One of the brilliant things here, is using photos of actual model buildings in the backdrop. What a great way to extend the alternate world. Not sure if I’ve seen this idea before. Just one one of many smart things Frary does. He really did bring model railroading from the days of oil based paints , hydrocal plasters, lichen, and oil varnishes up to our time.
Dave I saw a couple of your clinics many many moons ago, Love to see them again, Your work is really good, and always inspiring. AND I always take away some trick or tidbit I hadnt seen or thought of before, Thanks for sharing your knowledge!. I try to do the same on my TH-cam channel as well.
Fabian, these videos have been "around the block" so to speak. Many were once part of my scenery building DVD's. I'm happy with sharing them, free of charge, to the folks that visit this site. Besides, many are old and out of date. So thanks for your kind offer but I decline moving them to another platform.
Fantastic modelling, Dave! That water is realer than real, and the scenery between and around the rails is super A E S T H E T I C. The building placement is also very tasteful.
Your work is absolutely incredible! Very impressive! I only wish I had a fraction of your talent. My layout definitely pales in comparison. Beautifully done!
Dave for coloring sceneries like the Fiddletiwn Display, You built, or something like The Grand Canyon, would it be better to use tinting powders or tube acrylic paints? Which colors are more suitable for this kind of terrain? I guess maybe some kind of red combined with some orange and maybe yellow? Which other colors? Am I in the right track? Robert.-
Great! One question--I'm using your method to create the water and bought one of Bruce's waterline kits. Did you place the boats on surface after the water was complete or is it better to place the boats on the painted surface and then work the Mod Podge around it so the boat looks like it's actually in the water. I know the latter method is more permanent, and therefore less flexible, but I'm interested in what would look best. Thanks...
One of the brilliant things here, is using photos of actual model buildings in the backdrop. What a great way to extend the alternate world. Not sure if I’ve seen this idea before. Just one one of many smart things Frary does. He really did bring model railroading from the days of oil based paints , hydrocal plasters, lichen, and oil varnishes up to our time.
Dave I saw a couple of your clinics many many moons ago, Love to see them again, Your work is really good, and always inspiring. AND I always take away some trick or tidbit I hadnt seen or thought of before, Thanks for sharing your knowledge!. I try to do the same on my TH-cam channel as well.
a masterpiece Dave, definitely an inspiration for my Sierra Valley and Harbor Junction!!!
Fabian, these videos have been "around the block" so to speak. Many were once part of my scenery building DVD's. I'm happy with sharing them, free of charge, to the folks that visit this site. Besides, many are old and out of date. So thanks for your kind offer but I decline moving them to another platform.
Fantastic modelling, Dave! That water is realer than real, and the scenery between and around the rails is super A E S T H E T I C. The building placement is also very tasteful.
Excellent model! Keep up the great quality in your project, I've learned a lot from you
Absolutely amazing, and it beings me back east. Love it!
Your work is absolutely incredible! Very impressive! I only wish I had a fraction of your talent. My layout definitely pales in comparison. Beautifully done!
It's absolutely awesome, really good work! It's an inspiration to build a layout like this. Thanks for sharing... :-)
Just amazing. Bravo!
WOW! Impressive. Bravo!
Nice! Thanks for sharing.
-from Tom Pilling
A cool video, by the way that Kibri kit is actually by Heljan. I regoninzed it as I had one in my first layout back in early 1970.s.
You are Monet with water my friend. Just wow
fantastic!
Dave for coloring sceneries like the Fiddletiwn Display, You built, or something like The Grand Canyon, would it be better to use tinting powders or tube acrylic paints? Which colors are more suitable for this kind of terrain? I guess maybe some kind of red combined with some orange and maybe yellow? Which other colors? Am I in the right track?
Robert.-
Great! One question--I'm using your method to create the water and bought one of Bruce's waterline kits. Did you place the boats on surface after the water was complete or is it better to place the boats on the painted surface and then work the Mod Podge around it so the boat looks like it's actually in the water. I know the latter method is more permanent, and therefore less flexible, but I'm interested in what would look best. Thanks...
Because this is a display the boats were added after the water was built. They needed to be removed after every show.
Hello, Where is your display being displayed now? in 2019?
I would like to see this.
Ps. I'm in awe of your skills.
Today, January 26 and tomorrow January 27 it will be in the Mallory building at the big Amherst Train Show in Springfield, Mass. USA.
@@thetracksidemodeler8573 I hope it makes a visit to Mystic, CT miniature model museum someday.
what is the base measurements
Dave, Where are the waves !!!
No waves. This is a display where the customers model boats needs to set flat on the water surface.