Railway Laser Lines | Locomotive Shed Build Part 1 | Dean Park 224
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
- The model railway two lane diesel depot shed arrives at Dean Park. In this video I start the build of this stunning kit. This laser cut kit is available to order from www.railwaylaserlines.co.uk
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Do you know Dave, after watching this superb video, I've just realised why I've made such a mess of making things over the years. I'm now 72, and when I was a young child, I would go out on a Saturday afternoon and buy an Airfix Kit to make when I got home. I couldn't wait to make it and play with it over the weekend, hence the impatience to have it ready to play with. This has influenced me all my life, and looking at the way you take your time checking everything fits, before you apply Glue, explains why everything you build, works from the word go. So at this late time in my life, it's a lesson that I'm delighted to have learnt and will apply to the best of my ability when I next build something on my layout. Patience is a must, and I have several friends who build miniature Steam Traction Engines that have taken 15 years or more to build, so as the old saying goes Dave, 'You're never too old to learn'...Thanks as always....Bob
Robert Masterman Thanks Bob. While I’m keen to get things completed at in place on the layout I know that if I rush it I’ll not be happy with it. It’s going to be in situ in the layout for a good while so it has to be right first time.
Why finish a project today, when you can continue it tomorrow and make a better job of it... that’s my mentality when approaching these big projects.
As always Bob, it’s a pleasure to hear from you.
Dave
Thanks Dave, an inspiration to all...Regards...Bob
Very impresiive kit and construction techniques. Thanks for sharing Dave. Cheers, Bob
Love these laser cut kits (and the bonfire smell when you open the box!). Great tutorial Dave - the dry fitting advice is especially welcome. Looking forward to part 2.
davie maclean yeah I love the smell lol
looks good already.
Fair play Dave. You’ve made glueing a shed together entertaining.
Hal Apenyo haha... I try to make it easy and enjoyable to watch, even if it’s not exciting lol
Crikey Dave....your model making skills still just blow me away!👍😎🇦🇺
Stephen Wratten Thanks Stephen :-) you’re too kind. Glad you enjoy watching me build my projects
Cheers
Dave
That looks amazing =D cannot wait to see the kit fully complete.
Cheers mate. its a beauty. It will look stunning in the depot...hopefully lol.. Dave
What a nice piece of kit. Already looks the part! Appears straight forward with you showing us on the video. Well done. Brilliant as always Dave :-) Iain
Hi Iain, it is a great kit to build. If you plan and take your time its really good fun. Dave
@@DeanPark I sure will follow that good advice. Thank you
That's a good looking kit, and well designed too.
It's also nice to see a depot building that isn't the usual Bachmann resin one, or the Hornby/Peco depot buildings used 'again'.
This kit looks a lot like the one formerly found at Buxton.
I think my only criticism of this kit is that only one side has glazing on it. Not only is that exceptionally rare, but it means of someone decided to scrap a layout and rebuild, they could only re-use this depot building pointing in one direction.
However, it may be that the company will allow you to costomise your model by cutting you a second glazed side.
UK Diesel and Electric Railway Modelling I’m sure knowing Steve of laser lines he could sort something out and adapt the kit to suit (for a cost!) as it would take longer to produce a shed with extra parts and cut outs.
Nice job assembling, so important to take your time and get the job right, excellent painting tutorial some great tips with painting brick work. Looking forward to part 2 Andy
An impressive kit.
D827 Kelly it is a stunning kit. See part two where I complete it.
I watched it a little after commenting. Came up a treat.
Such lovely work, thank you David! Joachim
JPoulAndersson hi, thank you for stopping by and watching :-)
Great video Dave - although it's odd watching someone else doing something I've been doing all day! It's a wonderful kit that's going to look the business on your layout, and hopefully mine too!!! Also like to add how good Steve's customer service has been!
Hi, thanks. Steve's been great with me, I have pointed out a few things with the kit that could be developed, added etc and you'll see in part two some of those ideas. You liking your kit?
That's a fantastic kit makes me want to change the bachmann one out that i have excellent video Dave :).
cheers. Still working on the kit now, but it is impressive. Dave
Hi Dave, looking good, love your meticulous approach to putting the kit together. Very interested to see the next part of the build. Cheers Greg
Greg Hale hi Greg, glad you like it. The kit looks great. :-) Dave
Nice vid! Always great to see some quality modelmaking (kit or scratch). Looking forward to the next update.
bartoncessna1 hi thanks. I’m pushing ahead with my kits and scratch builds, I hope to update everyone in mid September.
Very nice looking shed kit there Dave.
