I haven't seen too many limited size layouts. Your layout is truly impressive. The attention to detail is spot on. From the weathering and realistic landscaping to the backdrop which blends in well. Good job!
I enjoyed the switching video. You did a great job on your background structures and weathering them. I especially like the light blue structure in the corner. The piles of melting snow are a great touch. Your layout proves you don't need a large layout to have a great ops session. Keep up the good work.-Tom
Thanks for the comment Thomas! I have taken a lot of inspiration from your layout. You do amazing work! Also enjoyed your episode on A Modeler’s Life podcast.
Hi John, I am honored to hear I have inspired you with your layout. You have done an outstanding job working with the space you have. It was very smart to select one industry and make that the focus of your layout. Please contact me at tklimoski@gmail.com and I'll discuss a few options you can consider for switch lists for your layout. I use a simple excel spread sheet format for my switch lists that you could easily modify for your operation. Thanks for listening to my AML pod cast episode, if I knew there were going to be so many questions on how many articles and videos I did I would have studied! ;) -Tom
Remarkable detail. Realistic speed of switching out the rail cars. Nice timing in your starting/stopping procedures. This is model railroading at its best!
Expansion without new benchmark? Universal Paper (now Saddle Creek Logistics) in Florence Township, NJ., used to have two parallel tracks for their docks. They would put ramps between boxcars to access the outside cars from the docks. Wondering if you have room for your tan building. Greatly enjoy your videos!
Hi John, our good friend Roy Smith of Panama suggested coming over to your channel and view what you have done. Really impressive and realistic. Already, I can see some things you have done in the scenery department that will work for me on my N Scale layout. Thanks, John and Thanks to Roy for recommending your channel. Dean from Minnesota
Nice detal on your model shelf train layout looks real gr8 stuff I've made my own self model train layout in my shed out side it's over 2 meters long 400 millimeters wide end to end my modle trains are kiwi rail locos rolling stock is s scale made here in New zealand cheers bruce from blenheim southland new zealand
awesome op session John... i know that after i make a move i always say "i could have done that another way" so we learn for the next time... KUTGW & thx for sharing...vinny/cuz
Hands clapping well done. Maybe in your next video you might move some vehicles around. UPS would have never been there that long. Otherwise well done.
Very, very nicely done and presented! Your track plan and structure layout is very effective, and your modeling work, sound, switching speeds and overall realism are GREAT! You can have a ton of enjoyment in your limited space. This should inspire modelers with similar limitations to do a similar project. Well done!
Thanks Drake! I found that being limited to a compressed space forced me to focus on detail since there wasn't much of a layout. I am very much enjoying the hobby. Thanks again for the kind words.
Maybe for retirement or if I can win the lottery or become a recipient of fortune I would certainly move in this direction of model trains as I grew up with a rail line when I lived with my parent's that was right behind the house. It's amazing how authentically model rail cars are made today even with rotating bearings. When I was a kid that's what was always the first thing that made model trains and manifest freight cars still that lesser than the reality of life sized trains - no rotating bearings and bearings that looked nothing like the life sized trains here in America. Your layout is exemplary and beckons a place I would like to park my truck next to and observe rail action switching so to speak.
Really well done, John - across the board! Your structures are very realistic, the scenery is very well executed. The lighting is great. This is a very nice layout! I'm doing a 2x8, and you've given me tons of ideas and inspiration. Thanks for sharing!
Great job, yes you could have saved some moves, but learning is part of the fun. Good speed, sound and super modeling, I just found your site and will be watching. Old man in OR
Man..if I had the time, space, and money I 110% would work on a HO scale layout, switching of course. Hopefully one day, though I doubt I'll be able to with how expensive everything is. Great layout man, you must be extremely proud of it. Looking forward to the next upload.
Thank you! The small space I had available really forced me to focus on one area and to think simple is better. This will be a major element in my next larger layout which will be announced soon.
Hello again. I forgot to mention it in my last post, but make sure you put a blue flag on the engine tie up track. That way, the service employees are protected against any train movement.while servicing the engine. You might want to add a flashing blue LED if you're fueling/sanding at night. Regards, Tom
I love that mack dump where you buy that?? Great shelf layout by the way,.. Joe I did some old school fire trucks my layout is 70-89's did some pickup trucks with lights but wired them
Amazing !!!!! Nice and realistic moves. I enjoyed the conductor acting his role. Could you show us a drone view of your layout for understanding the general plan ??? Thanks you very much from Argentina.
