How-to Make Realistic Model Railroad Scenery - Water - Quick and Easy!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ต.ค. 2015
- In this video we discuss a simple method for creating water scenes for our model railroads. This is a very quick and easy method that works well for all model scales.
A water scene is focus of this video. With a little - much needed humor, we show just how easy it is to create believable, realistic water for your model railroad of diorama using a simple, quick and easy method
Enjoyable for modelers of all experience levels and a great incentive for those that are new to the hobby or have a fear of the process. Of course, there are many methods for creating water of all kids. This video focuses on the creation of a small, slow moving stream
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Great work wow
Clear and concise! Thanks for the class!
The new dock scene turned out fantastic. Great work as always.
That came out very nice, I really like the weathering on those waterfront buildings. It does have a realistic look. Very nice,
In the past I have hand crafted small fish and placed them with a little lichen into the area to be turned into a lake, once the dam is removed I could actually see the fish swimming under the water for a little added touch to the scene,
Exceptional modeling....and a great tutorial.
Hey I live in NE! When I lived in Broken Bow NE, you could see around 4 coal trains a day, in my first two days there, I saw 9 trains
Awesome tutorial joey I enjoyed watching Thanks for sharing
Joey, I've been skimming through your older videos for ideas...
Excellent info and all put into an entertaining video! Great photos and a beautiful job on the layout! I'm doing a lot of video watching and learning, but I'm planning on getting into the whole model train thing this year after I move! Seems like an awesome artistic outlet!
Thanks for the tips. Very helpful. The first time I did a water scene it was on a free-standing 4x8 layout. The stream ended when it reached the edge. I taped up the ends with duct tape to contain the water. Unfortunately, tape alone is a bad idea. The water oozes right through. I lost an entire bottle of water in this way, got it all over the floor (luckily, a dirt cellar floor), and had to figure out a way to contain it. I found covering the ends with a strip of folded over plaster and molding it to the irregularities worked well. I didn't use caulk, altho' now I think it would be much better to do so. In the future though.
outstanding layout and great video. I have just gotten into it myself I've Loved trains my whole life and I've Loved model trains my whole life I have an eight-year-old son who loves trains because I've kind of been talking about it for so long with him but never really gotten into the hobby. We are testing the first track play out tomorrow can't wait the sky's the limit do I have so many ideas and TH-cam and channels like this have been so helpful keep it up this is great.
Amazing work!
Love your stuff joey , been hangin for some more you tube from you great stuff !
Great video, do you have a technique for adding detail to the water surface? I've tried Gloss Mod Podge which works ok and I was going to see how the Woodland Scenics water effects works for adding ripples. I'm only new to water and still experimenting with lots of different techniques. Thanks, Luke.
Excellent TH-cam clip and love to see any water scene on a layout but I do think it is an art to mater to get completely right. Thumbs up 👍
Great video with beautiful scenery , and the rocks and dirt stuff as well!! I'm yet to try scenery and water scares me a bit, but you make it look a lot easier! Great how to videos and love the humour as well!.
I must say Joey, that was the wisest decision retro fitting that structure on the corner...really made the scene....just like it's always been there! Your techniques are quite similar to mine! Oh, I've had my nightmares too.Thanks for sharing your videos again!
Great stuff Joey, I find I purchased some backdrops from you guys when I started getting stuff for my first modelling adventure last year. My family still wear their indulgent smiles.
Thanks Joey , Mike