails. have a great weekend my friend. cheer's Tony & Laura.
EXCELLENT TONY SIR ❤👍👏🥇❤
Thank you Leo. we all have the imagination to create these things. thank you for your comment. take care Tony.
Well you made light work of that part of the build and even plasted the walls with pictures and sills under the windows and somewhere to sit while the trains go bye. The train spotters are biting their nails. They have their books and pencils at the ready. Just waiting for the green light. Martin. (Thailand)
Good morning Martin, thank you for commenting. 26 minutes is a long time to wait at a Red light. the engine crew where not very happy. but hey that's just another story here at the north eastern. take care my friend. Tony.
Hi Tony as you say itsxall in the detail, and my do you do detail my friend. It amazes me how you come up with ideas and techniques to create them as well. Very entertaining and inspiring as always. Keep up the great work, always appreciated by your subscribers.
Hello Steve, it always surprises me on how many followers have stuck we us throughout this series. as its been very slow as you know. but yes i do hope people take inspiration from what i do and have a go themselves. take care. until next time cheer's Tony.
The towel dispensers, so simple but so effective , great modelling
Thank you! Cheers! Colin. little things mean a lot as they say. take care buddy. Tony.
Nicely executed as always Tony. You have become quite the master builder mate.
Thank you kindly. i do like to see what i can make out of odds and ends, and not only that it save you a tiny bit of money. many thanks again for commenting. all the best Tony.
Another masterpiece, have a great weekend Tony.
Thank you. its been a pleasure to share my exploits this week. cheer's for now and stay safe, Tony.
Another great video! Like you, I also enjoy doing building interiors. I made my own wallpaper, using paper and color pencils. Made my walls with balsa wood using wood stains from my dad's garage. I made my buildings with removable roofs and ceilings so one can view the interior. Nearly all my builds are 50 years old. Though I no longer have the layout but still have most the buildings. When I see your builds it takes me back 50 years. Bill and Janet from California
That's a great idea for making wallpaper. i may borrow that one. stay safe. all the best Tony.
As always, great spending time with a craftsman. Cheers Tony! Dave
Good afternoon David. thank you for your kind words...stay safe Tony.
Jiminy Bloody Cricket Tony,your ingenuity knows no bounds,totally enthralling 🙂
Thank you David. i do seem to have a knack for this sort of thing. but i think anyone can have a go if they used there imagination. take care buddy Tony.
Hi Tony, such a variety of parts here, love seeing the ingenuity behind the simple ideas to recreate the internal detail. Extremely creative too. How spoilt the punters are with all the paintings etc! Those were the days when the railways made good money. Great stuff, all the best Celia and Stephen
Good morning Stephen & Celia. thank you for commenting. absolutely little details makes the character of the building what ever the building may be. take care my friends and have a great weekend. Tony & Laura.
i still watch your channel Tony in awe of your model railway skill and attention to detail which is second to none..what more can i say,. amazing all the best,dave😊
Hello Dave & Bachman boys. thank you for your kind words. we both are very talented in our own ways. we do like our little details even if we can not see them. take care my friend. Tony.
Nice work, and a very enjoyable watch as usual. Thanks for keeping us up to date Tony……I think Derick must have lost the shovel!😅
Glad you enjoyed it, its been fun sharing these video's. if only they inspire others to have a go...many thanks for commenting Rick. cheer's for now Tony.
Another wonderful video Tony. Those towel dispensers were amazing. Great progress. Look forward to seeing your next update. Roy.
Glad you enjoyed the video Roy. i am always looking for something new to make. Towel dispensers. i only wish i had thought of it sooner. take care for now Tony.
Hi Tony super Building as always. So much thought and details all over the building. Thank you for sharing the building construction with us. Best wishes Richard Canterbury
Good morning Richard of Canterbury. thank you for commenting. the great thing i like about all these little details 80% of the time we can not see them. but we know they are there. have a enjoyable weekend. cheer's for now Tony.