Thank You! In some of my newer videos i show some better overview shots. I am currently expanding this layout so I will be showing more of the basic bench work and track plan.
@@RailserveJohn Thank you so much. I will follow you trough my subscription. Regarding my loved conductor: How you fix him with no damage to the ladders or handrails?? Thanks again. Hugo
Very, very well done. Love the weathering, the track speed, the sound level. And best of all its not a layout where the train runs in circles at 98 miles per hour. Thanks for sharing and being prototypical. Are you planning on modeling other RSSX locomotives so that it looks like they're being transferred to another industry or just going to the home shop for repairs?
Thanks Bradley. I appreciate the comment. I have recently finished another SW1200 that I made a few videos on. It came out better than the first. I also have a Railserve GP7 that isn’t completely finished yet. I believe it is shown in one of my early videos. I plan on swapping them out occasionally.
Is this a portion of a larger layout or is it just this switching section. I am impressed with what you have done in this area plus the operations are cool. The cars are weathered good too. It is a nice touch having the railroad personnel on the cars and engine. Gave you a sub and like. Hope to see more.
Re build your old layout with a bridge at the end of. Your new layout so you can have that classic yard that started this all so you can revisit the site like you never left.
Your layout is truly oustanding. One of the best small switching layouts I've seen. I love your attention to detail. I was wondering who makes the corn syrup tank cars? Are they Altas, Walthers or Intermountain?
Thanks. I've managed to pick up 4 Atlas cars. They are difficult to find here in the UK. I'm hoping to build a layout similar to yours in a smaller total space of 9ft x 15ins. Your layout has been an inspiration.
Thanks! I use Arizona Rock and Mineral gravel driveway. Although it’s pretty hard to find right now. I need another bag for my extension. The power lines are the Fine EZ Line. It works great and is hard break.
Fantastic layout! Do you have a problem with the locomotive picking up the grass from the weedy track or no? I have some scenes I’d like to try that with.
Thank you! No i haven’t had issues with this. I use good paste glue and 2mm fibers between the rails. I have had occasional issues with longer 6mm fibers getting bent over across the rails and a locomotive loosing power on my older layout. But with keep alives and smaller fibers no issues so far. Thanks for watching!
John, I like your layout so much that I gave it a big shout-out in tonight's edition of the weekly model railroad show "Dispatch." Thanks for sharing your fantastic layout here on RUclips. Here's the link to tonight's episode of "Dispatch": ruclips.net/video/OlQOQ5PRHOA/видео.html ...Roy
Very nice. I am impressed. Question... How far apart are the vertical ribs in the walls of the building with the pipes in front at the end of the video??? I want to scratch build one like it...
I do a combination of gluing a tiny wire to his hard or use a tiny piece of sticky putty on his shoe or hand to keep him in place. Thanks for the comment! John
Roy Smith's Dispatch video sent me. Shelf layouts can be terrific. Here's another guy who inspired me to build one: MOG ruclips.net/channel/UCKcRvdN719g66eDzc2iUN1w
I used various paints. Vallejo, Tamiya and Testors fluorescent Yellow. All acrylic except the Testors yellow. The trick is to dull coat them once finished to seal the paint as well as give a more realistic look.
Good o'l corn syrup, the only tanks without placards and the reason America's getting fat. I've worked on a Railroad and often wondered, if one of these tanks were to bust open, just how big a mess would there be?
@@RailserveJohn You do fantastic work, when I used to have an HO layout, I could never come close to your skill level. To be honest I handled three actual tanks not requiring Haz-Mat placards, Corn syrup (1), Candle Wax (2) (black tank with words WAX stenciled on sides) and white tanks with clay slurry (if you want a real challenge in weathering try one of those. This clay slurry is a sloppy white slop used in the production of paper and each full tank weighs 200,000 pounds each. Wanna see some cars get pushed down a classification track, just release five or so of these tanks coupled together, off a hump, when they couple with the other cars. it's like a battering ram.
Hi there! New subscriber here. Beautiful layout, the weathering is perfect. BTW, I've just started a channel where I could share this if you want, all credits to you and a link to your channel. Of course you're welcome to subscribe, comment and so... Thanks for your uploads.
