Ha ha that’s good to hear Weathering can be tricky you can’t always copy the real world colours sometimes need to be toned down or muted in 1:76 well I think so 🤷♂️
I have watched several videos and they've been really informative and have given more ideas on how to detail my terraced houses when I get my precision applicator I will be getting in between the tracks and houses once again a big thank you
hi Sam ,always look forward to your videos as they are simple to follow and full of cheap ways to do things. The cottage looks great and will add even more character to a great looking layout.
I really enjoyed this video, you make things so simple by your explanations. You are right also to tell viewers what you are using including glue, we can all learn from other peoples ideas and reasons for doing something. Thanks, Mel
Great video once again Sam, I used the Magnolia and the WWS weathering powders technique and works great on my N gauge layout bridges and retaining walls, really effective, thanks!
Really excellent work there Sam, these are the things I’m looking forward to doing myself, bit more fiddly in N gauge but great technique mate. Looking forward to part two, cheers for now Sam, John
Nice one Sam, cottage looks great, details are spot on. Maybe add a TV aerial on roof or such like? Great upload, enjoy these builds you do. Take care and all the best. Brian.
@@peaks4719 yeah, you're right, Lol, I've been hitting and missing all week bud, Peaks 47, the answers apparent in the name. Thanks Sam. I should, eh, keep myself to myself, I'm trying to offer support across the whole community, watching, liking etc but my comments have been off key. 😂 Being a mature student at Uni has my brain totally fried. Take care and all the best again.
Hey Sam I have a question when you primed the house you used magnolia paint I was wondering if instead I used Tamiya surface primer would I get the same effects that you did with the WWS weathering powder?
Hi there good evening, is the model house a craftsman kit? I've just purchased a couple of wills kits from tmc ,so watching this tutorial has helped cheers IAN RANKIN.
Hi Sam that looks really good who makes the cottage and thanks for shareing my competition on your facebook page that is really kind of you to do so. Cheers and all the best. Nicholas.
Brilliant mate awesome detailing question for you how do you get it to light up I see wires in there do have 9 volt battery or will pick up the layout somewhere 👍🏻👍🏻
Yes I'll be there next time Sam. Was that a kit or did you scratch build it. Your weathering always looks great and a nice job on the diorama for SMS last week cheers Andy
I know it is easy to be a critical but please take this in the spirit of improving your model. Before you painted the model you should have tryed to discuss the plastic part join line down the side of the building. Luckily you could have a second try by modeling a cheaper along the offending corner. Regards Andrew Johnson.
The corners Which offended my eye were shown 3min 57sec into your tutorial. Please note that I will be taking your painting technique on how to paint a stone building to heart. Thanks.
For more how to’s check this out th-cam.com/video/awgAnNVLtm4/w-d-xo.html
Very impressive and effective, great work, thanks for sharing
Cheers Ewood
Great update enjoyed it very much .Hope there more.
Cheers think it was a 3 part series
That was amazing job you had dun there to that house it was great to see it there 👍🏚
Cheers Mick hope your good 👍🏻
Thank you so much for this guide! I found several guides on brick but none on stone painting so this really helped me with my models.
Pleasure mate 👍🏻
My friends used to own the 3 chimneys house that featured in the Railway children they owned it during the late 1980s and 1990s. Love your version.
Wow nice
Cheers Lee
looks very nice Sam
Cheers Digs 👍🏻
A nice little stone cottage. The weathering made a big difference. Martin. (Thailand)
Cheers back to Thailand 👍🏻
Fantastic job, very realistic. Thanks for sharing. Dave
Cheers Dave
good update keep posting updates up
Cheers Anfield
Fantastic job. You make it look so easy. It's great that you are sharing your skills with us. Thank you.
It is easy ! As you can see
wow great transformation...really well weathered Sam...
stay safe Neil
Cheers Neil
Learnt a lot, thanks.
Cheers Martyn
Nice one took a lot from this video as I start to scratch build my way back into the craft.
very nice.
Cheers Jim
That cottage looks fabulous. Neat idea for the curtains, simple but effective. Thanks for sharing. Roy.
You could probably go further but it’s enough detail for me
A simple and actually a very old technique but really well explained.
Nicely done mate.
Cheers dude I’m all for simple all I know !
Weathering is fantastic
Not bad is it cheers
Its brill pal ......I'm loving crash corner had a binge watch today learning weathering .....but got engrossed on ya channel bud fantastic
Ha ha that’s good to hear
Weathering can be tricky you can’t always copy the real world colours sometimes need to be toned down or muted in 1:76 well I think so 🤷♂️
Looking good. You inspired me to have a go at a diorama after watching your last video 👍
Nice one Paul
1st class, a pleasure to watch and inspirational 👍
Thank you
That's some lovely detail there. Cheers!
