Thank you for this build series. I thoroughly enjoyed watching them and feel sad that this channel now appears to be inactive with no new content in over a year 😢
Simon, Simon Simon.... A master at work. That's what you are. A joy to watch, a lot lo learn, especially when it gets to detailing. I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS.
Superb work as always Sim. Your attention to detail and realistic way of working, even on this small scale, is just amazing and I could watch it for hours. Many thanks for sharing this video and indeed all of your videos with us and allowing us to see this stunning work that you do so well. Keep up the great work and of course, Have Fun!! Joe
Hi Sim, After watching your videos and seeking your advice, I now have the wall, window, door, plaster board and lintel moulds, Herculite modelling plaster and have been collating the other items for casting, such as cellophane, dressmaker’s pins, celotex board, PVA glue, rinse agent and plastic cups. Looking to build a vibrating table - which Private shop did you visit to get your vibrating motor? Hahaha - I thought that was so funny on your video. Now sourcing balsa wood before I try out some casting. Steve
I purchased the adult Tory from eBay but I do have to say it did the job fine for whole year just had to buy a load of batteries I can give you the link if you require lol many thanks Sim
Hi there Simon love watching your videos. i could watch them all day. i was just woundering if after you finished this project could you maybe show us how to build a couple of WW2 Factories and Churches in 1/35 scale thank you
Hi there, love your videos and builds. I was just wondering how you decide what size of wood to use for the roof, ceilings, window/door frames etc? Are you doing it by eye or are you working out what they'd use in real life and doing the maths to make it 1/35 ? Thanks, and can't wait to see the bathroom 🚽 suite 😁👍
Simon I have purchased a large number of these moulds, however, I can't find anywhere that tells me how much plaster is required for each mould. I am aware of the two to one ratio of mix with water but I can't find out what amount of mix each mould requires. Can you help me please. Kind regards Chris
Hi there that is a bit of a tricky question I normally start with 10 mils of water 20 g of custard powder poor your first mould and then it's a matter of adjusting up and down sorry I can't be more precise as each mould can vary slightly to each other but that is my normal starting point many thanks Sim
Thank you for this build series. I thoroughly enjoyed watching them and feel sad that this channel now appears to be inactive with no new content in over a year 😢
Simon, Simon Simon....
A master at work. That's what you are.
A joy to watch, a lot lo learn, especially when it gets to detailing.
I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS.
Thank you so much I am so pleased that people get something from my videos many thanks Sim
Excellent work Simon the eye for detail is brilliant will look forward to see the bath and sink and toilet in position
New subscriber been watching all your videos to catch up.. amazing detail :)
Spectacular!! Love your little float, who would have thought of that but a builder.
Simon I love this model or should I say work of art fantastic 👍👍
Excellent!
Superb work as always Sim. Your attention to detail and realistic way of working, even on this small scale, is just amazing and I could watch it for hours. Many thanks for sharing this video and indeed all of your videos with us and allowing us to see this stunning work that you do so well.
Keep up the great work and of course, Have Fun!!
Joe
great job as usual. Im gonna try this
Hello, very very perfect job Mr. Please tell me.. Where you get these brick wall parts? Seems like perfect material for building dioramas.
Total Awesomeness
Hi Sim,
After watching your videos and seeking your advice, I now have the wall, window, door, plaster board and lintel moulds, Herculite modelling plaster and have been collating the other items for casting, such as cellophane, dressmaker’s pins, celotex board, PVA glue, rinse agent and plastic cups. Looking to build a vibrating table - which Private shop did you visit to get your vibrating motor? Hahaha - I thought that was so funny on your video. Now sourcing balsa wood before I try out some casting.
Steve
I purchased the adult Tory from eBay but I do have to say it did the job fine for whole year just had to buy a load of batteries I can give you the link if you require lol many thanks Sim
Hi there Simon love watching your videos. i could watch them all day. i was just woundering if after you finished this project could you maybe show us how to build a couple of WW2 Factories and Churches in 1/35 scale thank you
so much detail, this is amazing!
Looking great. I've rented places with extensions that weren't as well put together as that! (-:
Nice update Sim It's taking shape.👌
Hi there, love your videos and builds. I was just wondering how you decide what size of wood to use for the roof, ceilings, window/door frames etc? Are you doing it by eye or are you working out what they'd use in real life and doing the maths to make it 1/35 ?
Thanks, and can't wait to see the bathroom 🚽 suite 😁👍
May I ask, which part of the UK do you live?
Semyon, hello! As always, cool work!
I would like to know where do you get the plans for your buildings?
All my plans come from my head after being in the building for 40 years and built many houses one-to-one scale sim
Simon I have purchased a large number of these moulds, however, I can't find anywhere that tells me how much plaster is required for each mould. I am aware of the two to one ratio of mix with water but I can't find out what amount of mix each mould requires.
Can you help me please.
Kind regards
Chris
Hi there that is a bit of a tricky question I normally start with 10 mils of water 20 g of custard powder poor your first mould and then it's a matter of adjusting up and down sorry I can't be more precise as each mould can vary slightly to each other but that is my normal starting point many thanks Sim