Recovering from surgery and my whole family, sister, Mom, and 80 year old father are sitting together, sanding and assembling this amazing kit together. Thanks Jason for your creativity and the memories of this together 🖤🖤
Jason, a fantastic video on building your great looking kit. Great details, and such artistic flair. Great job, keep up the great work. Cheers, and stay safe, Michael
Just bought my kit....my first Jason Jensen model structure! I will definitely follow your video for this kit and try to learn your great techniques. Thanks for the great info!
LOL, I drove tractor trailers for UPS for 41 years. For about half that time, my mechanic was nicknamed "Fast Eddie". He took good care of me. Ever consider making your kits in O and/or S scale? There are fairly big markets there also.
Truly love watching you create. It’s nice to see you have another kid out there. My wife is commenting she’s a mess with what you do but wishes it wasn’t always so somber and the paint so tattered. Have you thought about maybe adding to one of your vignettes a man or two may be doing some handiwork on the house possibly painting a wall just to break things up a bit.? Just a thought
I always find your "This is how I did it" videos interesting. On a side note its nice to see that even the best of us make mistakes now and again. Thanks once more. BTW, I like the 'tar paper' back of the model.
I think since you have been building your own models, your channel has taken on a new dimension. Way to go, Jason, I never get tired of watching you build those delightful models!
Ooh, I love the build. I don't have a place for a garage on this portion of my layout, but I bet I can fit it in one of the other towns I'll be building in the future. Nice kit!
Top notch, Jason! Top. Notch. !!! I am nearly ready to begin my version of Red Hook Wharf from Foscale, and can't wait to utilize many of the techniques you demonstrate so well!
Great kit Jason, loved it that much I went through the motions to buy it. However, $84 AUD for postage to Australia makes purchase unviable. Such a shame that we both loose out because of postal charges or some other unknown factor.
Jason, that is an awesome kit and will be looking to find a location on my lay out for this kit. This is just what I want on my layout and must find a spot for it. If you keep building the fabulous kits I will need to expand my layout. Great video!!! Beautiful kit!!!
Hi ya Jason. Great new kit. It would be interesting to see what your fans who purchase this kit can do with it. A follow up video of some examples would be cool. I bet you could get some to send you short video clips and some still photos. Just a thought. See ya.
Good morning Jason, My name is Dennis and I am from England really love your tutorials that you do like the Kit but unfortunately I do not modelling HO module in O scale is there any possibility you will release this in O scale look forward to your response
Hi, Jason! Just ordered your kit! One comment…I’m sure others have pointed this out… your shipping charges are reversed? The faster 3-4 day delivery is $8.75 and your ‘economy" shipping charge is $15 for 5 to 8 day delivery. That ain't right! 😁😁😁
Hello Jason, i asked the same thing in an earlier video, but i think so late after it was posted that you didn't read it. I watch your videos for almost three years now. I am a big fan of your work, great what you do! I also like your artistic approach very much, your sketches of the houses are always a highlight for me! I have a maybe stupid question. Will all your sections be aged the same way in the whole final layout? I am not from the USA, I am from Austria. So maybe my point of view is different. I know it from my environment that new and old things always coexist. I think that's what creates the real tension. From the building site to the ruin there was (and is) always all conditions in most places. But I don't know if this is also the case in the USA? Maybe it was common that a complete area of a city was built very quickly and then "run down" over years? In Austria / Europe I know that only from bombed districts, which were created after the IIWW, mostly in the 60s, or housing projects. Almost everywhere after a few years the eyesore of a city. From an artistic point of view, it is of course attractive to create a masterpiece in one style. In a diorama or whole layout I find it also still really worth seeing. I also do it that way in my small dioramas, because it usually deals with one theme. So it is OK. On film sets of series and films, it realy annoys me meanwhile very much... That's why I ask. Many greetings Florian
I absolutely love aging and weathering structures. It really is my passion and I believe everyone should model the way they want to. A hobby is a brake away from reality and everyone should enjoy it in there own way. Follow your passion and create the world you want and don’t worry about what others think. It’s your hobby. Thank you so much for watching, I truly appreciate the support!!!
