Always great watching someone who knows what they're doing. OO9 has really moved on - and the 3D printing industry is British manufacturing - even for part-time / small scale / gig-economy call it what you will it's great to see something kicking off. They do need channels like yours to give people an idea of how to start though - the RTR OO people don't seem to weather anything, though they do try scenery.
Thank you very much! I'm not really sure I know what I'm doing, but I give it a go and muddle through somehow! Part of my motivation behind doing modelling videos on the channel was to show that kits don't need to be feared for the average modeller, and aren't just for the super talented. And yes, the home 3D printing revolution has led to some great stuff being made, so it's nice to have a platform on which to help spread the word on items that might otherwise get overlooked
Thanks for a very useful and interesting video. I hadn't come across Inoxion Models before and having seen your video I see that they have a large range. Many thanks.
Thank, glad it was helpful. Inoxion only started rolling stock kits a few months ago but I'd not seen or heard much talk about them, so thought it might be a good idea to give some of them a try and report back!
Thank you very much! I think the paint job does look the part for use in a Pway/works train, but maybe not so much added to a preservation era passenger train!
Always great watching someone who knows what they're doing.
OO9 has really moved on - and the 3D printing industry is British manufacturing - even for part-time / small scale / gig-economy call it what you will it's great to see something kicking off.
They do need channels like yours to give people an idea of how to start though - the RTR OO people don't seem to weather anything, though they do try scenery.
Thank you very much! I'm not really sure I know what I'm doing, but I give it a go and muddle through somehow!
Part of my motivation behind doing modelling videos on the channel was to show that kits don't need to be feared for the average modeller, and aren't just for the super talented.
And yes, the home 3D printing revolution has led to some great stuff being made, so it's nice to have a platform on which to help spread the word on items that might otherwise get overlooked
Thanks for a very useful and interesting video. I hadn't come across Inoxion Models before and having seen your video I see that they have a large range. Many thanks.
Thank, glad it was helpful. Inoxion only started rolling stock kits a few months ago but I'd not seen or heard much talk about them, so thought it might be a good idea to give some of them a try and report back!
Great work as always! In my opinion ai think the paintjob as is suits it perfectly. May need to add one or two of these to my upcoming railway.
Thank you very much! I think the paint job does look the part for use in a Pway/works train, but maybe not so much added to a preservation era passenger train!
A very realistic kit!
Thanks, I think it's really well designed and it was a pleasure to build!