Thank you very much for the comment. It’s great to see others enjoying the hobby. Especially those who have gotten inspiration from my modeling. All the best, John
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This layout is awesome. Should be in a magazine.
Nice job the RR looks good.. Like the weathering and slow operations... Thank you
njRRtrainer thank you!
@@RailserveJohn seems like you been hooked up with train trailers
I haven't seen too many limited size layouts. Your layout is truly impressive. The attention to detail is spot on. From the weathering and realistic landscaping to the backdrop which blends in well. Good job!
Thank you! I have since built a larger one but this layout was so much fun! It got me back into the hobby.
Just a pleasure to watch this. Unit #905 sounds really good!
Thanks! it has a Tsunami 2 with the old factory speaker. I will be building a new SW1200 soon.
Great sound, great weathering. Very impressive. Thanks!
Enjoyed the video, your switching layout looks great.
Enjoyable video John; hope you get some good overnights on your next cycle.
Thanks! yes back to work on Thursday....
Cool switching session, that loco sounds great! First time I've seen your layout - very nice! Best, John
Thank you very much!
Outstanding realism. Well done!
Excellent job, both the layout and filming!!!!!!
Thanks!
Very beautiful switching layout. Quite relaxing to watch your session - many thanks for sharing!
I enjoyed the switching video. You did a great job on your background structures and weathering them. I especially like the light blue structure in the corner. The piles of melting snow are a great touch. Your layout proves you don't need a large layout to have a great ops session. Keep up the good work.-Tom
Thanks for the comment Thomas! I have taken a lot of inspiration from your layout. You do amazing work! Also enjoyed your episode on A Modeler’s Life podcast.
Hi John, I am honored to hear I have inspired you with your layout. You have done an outstanding job working with the space you have. It was very smart to select one industry and make that the focus of your layout. Please contact me at tklimoski@gmail.com and I'll discuss a few options you can consider for switch lists for your layout. I use a simple excel spread sheet format for my switch lists that you could easily modify for your operation. Thanks for listening to my AML pod cast episode, if I knew there were going to be so many questions on how many articles and videos I did I would have studied! ;) -Tom
Remarkable detail. Realistic speed of switching out the rail cars. Nice timing in your starting/stopping procedures. This is model railroading at its best!
Thank you!
Expansion without new benchmark? Universal Paper (now Saddle Creek Logistics) in Florence Township, NJ., used to have two parallel tracks for their docks. They would put ramps between boxcars to access the outside cars from the docks. Wondering if you have room for your tan building. Greatly enjoy your videos!
Hi John, our good friend Roy Smith of Panama suggested coming over to your channel and view what you have done. Really impressive and realistic. Already, I can see some things you have done in the scenery department that will work for me on my N Scale layout. Thanks, John and Thanks to Roy for recommending your channel. Dean from Minnesota
Thanks for the kind words Dean!
Nice detal on your model shelf train layout looks real gr8 stuff I've made my own self model train layout in my shed out side it's over 2 meters long 400 millimeters wide end to end my modle trains are kiwi rail locos rolling stock is s scale made here in New zealand cheers bruce from blenheim southland new zealand
Wow so cool all the way from New Zealand! Thanks for the comment...Cheers!
Beautiful layout! It's not overwhelming, so you can enjoy it! 3 of us fighter pilots are watching this and we give you a thumbs up!
Thanks buddy! You guys fly safe 🤙
Outstanding my friend! Enjoyed the video and seeing the progress you've made on the layout.
Thanks bud... I appreciate that.
This is a sick layout here!
awesome op session John... i know that after i make a move i always say "i could have done that another way" so we learn for the next time... KUTGW & thx for sharing...vinny/cuz
Thanks Vinny!
Really enjoyed this. Interesting to how fun can be had with a switching layout.
Excellent. And so relaxing to watch after a hard days work..
More of these please.
Yes more videos in the future
Really like the way you film the videos.Great overall view of the action. Like standing trackside. Many thanks.
Nice video of some great switching action. Nice urban industrial scenicking, nice weathering. Thanks for sharing!
Hands clapping well done. Maybe in your next video you might move some vehicles around. UPS would have never been there that long. Otherwise well done.
Thanks. Yea he has been there for a few moths now... lol
So awesome! Your layout is such an inspiration to me. Great weathering, great realism. Keep up the good work!
Thanks Alex! I appreciate the kind words!
Looking great. I'm starting a new switching layout as well. Can't wait to get things going.
