Видео

Hiya, we’re waiting on them to provide a link to the product as it’s not currently listed on their website. We’re working on it, thanks for watching 👍

It does show that static grass isn't the only way to go about adding scenics to a layout. Flock and scatter can work just as well and in some cases is even more desirable in smaller scales where static grass can look oversized. Thanks for watching 😃

That seems like an odd opinion to have, especially since the previous episode focused almost entirely on building a shunting yard... and a few episodes before that I built a terminus station. Thanks for watching 👍

Hiya, I laser cut them myself but they are very much overkill. Blocks of wood cut to the same height would work just as well. Thanks for watching 😃

It's been toned down since this was originally filmed. I think I did mention in one of the episodes that my plan for the future was to dull it down slightly, I just didn't have time when I was working to a tight deadline. Thanks for watching 🤩

No your eyesight is fine - I went to the website to get the link and couldn't find it 🤦🏻‍♂️ I've asked them to send it to me but since it's a weekend I'm not expecting a reply until Monday at the earliest. Sorry! Will update as soon as I can. Thanks for watching 😃

It's always good fun to try and get something that's been "made" look like it happened naturally. Thanks for watching 😃

Not everything for model railways has to cost an arm and a leg 😅 Thanks for watching 👍

The 1mm acts more as a base to create a more consistent coverage and gives the 2mm fibres a bit of extra height. It's a subtle effect but without it the grass can look a bit patchy. Thanks for watching 😃

Yeah regardless of scale there's always a lot of tip and tricks we can pickup. I see no reason why the double sided tape wouldn't work for O gauge... with static grass you may want to use 2-6mm fibres to account for the scale. Thanks for watching 😃

It's always nice to get some greenery on a layout for the first time! Thanks for watching 😃

Sort of 😅 With 3 different scales now in the works we need to make sure we don't under or overproduce for each one. Thanks for watching 👍

Amazing, thank you so much! Don't forget you can watch the next episode in the series right away: ruclips.net/video/id5HrFzCcMw/видео.html Thanks for watching 🤩

It's definitely a big milestone to have them showing their support for the channel and as always I'd much rather promote model railway related businesses rather than take any old sponsor money! Thanks for watching 😃

This isn't a particularly good idea as you need the rocks to be white for the painting technique I demonstrated to work. Otherwise you'll get a flat consistent colouring that looks really unnatural. I've never experienced the rocks chipping on any of the layouts I've built (which are all portable) so I don't know why people seem to think it's a common occurrence. Thanks for watching 😃

It does look good doesn't it! This is always the stage where things start to progress quite quickly and the layout starts looking considerably different... the Channel Members have had a taste of the progress already 😉 Thanks for watching 👍

The plan is to have the left hand side of the layout be more urban with the right hand side featured today being more open countryside. The dividing line so to speak will be the cut through of the reverse loop be we have some plans to blend to two different scenes together. Thanks for watching 😃

If you watch Episode 4 I showed how I did the incline in that. You'll need a lot of space to go both up and down as the models will slip on sharp inclines. Thanks for watching 👍

@@ThatModelRailwayGuy hi right ok then thanks for letting me know.i no I've been modelling with train layouts for years now but still get stuck

Unfortunately not. We have looked into it but at this time it's just not possible for us to ship internationally. Sorry about that. Thanks for watching 👍

Thank you, it was nice to try out some new methods for this video. Lots more videos to come over the Summer! Thanks for watching 😃

We have a Duchess on order... just waiting for the sound ones to arrive. Thanks for watching 😃

Yes I'm pretty sure the stuff I use currently is the same even though it's branded as a craft material for kids... luckily it doesn't cost any extra and it's always better to buy in bulk as you always need more than you think in my experience! Thanks for watching 😃

Really glad to hear you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching 😃

Yeah, while I could have just used static grass again part of what makes this fun is trying out new things to suit each scale and the setting of each layout. Thanks for watching 😃

Absolutely, regardless of the scale there are still plenty of tips and tricks to pick up. Hope you had a great day at Bluebell... it was great to meet so many people at the show! Thanks for watching 😃

I still have a Jinty with synchro-smoke kicking about somewhere that used to below to my Grandad... gave me a fright when I first tried to run it as it started smoking and I thought it was the motor! 😅 Thanks for watching 👍

Thanks! Lot's more exciting stuff to come including the expansion of the scene created today and some more urban style scenics at the opposite end of the layout... It's gonna be a challenge to get it all done in time for the exhibition! Thanks for watching 😃

Awesome, there's a good chance it was a Deltic to be honest! Thanks for watching 😃

Hiya, your best bet is to keep an eye out on eBay in my experience as one may pop up there at some point. Also check out some of the model shops that have secondhand and preowned sections like Rails Of Sheffield or TMC as you never know what they might have in stock. Hope that helps and thanks for watching 🤩

If you really do need to remove the point, you can always try levering it up with a small screwdriver - that's what I did when some of my more tricky installations went a bit awry! For getting the rail joiners in place you could always connect up the next piece of track ahead of time, then press the point down into the tape and fix the track in place as you would normally. Personally though I always tend to use the points as fixed points and once these are in place join the rest of the track up. It's personal preference though but yes a practice run is definitely a good idea with all new techniques. Thanks for watching 😃

@@ThatModelRailwayGuy - Thank you! I know they can be levered up! :) Yes, I'm probably going to fix the points down first, then join the "dots" with track! Thanks again! Ian

Good to know! Thanks for watching 😃

Do you mean thin the paint? If so, no not in my experience. Thanks for watching 😃

I believe the Class 08s have two sets of driving wheels. I'm not sure about the Class 11 in this video but I would assume it's the same. Thanks for watching 😃

I wouldn't worry about other people, it's a superb layout! Not every model railway has to have a four track mainline and personally I find single track operations a lot more interesting than lots of trains whizzing around in circles 😅 Best of luck with the build of Minffordd, I've been enjoying seeing the updates! Thanks for watching 😃

Awesome! Have fun and thanks for watching 😃

I know what you mean, older Diesels like this do have something to them! Thanks for watching 😃

Hiya, there should be an option in the playlist to toggle the order of videos. If you like the look of the Class 31 both Accurascale and Bachmann have brand new models of this loco dropping in the next few months! Thanks for watching 😃

I know what you mean! Thanks for watching 😃

Yeah they've got a decent sound decoder and speaker in there 😅 Thanks for watching 👍

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching 😃

The series was filmed last year. Some of the other videos have tell-tale signs of when it was filmed too. Thanks for watching 😃

@@ThatModelRailwayGuy no worries it was a great video and when 264 was in a respectable livery