Awesome build , What was the first model that you released ? I'd also like to know more about your Patreon levels . Thanks for all you do for our hobby . peace to you and your family .
Thank you so much!!! I really appreciate it! You can visit my website at jasonjensentrains.com and you can visit my Patreon page at Patreon.com/jasonjensentrains. Thank you so much for watching! 👍
I remember one interior. It was in his "Old Garage in HO scale" video from three years ago. I don't know if there are others. th-cam.com/video/cNOo7SnQfoQ/w-d-xo.html
Quick question on the painting. Ive seen in this and past videos your technique of painting the individual boards so they come out looking like worn paint. On this one you use the sponge on the trim for the same effect it seems. As a beginner, why couldnt one use the sponge technique on the walls as well? It seems it would be easier for a more consistent effect for someone just starting (Like me).
Love this kit! Just curious did you have a prototype inspiration, and what year do you suppose this would this have been a brand new construction? ~Dennis
I think this would a perfect kit (and I just ordered one!) to have an interior. That brings something to mind: Is there a way to pre-stain the walls as you did and NOT have to put in bracing (which would show if one added interior details? I was thinking there might be a way to put weights/books on top and not affect the stain. Any thoughts on this, Jason?
Thank you so much! I really appreciate it! You could lightly stain the front side then let it dry. Then put masking tape over the front side that you just stained then spray paint the back side of the wall with your interior color. Or even try spray painting a grey primer over both sides of the walls first then paint them. Let me know how it turns out. Happy modeling!!!
@@JasonJensenTrains Many thanks for the guidance, Jason. I will let you know how everything turns out, although it will be awhile since you're mailing the kit to my brother for a Christmas pick-up by me.
I like using rust colors from Ammo by Mig and also rust color pigments from Ammo. You can order from Andy’s Hobby Headquarters, they offer great service!
diagram? What if someone wanted the long wall and end wall on the back room of the model turned so that the long wall is turned towards the end of the large section of the building? Id there a way to include a strip section that would work for that as well?
Loved the model enjoyed the video but lord there were more commercials than content. In the last 5 minutes there were 3 commercial breaks with 2 commercials each
Really like these builds, but your models kind of cover the 40s, 50s, even the 60s but your themes are modern. A quick oil change outlet is more in tune with the 80s, 90s, how about just rethinking the sign to a fallen gasoline brand offering oil changes?
Recovering from surgery and my whole family, sister, Mom, and 80 year old father are sitting together, sanding and assembling this amazing kit together. Thanks Jason for your creativity and the memories of this together 🖤🖤
It's always good to get your hands , ( fingers ) , into your work.
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Something just dawned on me. There's an auto shop in the town near me that's named Fast Eddies. 😂
Really enjoyed building this kit and very pleased with teh way it turned out! The video and tips really helped out!
Jason, a fantastic video on building your great looking kit.
Great details, and such artistic flair.
Great job, keep up the great work.
Cheers, and stay safe, Michael
Thank you so much Michael!!! I truly appreciate it!
Another great looking building (and sign)
Thank you so much Davie!!!
Just bought my kit....my first Jason Jensen model structure! I will definitely follow your video for this kit and try to learn your great techniques. Thanks for the great info!
I'd love to buy one of these kits, you always do fantastic work love it Jason😊
Have a great weekend👊
Cheers 🍻🍺KC 🇦🇺🤝🇺🇸😎👍
Thank you so much for the support!!! I truly appreciate it! 👍
LOL, I drove tractor trailers for UPS for 41 years. For about half that time, my mechanic was nicknamed "Fast Eddie". He took good care of me. Ever consider making your kits in O and/or S scale? There are fairly big markets there also.
Maybe some day! Thank you so much for watching! I really appreciate it!
That is a really ratty looking building. Fantastic work! Damn, I wish I was in HO.
Thank you so very much Ron!!!