Enjoyed it.
Exceptional look to the layout and you get so much mileage -- as it were -- out of such a small space. Well done, pal.
Love your layout! You have given me many ideas for my industrial type layout.
Perfect! I love to hear that. Thanks for watching! John
Cool! Enjoyed it
Very, very nicely done and presented! Your track plan and structure layout is very effective, and your modeling work, sound, switching speeds and overall realism are GREAT! You can have a ton of enjoyment in your limited space. This should inspire modelers with similar limitations to do a similar project. Well done!
Thanks Drake! I found that being limited to a compressed space forced me to focus on detail since there wasn't much of a layout. I am very much enjoying the hobby. Thanks again for the kind words.
I work for railserve and I gotta say. You got this layout just perfect.
Thank you!
Maybe for retirement or if I can win the lottery or become a recipient of fortune I would certainly move in this direction of model trains as I grew up with a rail line when I lived with my parent's that was right behind the house. It's amazing how authentically model rail cars are made today even with rotating bearings. When I was a kid that's what was always the first thing that made model trains and manifest freight cars still that lesser than the reality of life sized trains - no rotating bearings and bearings that looked nothing like the life sized trains here in America. Your layout is exemplary and beckons a place I would like to park my truck next to and observe rail action switching so to speak.
The hobby can get expensive although you don’t need much to enjoy it!
Fantastic layout! Great detail, excellent weathering just all round quality build! Best hobby in the world! Glad to find you friend
Thanks Bud!
That looks so fun!
A truly exceptional model railroad! Very well done!
Thank you! I appreciate the compliment very much!
There is a lot to like about this layout; the trackplan, buildings, weathering and the realistic shunting. Love it !
Thank you. I really appreciate the compliment.
Really well done, John - across the board! Your structures are very realistic, the scenery is very well executed. The lighting is great. This is a very nice layout! I'm doing a 2x8, and you've given me tons of ideas and inspiration. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks Pat. It’s great to hear you are building a shelf layout. A lot of fun to be had! All the best, John
Excellent switching John and love the EMD ENGINE SWITCHER & freight cars! Again I enjoyed watching..😀☺
Thank you for watching!
Love your layout and the details!
Thank you!
THANK YOU...for sharing. Very much enjoyed.
Thanks!
Sounds like an ESU sound track! Love the scene.
It sure is! Love ESU sound!
Roy Smith sent me. What a great layout! You chose to model winter...like Confelone's Allagash....very nice job. Conrail fan eh?
Thank you! Yes I grew up during the end of Conrail in Jersey.
It’s always an honor when people compare my layout to his. He does amazing work!
Great job, yes you could have saved some moves, but learning is part of the fun. Good speed, sound and super modeling, I just found your site and will be watching. Old man in OR
Thanks for watching Bill!
Love that loco look forward to operating next year
Thanks Paul! Really looking forward to having you over to operate!
great layout keep going
That is excellent yes prototype railroading excellent.
Thank you!
Cool. One camera or multiple? Makes it much more enjoyable. Great job. -Mark
Just one camera with lots of re positioning lol
Man..if I had the time, space, and money I 110% would work on a HO scale layout, switching of course. Hopefully one day, though I doubt I'll be able to with how expensive everything is. Great layout man, you must be extremely proud of it. Looking forward to the next upload.
Thank you for the compliment. It doesn't take much to to get a small switching layout up and running.
Great attention to detail
Thank you!
Nice layout!
I hope the mrr press is looking at your work closely.
I think you are one of the best on yt and you deserve all your success.
Great vids mate.
It would be an honor to end up in a magazine or publication. Thank you for the kind words.
Really enjoyed the video. I'm a fan of a switching layout. You seem to get a lot of "mileage" (pun intended) out of a small space. Well done.
Thank you! The small space I had available really forced me to focus on one area and to think simple is better. This will be a major element in my next larger layout which will be announced soon.
Hello again. I forgot to mention it in my last post, but make sure you put a blue flag on the engine tie up track. That way, the service employees are protected against any train movement.while servicing the engine. You might want to add a flashing blue LED if you're fueling/sanding at night. Regards, Tom
Thanks Tom. It is definitely a good idea
VERY NICE!!!
looks like fun
Great ops thanks. Really realistic weathering
Thank You John!
@@RailserveJohn you've done an outstanding job. I only wish mine was one tenth as well done. Just awesome!