Cheers. Its a stunning peice of laser cut design. Dave
Looks fantastic Dave 👍🏻 Your becoming really good at tutorials 😄 I love watching your how to videos as been with your from the very start of dean park 🤣 Well done again Dave. All the very best from Stevie 😎
TheDaf95xf hi, thanks. Glad you enjoyed it and hopefully found it easy to follow. Some would rush through a kit if this size and make basic errors. However I find taking your time and planning out the order of things gives me an easier build. Thanks for watching and for your support of my channel. Cheers. Dave
Excellent kit Dave, look forward to part 2....................John.
John Carvil cheers John
Another great video, bet richard from everard junction is cursing after spending months building his good looking shed, and yourself building one in a lot less time lol.
Keep up the good work, can't wait to see it when its finished
haha! his shed is good, esp with the brass trusses. But this kit I am doing is really impressing me. Dave
That’s s nice shed. You always make a lot of good points along the way. Always informative and interesting. This is your first “ new” video since your summer break, right? This reason I ask is, I don’t recall you finishing the office build. I will have to delve into your archives and locate it. Okay as you say, cheers right now.
Hi, I did a depot upate about two weeks ago where I show off the finished office (exterior). Interior of the office is being fitted out now and will be completely finished during September. Cheers. Dave
Great video it looks quite nice will have to try it one day
Cheers. Its enjoyable to build, which is part of the fun. Cheers. Dave
Hi dave
Fantastic card kit and very simple to put together.
I heard you say at the end about fixing the outer walls to the kit by using pva glue.
With my card kits I use hobby crafts extra tacky glue it's a stronger version of pva might be something you can look into.
Peter from birmingham
southway1943 I am going to use this form of pva to fix the roof as due to its length and thin construction using normal pva will take too long to ‘bite’.
Great...
Brilliant Video so much information, where did you get your York magnetic mates from they look so easy to use. I cant wait for part 2 keep the videos coming dave
Thanks for the tutorial Dave on the techniques on how to glue. Believe me when I say it was a revelation and eye opener because I was always afraid the glue would lose its effectiveness when added to an external surface like your paper. So with cocktail stick and paper, I will try using this next time I make a kit. Also, there are too many adverts on your Video channel. I can only agree with another person's observation "... more adverts than STV." Out of jnterest what is the length, width and height of your shed because I am about to do a scratch buìld of one which is 250 ft by 60 ft scaled down to OO it will be 1000mm by 240m. Thanks, Mike (from Perth)
Gartsherrie Junction I’m looking into the amount of ads... they seem to have started popping up everywhere! :-(
Gartsherrie Junction shed 600 by 180
Looks nice! I skipped the middle of the video as it's only really of use if someone has the kit themselves. Looks very good, it'll be nice to see complete. Is there a single track version?
I like Transport cheers. Yeah it’s a help guide to those building it. Not a single road one available yet!... it’ll come though surely.
@@DeanPark I hope so!
Morning Dave excellent video as per usual
Good tip with the cocktail stick and glue saves it going every where and re painting would you say the rocket glue is the best? I have a few plastic kits to do during the winter months cheers
David Maguire I use Roket rapid for glueing anything and for plastic kits I like deluxe plastic magic.
I’ve heard the old timers say that only painting one side of a board will make it warp further down the line. Does the brick sheet count as paint? This looks like a really good kit. If my Hornby shed bash doesn’t work out, I’ll keep this one in mind.
Tom Lee Hi, it’s unlikely to warp as the trusses and internal framed will keep it rigid. All exposed surfaces are sealed with layers of paint.mdf will warp is unsealed.
The base, once in place with also keep the structure rigid.
Once again I'm highly impressed by your ability to create such fine models from kits, but at £139.99 for this kit my own lack of ability precludes the investment. I shall continue to watch development of this and all the other elements on Dean Park Station.
Alec Ralph hi it’s not cheap, but it’s a sizeable kit. :-)
I just got my first laser cut kit. Not a huge building just a Peco highland signal box. Your gluing method will be tried out on it. I have always used glue direct from the bottle or tube. As others say Toooo many adds in this upload including 2 I could not skip Grrrr
cedarcam hi thanks. Try it.. it’s easier to control the flow of glue.
Yes, sorry about the bloody adverts. I’ll have to check the settings and if I can I’ll turn the ads mid way through off. No idea where these little ones have come from
It sure looks a better way than I have used all the years Ah well as they say Never too old to learn something new. As for the adds they seem to of increased on many uploads in the last few weeks. Gets really annoying seeing the same one over and over LOL
Привет. Мастерство. Но очень затянуто.
140 quid for a few pieces of cardboard 😂
It’s mdf thats been laser cut. Only a few pieces are not MDF.