Awesome. Best one so far, keep up the great work 👍
Thank you so much Adrian!!! 👍
Truly love watching you create. It’s nice to see you have another kid out there. My wife is commenting she’s a mess with what you do but wishes it wasn’t always so somber and the paint so tattered. Have you thought about maybe adding to one of your vignettes a man or two may be doing some handiwork on the house possibly painting a wall just to break things up a bit.? Just a thought
Thank you so much for watching!!! I truly appreciate it! I absolutely loving aging and weathering models. Thanks for the continued support! 👍
That's a very good looking kit.
Thank you so much Jon!!!
Thanks Jason, Just ordered mine today. 🐾🚂
Thank you so much Rick!!! I truly appreciate it! 👍
You should be very proud as this is a sensational model and again beautifully finished off.
Thank you so much Mark!!! 😊
I always find your "This is how I did it" videos interesting. On a side note its nice to see that even the best of us make mistakes now and again. Thanks once more. BTW, I like the 'tar paper' back of the model.
Thank you so very much!!! I truly appreciate it!
Fabulous kit build, fabulous video and fabulous that these kits of your own design are paying off with creative happiness. 😀👍
I always appreciate it Alex!!!! 👍
I think since you have been building your own models, your channel has taken on a new dimension. Way to go, Jason, I never get tired of watching you build those delightful models!
As always, thank you so much Norm!!! I truly appreciate it!
Great video and great second kit Jason.
Thank you so much Kurt!!! 👍
awesome video and kit..... love that car at the end... waiting for a oil change... ? you rock
Thank you so much buddy!!! I love those cars you sent! You rock!
Nice job, you do excellent work.
Thank you so much Donald, I really appreciate it!!!
Another outstanding “ how I do” tutorial Jason..
Nice seeing second kit rolling out for you as well.🎶☕️☕️✌️
I truly appreciate it Ed!!! 👍
Another great build Jason, still hoping to see in N Scale some day!
Thank you so much Chris!!! I truly appreciate it!
Great video and awesome kit. Thank you Jason for share. , I order it
Cesar
Thank you so very much Cesar!!! I truly appreciate it! 😊
Ooh, I love the build. I don't have a place for a garage on this portion of my layout, but I bet I can fit it in one of the other towns I'll be building in the future. Nice kit!
Thank you so much!!! I really appreciate it!
Jason, you're a Mad Man, a crazy wild Machine cranking out this stuff (good stuff) like there's no tomorrow.
Thank you so much buddy!!!
What a great Garage kit! This kit reminds me of my town while growing up, we probably had 5 or 6 gargages that looked like this building!
Thank you so much!!!
Well done! I learn a lot from your videos. Thank you.👍
Thank you so much Dennis!!!
that came out perfect my friend I like all the colors and the way you shaded it awesome job
Thank you so much Phil!!! I really appreciate it!
Fantastic Jason! Congratulations on this new kit! The sign really is the icing on the cake!
Lisa
Thank you so very much Lisa!!! I always appreciate the support!
Great job! Your weathering on this build was some of the best yet.
Thank you so much Chris!!!
Wish I could get these kits in O Scale. Nice work!
Top notch, Jason! Top. Notch. !!! I am nearly ready to begin my version of Red Hook Wharf from Foscale, and can't wait to utilize many of the techniques you demonstrate so well!
Thank you so much Joe!!! Have fun modeling Red Hook!!! 👍
@@JasonJensenTrains You bet!
Stoked!
Thank you so much!!!
You are a master artist. I hope that you sell a ton of your kits.
Thank you so very much John!!! I truly appreciate it!
Really lovely kit. And I liked watching the video!
Thank you so much!!!
Great kit Jason, loved it that much I went through the motions to buy it. However, $84 AUD for postage to Australia makes purchase unviable. Such a shame that we both loose out because of postal charges or some other unknown factor.
So sorry, shipping costs are out of control all over the world. Thanks for watching the video and happy modeling!!!
Congratulations Jason. What a wonderful kit assembled by a master of wooden kit building and more.
Thank you so much Ian!!! I really appreciate it!
Jason, that is an awesome kit and will be looking to find a location on my lay out for this kit. This is just what I want on my layout and must find a spot for it. If you keep building the fabulous kits I will need to expand my layout. Great video!!! Beautiful kit!!!