As always, the attention to detail is beyond extraordinary. Even the piping on the sinks is just so amazing! Bravo again, Tony!
Wow, thank you! Anthony. the thing is anyone can do this detailing with a bit of imagination. take care buddy. Tony.
I’ve run out of superlatives for your amazing work, what else can I say. Best regards Doug W.
Good morning Doug. your to kind sir with your comment. thank for stopping by. take care my friend. Tony.
Such lovely work Tony it all comes together ever so nicely! Rgds, Joachim
Glad you like it Joachim. slowly but surely will get there. all the best Tony.
Another `floor` nearer to finishing build on Tyne Dock station Tony, thanks for sharing regards Barry.👍
Good morning Barry. very true we are getting closer to the end but we still have a long ay to go. many thanks again for your comments. stay safe Tony.
The buildings are looking absolutely brilliant, Tony looking forward to the next installment, all the best to you and your family.
Thank you John very much appreciated. still there is more to do before the before the buildings are completely finished. The next stage is making all the little furniture. thanks again Tony.
Love a Friday night with a video from Tony! I noticed that lovely fireplace in the waiting room and got to wondering if you've made any of them have a flame effect with a flickering LED? I'm thinking they could easily be sourced from those acritical tea light candles.
Amazing show of skills and an eye for all the details as usual Tony, can't believe you've made paper towel dispensers to scale, simply awesome what you think of to take it to the next level.
Good morning 4468. the porters room has a flickering LED fitted into the fire place. which we have not seen lit up yet as the power has to be connected from the main building. so hopefully we shall that fire glowing in the next few weeks. thanks again for commenting, and your kind words of supprot. cheer's Tony.
Fabulous Tony, your level of ingenuity and attention to detail never fails to astound me. I’m going on Holiday tomorrow, however may find some time to send you another update via Facebook. All the best `Ross
Hello Ross. its always surprising what little bits and bobs that can be made from basic materials. many thanks my friend. cheer's for now Tony.
It's coming on nicely, Tony, but I was a bit surprised that there were no benches in the waiting room....
Good morning Ken. Very true at the moment. the rooms are empty. but that will be the next Phase of this build, is to make all the furniture. until then my friend. cheer's for now Tony.
Never seen that Railcar before, beautiful piece.
Very delicate work Tony with your ticket machines and sinks which are outstanding
Good morning Charlie. i have had the railcar for a while now. but it very rarely gets a run out. i do love messing around with odds bits and pieces. thanks again for commenting. take care Tony.
Great and very nice update Tony!!! thanks for sharing mate! Cheers Onno.
So nice of you again Onno. your very welcome. catch up again in the next one. stay safe Tony.
Thank YOU, Tony. Another brilliant video. Really impressed with the interiors.
I'm looking forward to the next stage. ( rooves?)
Have a great weekend.
Peter
Good morning Peter. just another step finished now its time to make all the furniture for the rooms. many thanks again. cheer's for now Tony.
Dear Tony, beautiful is the word! Love the way you built the towel dispensers for the ladies. A marvelous idea to make such a dispenser, just some pieces of card and a sliver of kitchen towel does the job. Well, I would say that these demand for the other version to be modeled too. You’ll know, the ones with the pull out towel, which automatically rolls up again.
Beautiful how the sinks are made and placed on a separate spatter board. Love the mirrors too. Just a question on those, did you use aluminum foil or tape? For me the tape works much better, before mounting it, it can be easily straightened and made flat with a small brayer. Whilst mounting the tape can also be more easily adjusted to the surface it is mounted on. Even think it should be possible to create a faceted mirror with the aluminum tape.
Simply awesome how you did the ticket stamp machines. Remember those you made for the South Shields station. Kinda funny that Sid now has the newer model.
On the lights, like I said before, love the way the different interiors add to the lighting aspect and further enhance the character of the building.