With just a little practice and patience it can be done! Thanks again for the compliment
Nice!!!
That diesel train sounds like a c15 caterpillar engine
I love that mack dump where you buy that?? Great shelf layout by the way,.. Joe I did some old school fire trucks my layout is 70-89's did some pickup trucks with lights but wired them
Amazing !!!!! Nice and realistic moves. I enjoyed the conductor acting his role. Could you show us a drone view of your layout for understanding the general plan ??? Thanks you very much from Argentina.
Thank You! In some of my newer videos i show some better overview shots. I am currently expanding this layout so I will be showing more of the basic bench work and track plan.
@@RailserveJohn Thank you so much. I will follow you trough my subscription. Regarding my loved conductor: How you fix him with no damage to the ladders or handrails?? Thanks again. Hugo
Now let’s bring out those Norfolk Southern units !
I Just finished up a NS SW1500 with some fancy new lighting lol... Will show it on my next live stream. Thanks for Watching!
Very, very well done. Love the weathering, the track speed, the sound level. And best of all its not a layout where the train runs in circles at 98 miles per hour. Thanks for sharing and being prototypical. Are you planning on modeling other RSSX locomotives so that it looks like they're being transferred to another industry or just going to the home shop for repairs?
Thanks Bradley. I appreciate the comment. I have recently finished another SW1200 that I made a few videos on. It came out better than the first. I also have a Railserve GP7 that isn’t completely finished yet. I believe it is shown in one of my early videos. I plan on swapping them out occasionally.
Is this a portion of a larger layout or is it just this switching section. I am impressed with what you have done in this area plus the operations are cool. The cars are weathered good too. It is a nice touch having the railroad personnel on the cars and engine. Gave you a sub and like. Hope to see more.
Thanks! No it’s just a little switching layout. I wish it was a part of something bigger!
Like I said it's well thought out and impressive. I love switching and hope to create something similar in a small room in my house some day.
..great video!! Please consider lowering music volume..just a thought
Re build your old layout with a bridge at the end of. Your new layout so you can have that classic yard that started this all so you can revisit the site like you never left.
Lol if I had the extra room I would
Wow.. awesome switching.. thanks for sharing and keep up the great work..Lance
Thanks Lance!
Thanks Lance!
Your layout is truly oustanding. One of the best small switching layouts I've seen. I love your attention to detail. I was wondering who makes the corn syrup tank cars? Are they Altas, Walthers or Intermountain?
Thank you. I really appreciate the comment. Most of the cars are Atlas with a couple intermountain. Thanks for watching! John
Thanks. I've managed to pick up 4 Atlas cars. They are difficult to find here in the UK. I'm hoping to build a layout similar to yours in a smaller total space of 9ft x 15ins. Your layout has been an inspiration.
That’s awesome. You can very much enjoy the hobby with a small switching layout.
A intermountain GP10 would look great on this layout. Or a B23-7
I have had my eye out for a good priced Intermountian GP10 to strip down and repaint. They are nice models.
Nice layout!! What are the dimensions?? Your weathering looks great, and the buildings are realistic!! Nice job!!
Thank you!. The main layout is only 18 inches deep by 8 feet long. The switching lead below the display case is an extra 3 feet.
Great work! What did you use for the gravel outside the ADM building ( 1:17 )? And, can you share what you use for your power lines?
Thanks! I use Arizona Rock and Mineral gravel driveway. Although it’s pretty hard to find right now. I need another bag for my extension. The power lines are the Fine EZ Line. It works great and is hard break.
Fantastic layout! Do you have a problem with the locomotive picking up the grass from the weedy track or no? I have some scenes I’d like to try that with.
Thank you! No i haven’t had issues with this. I use good paste glue and 2mm fibers between the rails. I have had occasional issues with longer 6mm fibers getting bent over across the rails and a locomotive loosing power on my older layout. But with keep alives and smaller fibers no issues so far. Thanks for watching!
Love the snow piles.how did you make them????
Thanks.. They are just craft foam pieces. I show a bit more in a previous video. ruclips.net/video/s9YW8jivjPQ/видео.html
Roy sent me.
John, I like your layout so much that I gave it a big shout-out in tonight's edition of the weekly model railroad show "Dispatch." Thanks for sharing your fantastic layout here on RUclips. Here's the link to tonight's episode of "Dispatch": ruclips.net/video/OlQOQ5PRHOA/видео.html
...Roy
Thanks again Roy!
