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I've just noticed you used a demolished building to end that row of buildings. A lot more interesting than a blank end wall, and a "softer" edge to the layout. Cool. Cheers, Kev.

Molto magnifico.

Great job. This is a fantastic little village and I always look forward to whats coming next. Hope you do another video on the new people in the village .

Oh, and nice work. Very creative as usual.

More great work.

Very nice. I get to enjoy one of my most enjoyable sojourn to my favorite fishing villages. Thank you good Sir. Most relaxing.

Working Ceiling Fans, what a concept !

another excellent addition to your beautiful layout. thank you.

Awesome! It is realy cool to see the miniature town transform and develope like a real town!

This is enchanting. I really look forward to these updates.

Really nice, a bit of a NookBook project ...

What a nice addition to the village always a pleasure watching your creations come to life 🙂

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Very interesting. Over the past few years I've come to respect the Big Boy steam engine. They were the predecessor to the diesel tractor trailers going over the Sierra Nevada Mountains. Coming from an old tractor trailer driver who crossed them many times, all I can say is it takes pure power to make it to the peak. Thanks for the post.

Is this 1" thick foam?

@4:44 the grass is blowing in the wind....such a neat bit of realism !

Bravissimo !

What made You to chose Italia?🤔 It’s a very good chose anyway?😊🇮🇹 Grazie molto!😁

Happy Birthday!❤️ Keep up to good work!👍

Excellent video I went back and referred to it several times on my layout. Thank you.

WOW! Just stumbled upon your channel, love your imagination. This is amazing!

Great Model of the vinyard. Just one recommendation can you model some rose bushes at the end of a few of the rows. They plant roses in italy to help protect the vines from aphids

Awesome

They looks great. I'm still getting used to the largeness of 1-24; the small things that can be seen at that scale. I wonder if individual grapes could be seen in a bunch at 1-24? I see there's 0.5mm caviar beads available - could they be glued around a suitable shape? I tried to make bunches of grapes at 1-48 but they looked ridiculous. I guess tomatoes could also be seen easily at 1-24... 1-24 is awesome! Cheers, Kev.

That looks amazing! I have always loved more unique model railway locations and an orchard/vineyard is begging to be modeled. Especially if you had one spur leading from the source location, to a processing plant, and maybe even a storage area.

Brilliant....as well as the podcast and music,a glass of wine will help you to feel that you're really at the vineyard!

Enjoying the expansion of Amalfi, with its rich collection of characters, into the countryside! The vineyard looks great! Thank you 😊❤️

Dear Traveling in Miniature, love the way you used the garden clippings to create the vines. They look stunning and very convincing. Considering you’re modeling the vines in 1:15 scale, it may be worth it to create some leaves to add to the vines. Especially on well kept grape production vines the leaves are often as large as a human hand, sometimes even larger. That might even further enhance the level of realism of the vines. Don’t know if I remember correctly from one of your previous posts, that you modeled a vine growing along one of the buildings of Amalfi. May have that wrong or mixed up. Nevertheless that overgrowth you modeled also looks its part! Awesome shot by the way of the rolling hill next to the tracks. Looking forward to seeing your next episodes! Cheerio

Very effective.

Very realistic and simple. Thanks Peter.

Very nice. Very realistic. Thanks for sharing. Dave

This is about a close to Amalfi as I’ll get this year. Thanks for teleporting this loyal viewer to such a wonderful spot. Ciao.

Well, nice to take a short sojourn after a hot day at work. Very nice, coming from a person who's ancestors are from Croatia, Amalfitano looks very much like my ancestral home. Question - how about some Italian mandolin music in the background, softly mind you. Once again, thank you for the journey.

using the tip guard of an electric clipper is what i use on foam . just scribe it along ..it makes suberb downward notches for brick as well

Beautiful video! Where did the figures come from? I’d love those.

HEY! That's what I want to do to my switchers, thanks for the video and your humor.

Went there when my kids were young, they were in the process of phasing out the "O" scale display and starting the construction of the "HO" setup. Very impressive!

Gosh i forgot about that. Yes I typically cut myself, knock things i already glued on the layout (especially the lamps attached to the outside walls of buildings).

Is that blood on your ruler? Then in subsequent shots there is a bandaid on your thumb!? Good Lord, man! Be careful!!

Arrivederci, from Genoa, Italy. Very , very fine your modeling world : sunny, sweet and slow. I like very much the colour of your scenes. Perhaps it' s not elegant to tell, but i' m an expert modeler : so my appreciation on your job is even more real. Ciao.

Amalfitano, where life is simple and slow. Just the way I like it.

It's always worth the wait to see your videos. I look forward to each one. Thank you.

Two things I enjoyed about this sojourn the addition of the trees, naturally and the word relax. In the part of the country where I live we have many cypress trees and yours reminds me of them. Outstanding. I look forward to my next journey. Oh, and as for your short absence. It's OK we all know Amalfitano is not going anywhere.

Great work.

Your videos always brighten my day. I love your simple and direct approach.

Tree-mendous!

Outstanding, thanks for sharing. Dave

Fantastic narrating voice.

Un gioiellino di creazione. Complimenti.

Fantastic !