Adding Mud, a Tree and a Boat! - Rebuilding the mill by Mountains in Minutes
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ส.ค. 2024
- Finishing the Gardner Brothers Mill! Adding a muddy beach, a pine tree by Al Badham, and a wonderful rowboat by Steve Strebel. And moving on to the outside portion of the railroad.
We added a new section to the left of the mill to ballence the "scene" with a riverbank, some fallen bolders from the cliff above, a pine tree by Al Badham and some of Karyn's nifty cattails. The new section also locks everything in place. The tresstle goes in first, then the mill building keys onto that and this section locks the mill in place. Sort of a puzzle.
And final water effects under the water wheel. Using Mod Poge and clear caulk.
The the Crown Jewel. Steve Strebel build a rowboat to tie up at the boat dock!!
It all looks so great! And the boat adds that final touch.
Looks Great Guys !!
Thanks!! 😊
Fantastic. 👍
Hi! Thanks!
Yet another scenic aspect of your garden railroad. Never boring!
Hi Ken!!
@@ToyManTelevision How you doing Dale?
@@kenshores9900 hi! Well! Thanks!! Hot. Busy. But GOOD!
@@ToyManTelevision Same here. See you on Sunday!
You two tied that scene together beautifully!
Thanks!! 😊
My favorite is Sunday morning with you guys. Thanks again for your RR modeling.
Hi!!! 👋. Thanks!!
Night vision and the sound of crickets, what a work of art!
Thanks!!!
Your natural work on the windmill with the mud, etc, superb.
Many 😊 as always!!’
Good job on the railroad. I love the detail and looks reail👍👍..🇨🇦
Thanks!!!!
Hello from Kansas 🇺🇲
So you don’t get to say “this ain’t Kansas!”
Yes, nicely done. I like how everything turned out.
Glad you like it!
Wow that mill looks great and the truck and boat looks so great !
Thanks 👍
Nice job my good friend 👍 bravo 🎉
Thank you 👍
That is one cool boat that he built. That windmill and logging buggies and truck, a work of a master.
He’s the best! 😊
Awesome job on the Mill. You two are so talented. Love that little boat.
Thanks so much! And you’re right Steve did a great job on that Little boat.
That turned out great and the boat looks awesome. Night it looks good but day time you get to see all the great details you added to the mill. This has been such a great project to learn from as you went. Learned a lot about ways to do water and painting techniques too thank for this fun adventure with the mill.
GOD BLESS you both.
🚂💖🚂💖🚂💖🚂💖🚂💖
Hi again!! Next up. The Bridge Over the River Why? Blessings right back.
Steve's boat is the perfect accent. Even just sitting on the floor, it helps trick your mind into thinking "that's water!"
I love it!
Looks great .
Hi again! 😊
There is nothing like a scratch-built boat, to replicate a real-life boat.
Waiting to see how you do the water. That will be a fun video to watch.
We will do some tests but we have several fun ideas 😊
Beautiful model I do say
Thanks
Another great video guys. I love working with foamcore and a hot wire. Show many things you can make with it much easier than working with plaster. Even hydrocale and sculp a mold. Thank you for another inspirational video. Looking very cool.
Thanks!!! More on the way 😊
It looks absolutely great you folks did a beautiful job, and speaking about Steve will you be doing an update on his model railroad anytime soon I love to see his progress on it he's such a Craftsman 👍👍
Sadly Steve has dismantled the new railroad too. Nothing left. 😢. He’s focused on bench projects for others railroads. 🚂.
Hi guys, just started watching when you got the water mill , may i say it turned out looking fantastic, enjoying your videos, thanks for sharing and very much looking forward to you working on the outside part 😎😎😎😎😎regards Marc
Awesome, thank you! 🙏. Onto the “Bridge Over The River Why”. Outside behind the Never Mine.
Siete veramente eccezionali il mulino è veramente bello direi forse eccezionale curato nei minimi dettagli questo capolavoro è stato seguito da me fino dai primi tempi ottimo lavoro 😊😊👍👏
Thanks so much
Great vidio, crunch opps what was that.Thanks for the morning coffee...
Caffeinated. Always. We are on our third dose. Er cup. 🎶 the best part of waking up is caffeine in your cup. With cream and sugar. Depending on the time of year in your mood, possibly a little cinnamon or Coco.
Black with amoretto is best for vacations haha.
I know all about projects taking longer than planned 🤦🏻♂️.
It's turned out beautifully though Dale. Just remind any visitors to watch their feet! 😂
The plan is once we paint water on the floor there’s going to be a one by four kickplate all the way across the front. Secretly there will be lights hidden in it! Anyway, that will be there to protect the mill in the water and the bridge and everything because if people walk right in there, they’re going to break something!
@@ToyManTelevision That sounds a good plan!
Go to Harbor Freight and get the 2 inch thick foam kneeler to help save your knees. Not expensive. One for you and one for Karyn.
Got it! But it’s the bending over and getting up. Ouch. 🤕
Looks great!!
We are well into June, will you do something in the garden next ? It was a long time ago now...
Yup. Been working out there and we now have video on more cement, drip lines, a truss bridge and more colors. 😊
How are you going to paint the canyon walls? Are you going to need to remove everything? The final mill turned out great and I have enjoyed your series. Thank you.
I’m going to rear part of the cliff directly above the mill to make it match the section above there. It looks a little too much like layers of insulation! So some reshape in there, filling in the section between the upper Canyon and the lower Canyon using the same technique, including a ledge with the precarious village on it! Then a little bit of layering with sculptamold. the final paint is done with the same bear colors of house latex from Home Depot combined with some of the craft colors. Same way we did the area around the mill!