Brilliant modelling and you achieved a really nice perspective effect on your photo wallpaper at the right end of the layout. How big is your layout?
NVM - I just saw your original tour video. 18” x 8’
Very nice. I am impressed. Question... How far apart are the vertical ribs in the walls of the building with the pipes in front at the end of the video??? I want to scratch build one like it...
Thank you. Are you talking about the white building along the backdrop?
@@RailserveJohn Yes, the one with the vertical reinforcements. How wide are they and how far apart are they??? Thanks.....
They are 2mm thick and spaced 18mm apart.
How did you do your videos and make the breakman on the back of the hopper car I really like your videos awesome
I do a combination of gluing a tiny wire to his hard or use a tiny piece of sticky putty on his shoe or hand to keep him in place. Thanks for the comment! John
where do you get that red ford SUV model. that is the EXACT SAME as my friend IRL who's also a railfan...
The Expedition is made by River Point Station. You should be able to find them on eBay.
What decoder do you have in that? it sounds great
I use LokSound 5 decoders. Thanks for watching!
I am just getting started on a switching layout and I am curious, what are the dimensions of yours? Thanks!
Nice! The main shelf of the layout is 8 feet long by 18” deep. The lead extension under the display case is an extra 3 feet.
John2618 Thank You !
Hi where did you find the crew members in modern hi vis? All I can find is orange vest.
These are the Walthers figures with orange vests. I just painted them with a bright yellow.
Great layout,very nice,but wonder why in the video
The speed of the switcher is so slow.
Thanks. They operate at slow speeds within these industries.
How did you pick up the railroad worker buy the tank car
The figure is just a Walthers figure that I repainted. I believe it is from their recent release of "workers"
Roy Smith's Dispatch video sent me. Shelf layouts can be terrific. Here's another guy who inspired me to build one: MOG
ruclips.net/channel/UCKcRvdN719g66eDzc2iUN1w
Thanks! I have been a huge fan of his layout as well. That is where I came up with the bracket shelf design.
What are the dimensions to your layout? Love the weathering!
Thank you. It is 18 inches deep by 8 feet long. The small extension under the layout for switching is an extra 3 feet.
@@RailserveJohn when you say under the layout, do you mean the part all the way to the right? Where it's thinner?
Oh yes. My bad... auto correct. lol I meant at the end to the right.
@@RailserveJohn thank you. I've been using your set up to help design mine
Where did you get your rail guys?
They are Walthers figures. I primed and repainted them
What paint did you use so it doesnt flake off?
I used various paints. Vallejo, Tamiya and Testors fluorescent Yellow. All acrylic except the Testors yellow. The trick is to dull coat them once finished to seal the paint as well as give a more realistic look.
Hi, do you used uncouplers ?
No I only use a uncoupling pick to uncouple.
Good o'l corn syrup, the only tanks without placards and the reason America's getting fat. I've worked on a Railroad and often wondered, if one of these tanks were to bust open, just how big a mess would there be?
I always thought I was missing placards until I realized there wasn’t supposed to be any lol
@@RailserveJohn You do fantastic work, when I used to have an HO layout, I could never come close to your skill level. To be honest I handled three actual tanks not requiring Haz-Mat placards, Corn syrup (1), Candle Wax (2) (black tank with words WAX stenciled on sides) and white tanks with clay slurry (if you want a real challenge in weathering try one of those. This clay slurry is a sloppy white slop used in the production of paper and each full tank weighs 200,000 pounds each. Wanna see some cars get pushed down a classification track, just release five or so of these tanks coupled together, off a hump, when they couple with the other cars. it's like a battering ram.
Now his on the front
Are your rail crew guys ho?
Yes, they are the newer Walthers figures. I just repainted them.
So realistic! But your crew is moving way too fast. Lets wind down that 12 hours before they send us out again.
Time compression to shorten the video lol. Thanks for the comment Robert.
Hi there! New subscriber here. Beautiful layout, the weathering is perfect. BTW, I've just started a channel where I could share this if you want, all credits to you and a link to your channel. Of course you're welcome to subscribe, comment and so... Thanks for your uploads.
Thank you very much for the comment. It’s great to see others enjoying the hobby. Especially those who have gotten inspiration from my modeling. All the best, John
Music too loud