Thank you so much Johnny!!! I truly appreciate the support! 👍
Congratulations on your second kit. Enjoyed the build.
Thank you so much!!! I really appreciate it!
Another great looking kit. I was looking for another build, think I might grab this one now.
Thank you so much Benjamin!!! I really appreciate it!
Hi ya Jason. Great new kit. It would be interesting to see what your fans who purchase this kit can do with it. A follow up video of some examples would be cool. I bet you could get some to send you short video clips and some still photos. Just a thought. See ya.
That is a great idea!!! Thanks Norm!
Wonderful new project, Jason! It is so beautiful! I do love the vintage Fast Eddie sign. Congratulations 👍
Thank you so much Patrick!!! I really appreciate it!
Nicely done Jason. Let me know if / when you make the kit available in N-Scale.
Thank you so much John!!!
Another high quality kit & build Jason! Nicely done!
Thank you so much!!!
Good morning Jason,
My name is Dennis and I am from England really love your tutorials that you do like the Kit but unfortunately I do not modelling HO module in O scale is there any possibility you will release this in O scale look forward to your response
Not offering it in O scale, sorry! Just trying to figure out HO scale first. Thanks for watching!
Congrats on the new kit Jason! Looks great... If I didn't have my own laser and 3D printers, I'd be buying one. Hope you sell a boat load of them!
Thank you so much Jeff!!! I really appreciate it! 👍
Hi, Jason! Just ordered your kit! One comment…I’m sure others have pointed this out… your shipping charges are reversed? The faster 3-4 day delivery is $8.75 and your ‘economy" shipping charge is $15 for 5 to 8 day delivery. That ain't right! 😁😁😁
Thank you so much for your order Chuck!!! I truly appreciate it! Still getting everything figured out. 👍
Phantastic, whose Eddie?
Thank you so much!!! Apparently Eddie is a fast worker, lol. I just thought it sounded good. Thanks for watching! 👍
Ordered a copy
Thank you Klaus!!! I truly appreciate it!
Since it’s all digital, can you start releasing these kits in O scale? I’d buy this one AND the previous line side shack.
I may consider it for the future. Stay tuned and thanks for watching!!!
Hello Jason,
i asked the same thing in an earlier video, but i think so late after it was posted that you didn't read it.
I watch your videos for almost three years now.
I am a big fan of your work, great what you do!
I also like your artistic approach very much, your sketches of the houses are always a highlight for me!
I have a maybe stupid question.
Will all your sections be aged the same way in the whole final layout?
I am not from the USA, I am from Austria. So maybe my point of view is different.
I know it from my environment that new and old things always coexist. I think that's what creates the real tension.
From the building site to the ruin there was (and is) always all conditions in most places.
But I don't know if this is also the case in the USA?
Maybe it was common that a complete area of a city was built very quickly and then "run down" over years?
In Austria / Europe I know that only from bombed districts, which were created after the IIWW, mostly in the 60s, or housing projects. Almost everywhere after a few years the eyesore of a city.
From an artistic point of view, it is of course attractive to create a masterpiece in one style. In a diorama or whole layout I find it also still really worth seeing. I also do it that way in my small dioramas, because it usually deals with one theme. So it is OK. On film sets of series and films, it realy annoys me meanwhile very much... That's why I ask.
Many greetings Florian
I absolutely love aging and weathering structures. It really is my passion and I believe everyone should model the way they want to. A hobby is a brake away from reality and everyone should enjoy it in there own way. Follow your passion and create the world you want and don’t worry about what others think. It’s your hobby. Thank you so much for watching, I truly appreciate the support!!!
Awesome build , What was the first model that you released ? I'd also like to know more about your Patreon levels . Thanks for all you do for our hobby . peace to you and your family .
Thank you so much!!! I really appreciate it! You can visit my website at jasonjensentrains.com and you can visit my Patreon page at Patreon.com/jasonjensentrains. Thank you so much for watching! 👍
Really enjoy your builds and appreciate all the tips you share. One question though do tire of building only run down looking structures?
