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Could you recommend a suitale printer for running these out at home? I assume any quality inkjet would be fine and trial various paper stocks for final matt or satin finish?

These are brilliant thanks for sharing your process, do you make your layouts with matching 'flat' ground covers and roads etc so the whole layout has a 'printed' look rather than traditional scenics?

How do you get it to the n scale size

Love this thanks for sharing your build - just finishing up my first n scale diorama. Made some scratch built buildings but nothing like these.

How do fix the Kato track to the board? I know each section has two holes underneath to screw it down from under the board but getting the holes in the board accurate enough seems near impossible.

I have made many Metcalfe card kits for my N scale layout, but first time I have seen these Scalescenes kits where you have to buy your own card and print them out yourself. Not sure if I like that idea but there are a couple of kits that I like that Metcalfe don't have.

I have nothing but KATO. I use single and doubletracks and all my long passengers work great.

Looking really good. Enjoyed looking back through your vids, especially the shelf layout having finished one myself. Subbed! All the best, Jules 😁👍🌍🚂

Great video. Switched to kato and never went back, and looks great when ballasted. Btw it is pronounced kah-toe :)

Where can you get the cardboard baseboard from?

I am also impressed with the Kato products. I am looking at setting up an N gauge layout & purchased the Gaugemaster BR Industrial Freight Starter Train Set GM2000105 for about £110. In that you get the same package but with the addition of a basic small loco & 2 wagons which was great value. I have since got some extra Kato track & a second hand TOMIX JR 98363 4 car powered set. The Tomix loco does the most amazing crawl using the Kato controller & track. Note, the Kato & Tomix couplers are not compatible.

Very helpful…many thanks.🤗

Thank you very kind and very helpful

Hi Richard. Very nice dioramas(?).

Excellent work. I really like the garage scene. I agree with your comments on Scalescenes kits.

Brilliant update As for the scale scene stuff do they post or just print yourself ? Looks fantastic ATB Sion

Looking good and coming along nicely. I admire you guys that build in card. Plastic all the the way for me..I find it more forgiving if I make an error!!

Great layout very nice good job

Looks fantastic, really like the street scene with the houses. All the best Anthony

Nice🛤🚂👍🖖

The roads perfect just like roads today well done.

Well done cameraman Charlotte! The layout is really moving along nicely. Fantastic work. All the best Anthony.

Thanks for this, being a beginner what’s the best thing to make the structure from? Thanks

Have a great build.

Coming along nicely, Happy New Year.

Obrigado por compartilhar. Estou muito feliz com a possibilidade de imprimir esses modelos. Um abraço. 😊

Hi Richard. Wishing you and yours a very happy New Year.

Happy New Year!

I just love the sloping roof line of the front factory, it really is a great representation of the way buildings were constructed many years ago. Please give yourself a big pat on the back and a nice cup of tea.Well done a fine example of what can be achieved in a small area.

My Wife Runs Kato And Bachman And I Run Bachmann Still Have Plenty of Work To Do On Both but it’s Worth It. Work It Slowly.

Coming along nicely. Love the 2 old warehouse buildings at different depths

Wall and buildings blend in nicely…nice work…thought you were modeling the cliffs at Dover when I saw the white foam in the video beginning

Hi, just viewed this episode and was wondering if the Mallard running has improved over time, also was Flying Scotsman repaired, and does this run ok, or in a similar manner to the Mallard? regards joe

I remember seeing printed sheets of brick walls etc in the 60s. And even if the downliad is free. The building still won't be. Card Stock Ink The printer Glue #11 blades Etc.

Paper buildings are a great way to avoid the high cost of most plastic kits, especially those from Walthers. I have the low relief warehouse from Scale Scenes on my backdrop where there wasn't much room next to a siding. Luckily it isn't too European looking (unlike their other buildings) since I'm in Canada and model North American trains. I did add a background image so the warehouse looks like it goes much further back and added interior LEDs and an LED over the door.

Nice update 🛤🚂👍👍. Greetings Gert

Strongly suggest you look at / try out the polystyrene cutters that look like a soldering iron with a wire tip ( various lengths availability) they are fairly cheap, and no more little white balls all over the place ! Also makes cutting out tunnels etc easy.

Really like your videos and style and I am looking forward to further updates. Yes it’s not good to wish our lives away and it is good to have a hobby that is relaxing..

Absolutely brilliant job..

Good work, fits in nicely with the group too. I like the little details inside to draw the eye and helps to make you overlook the depth.

fantastic job

Mallard's trailing bogie was derailed when you were testing the slow-speed running. Obviously not going to run smoothly with that happening. Nice model though.

It reminds me of my first Triang set I was given in the 1950s. So nothing new under the sun. Started building an n gauge Although severely site imparted I can heatedly agree Peco track in N gauge is a nightmare. I nearly came to binning the whole thing.

good review. kato is good stuff.

If you weather the Kato track rails and ties and then ballast it it looks stellar! It becomes permanent at that point but it realistic looking. Thanks for showing this. Interesting. I had a huge Kato track. Sold on it.👍👍😎🇺🇸

Not long sold all my Kato track Kato is brilliant bit just wanted to go peco ATB Sion

I agree wholeheartedly.

Great video, I knew you wouldn't be disappointed!😉

Super 🛤👍👍🖖

Yep, Scalescenes models are excellent and great fun.