Very cool what you said last week in your reply, on the way you consider the Tyne Dock station part of the back drop. Can’t agree more, definitely with the mainlines just behind it and the open sky of the harbor front right behind the station. Am wondering if you have any photographs of the views into the harbor over the tracks? Might be interesting to add some harbor lights and possibly N scale, or even Z scale details, like some kind of light tower just in front of the backdrop. Humbly think that would further enhance the backdrop effect of the Tyne Dock station as you’ve mentioned! Cheerio
Good morning Vincent. I like your idea of the back drop to include some lights just to add some depth beyond Tyne Dock Station. maybe a couple of flashing white LEDS for the light houses would do the trick.
we are always continuing to develop how we look at ways to make components for the railway. and the ticket machines is just one of them. anyway we have a delivery of furniture due this week. many thanks for commenting my friend. Cheerio Tony.
Amazing details Tony. I wonder whether roller towels were used back in the day?
Hi Stephen, i am not sure when the roller towels came in. but the same principal can be used for making those as the ones made in the video. 3 pieces of 1mm card with the paper sandwiched between the middle card. thanks again for commenting. stay safe Tony.
good vlog keeop up the vlogs you do on channel thanks lee
Thanks, will do! Lee. cheer's Tony.
Hello Mr t
I hope you and mrs t are doing ok.
They some great touches here love the wall paper and George Stephenson pic.
Only my opinion i feel it needs a frame around it.
Only my opinion
Nice seeing some pre grouping locos run.
Fantastic video over all.
Keep safe ARP
Thank you kindly Adi. Take care and stay safe my friend. Tony.
The opening sequence with the railcar was nice. Another use for those 230v plug protecters and how did you think to come up with towel dispensers, mate? I'm sure you haven't overlooked seating in the waiting room either. Arthur
Hello Arthur. as you know my friend, i do like to add a few minutes of running trains just to break up the video. so that its not about the station build. i think that's always part of the fun. i am always thinking about ways of how can i can build this or that. take care and stay safe. Tony.
Hi Tony - just wondering where the Tyne Dock ladies dispose of their waste towels in the toilets????. Great build as always.
Hello and thankyou for commenting. and a very good point you have made. mind you the floor is not fitted yet. so there is always time to add a basket/bin. have a great weekend, all the best Tony.
Very nice video, likes from me
Thanks for the visit, very much appreciate your comment. all the best Tony.
Excellent build, but you left out benches in the weighting room and sids office and ticket office ?
Good morning Robert. thank you for commenting. you have guessed right. that is the next phase to make all the furniture for all the rooms. once that is done then i can fit the floors. you see its all happening. take care my friend....cheerio's Tony.
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Thumbs up Fred.....cheer's Tony.
Real world Tyne Dock looks worlds apart from your Tyne Dock Tony,in other words, yours is much better, would of loved to see it in its hayday
Hello Tez. i only remember the station as very small lad. getting on the train to see my gran who was in Newcastle at the time. it was cold and damp and i remember the DMU head lamps being so bright as they came towards the platform. and the sights and sounds at Newcastle central station was the highlight of the evening October 1971. i was only 5 at the time.
i think that was the only time i stood on the old station platform. mostly we would get the train from shields. thanks again for commenting. take care Tony.
I am inclined to think that some of the gents will be to interested in football and pints of beer, to be worried about if there are hand towels. But on the other hand I am sure that Sid does not want to incure any complains, be they from Mr Whats is name, probably about the grouting, or the milkman caught short. I am sure Sid will be pleased with the end result of the project, and Two Thum Bob, will be happy about the overtime, to get the job done. I expect it will pay for Quite A few CAMRA Trips to different berries and Tap Rooms, to sample local tiples with the lads. Personally I love the level of detail that Mr Easton has put into the work, and I may well consider taking a train up from the Midlands from Birmingham to Tyne Dock, to have a look. i just hope that I do not have to encounter that dear lady by the name of Mrs Simms, trying to peddle her home grown onions, on the train. But I am sure that she means no harm.
Many thanks again for a most enjoyable read. have a great weekend. all the best Tony.