I know it’s not really your thing but I would love to see a fully done interior on one of your buildings
I have three videos on building a FOS auto repair shop and I did a full interior. It was a fun project. Thanks for watching!!!
I remember one interior. It was in his "Old Garage in HO scale" video from three years ago. I don't know if there are others. th-cam.com/video/cNOo7SnQfoQ/w-d-xo.html
If you go back farther I have a video called FOS auto garage. I think it’s 3 parts . Lots of interior castings from Rustyrail.
@@JasonJensenTrains I was talking about this one. and that one was never finished you were building a diorama and it wasn’t finished that I remember
HI Jason, great videos, thanks! Any idea of a good alernate for the Artminds cocoon distressing paint? very hard to find in Canada
That kit looks great. Have you tried staining both sides of the thin wood to reduce wrapping?
Thank you so much!!! Yes, that technique does work well! Thanks for watching!
What are your source suggestions for scratch building O-Scale structures? I want to model a small town from my childhood.
Hi Jason. Super kit. Do you make them yourself or have you someone who produces them for you?
Thank you so much!!! I make them myself.
Quick question on the painting. Ive seen in this and past videos your technique of painting the individual boards so they come out looking like worn paint. On this one you use the sponge on the trim for the same effect it seems. As a beginner, why couldnt one use the sponge technique on the walls as well? It seems it would be easier for a more consistent effect for someone just starting (Like me).
Yes, you could definitely use a sponge on the walls. I like showing people different techniques. Thanks for watching Darron!!!
Great kit , do you have G scale kits?
Thank you so much!!! No, sorry I don’t.
Love this kit! Just curious did you have a prototype inspiration, and what year do you suppose this would this have been a brand new construction? ~Dennis
Thank you so much!!! No prototype, just made it up! I think it could fit in many different years.
Jason - Would you ever consider O-Scale(1/48) kits? Thanks.....
Maybe some day. Just trying to figure out kit manufacturing and running a business, lol. Thanks for watching! 👍
I think this would a perfect kit (and I just ordered one!) to have an interior. That brings something to mind: Is there a way to pre-stain the walls as you did and NOT have to put in bracing (which would show if one added interior details? I was thinking there might be a way to put weights/books on top and not affect the stain. Any thoughts on this, Jason?
Thank you so much! I really appreciate it! You could lightly stain the front side then let it dry. Then put masking tape over the front side that you just stained then spray paint the back side of the wall with your interior color. Or even try spray painting a grey primer over both sides of the walls first then paint them. Let me know how it turns out. Happy modeling!!!
@@JasonJensenTrains Many thanks for the guidance, Jason. I will let you know how everything turns out, although it will be awhile since you're mailing the kit to my brother for a Christmas pick-up by me.
Very impressive, cool kit , what paint did you use for rust, where can I get this kit ,
right here james jasonjensentrains.com
Hi Dwight, thanks I found the web site , waiting for shipping costs to Canada
I like using rust colors from Ammo by Mig and also rust color pigments from Ammo. You can order from Andy’s Hobby Headquarters, they offer great service!
Jason , I would need to find supplies in Canada, but going to try one of your technics for a build we are doing as a group live stream on Sundays
Grate kit,looks good. just not "O"
Thank you so much Allen!!!
diagram? What if someone wanted the long wall and end wall on the back room of the model turned so that the long wall is turned towards the end of the large section of the building? Id there a way to include a strip section that would work for that as well?
man i like your new kit the new mat is very distracting take care
Loved the model enjoyed the video but lord there were more commercials than content. In the last 5 minutes there were 3 commercial breaks with 2 commercials each
Thank you so much Curt!!! Sorry, it’s really unpredictable because some times it may only have one commercial. Thank you so much for watching!
if you wet the back they will warp less
what is a diogram ?
Really like these builds, but your models kind of cover the 40s, 50s, even the 60s but your themes are modern. A quick oil change outlet is more in tune with the 80s, 90s, how about just rethinking the sign to a fallen gasoline brand offering oil changes?
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