Nice one Flymo
Love the stonework effect 👍
Cheers Lee
I have watched several videos and they've been really informative and have given more ideas on how to detail my terraced houses when I get my precision applicator I will be getting in between the tracks and houses once again a big thank you
Great glad they help I try my best , I appreciate you leaving comments on the videos you have watched thanks 👍🏻
Railway cottage is looking great Sam I think it will blend in with the Peak district landscape really well.
Cheers Steve
Stunning - as ever. Learn so much watching these; look forward to Part 2. Thanks for sharing.
Cheers Alex
Looks really good. Mortar was often used as flashing material between slates and chimney, more so in a vernacular setting as it was cheap.
Thank you
Nice job
For lead flashing I use silver / grey tissue paper, easy to cut and easy to get to follow the contours of the substrate.
Paul
Probably be better idea that Paul
Fantastic detail, and so simple, love your video keep up the good work, motivate us beginners,
Great thanks
Reminds me a little of the Doc Martin house. 💕
Thanks 🙏🏻
Thanks 🙏🏻
what is 'house hold emulsion' ??
Decorating wall paint mate
@@peaks4719 Ok, I am Dutch so I had no idea :)
Looks amazing cant wait to see it on the layout 👍👍
Cheers Tobi hopefully more progress next week
Kitchen foil works well for flashing.
Great shout !
hi Sam ,always look forward to your videos as they are simple to follow and full of cheap ways to do things.
The cottage looks great and will add even more character to a great looking layout.
Thanks Mark that’s really encouraging for me to hear
Nice one Sam looking good as always
Cheers Tim is this a new channel now your on?
Ah yeah I’m subbed
@@peaks4719 this is the new me with a lot of new videos coming out with some cool and interesting new ideas so keep tuned :)
Share it on peaks fb page 👍🏻
That bridge you have done is ace
I really enjoyed this video, you make things so simple by your explanations. You are right also to tell viewers what you are using including glue, we can all learn from other peoples ideas and reasons for doing something. Thanks, Mel
Cheers Mel I try my best to keep it simple as that’s all I know to be honest
Great work painting that up, looks fab. Also, it looks like a Wills craftesman kit. Just putting the finishing touches on one myself.
Cheers that’s right a CK10 👍🏻
Hi if you can add your own slats to the building it makes all the difference to it my take sum time to do that hop that helps you Anthony
Thanks yes of course
Great video once again Sam, I used the Magnolia and the WWS weathering powders technique and works great on my N gauge layout bridges and retaining walls, really effective, thanks!
Good to hear 👍🏻👍🏻
Heroic music and cottage painting is a powerful combination for me! Love the videos, keep it up. 😀
Cheers Ed the project continues next week
Ed same
Fantastic Work! It looks awesome Sam! 😀
Cheers mate
Lovely work Sam, thanks for sharing looking forward to part 2 😀👍🏻.
Working on it 👍🏻
Great work Sam, looks fantastic! Cheers John
Cheers John should be on the layout soon
Nice!! Do you have a video of how you built the cottage?
I’m sorry I don’t it was given to me built it’s a “Wills kit” I think
I’m sorry I don’t it was given to me built it’s a “Wills kit” I think
Hi Sam, been looking for a good video about achieving this effect, thanks for sharing, looks awesome....cheers, Chris
Cheers Chris dead easy too
Really excellent work there Sam, these are the things I’m looking forward to doing myself, bit more fiddly in N gauge but great technique mate. Looking forward to part two, cheers for now Sam, John
Cheers John same methods on N pal your layout will be ace incredible track plan
Your eye for detail is amazing. Where do you get those home kits from?
Hi Brian home kits ?
Hi, great video and technique. Can I ask what brand Matt lacquer do you use please and does this make a difference?
Hi I used Motip off eBay £7 I think ?
Nice one Sam, cottage looks great, details are spot on. Maybe add a TV aerial on roof or such like? Great upload, enjoy these builds you do. Take care and all the best. Brian.
Cheers Brian great idea but abit modern maybe ?
@@peaks4719 yeah, you're right, Lol, I've been hitting and missing all week bud, Peaks 47, the answers apparent in the name. Thanks Sam. I should, eh, keep myself to myself, I'm trying to offer support across the whole community, watching, liking etc but my comments have been off key. 😂 Being a mature student at Uni has my brain totally fried. Take care and all the best again.
Dude no worries !!!! Still a good shout we sell them at work
Really enjoyed this video, what make of stone walling and roofing material did you use, it looks great !
This is a kit from Wills CK10 but you can get the building material separate
This is really informative, you are sooo good at modelling and I love the layout
PS: I like how you used really dramatic music for the time lapse🚄
Cheers , I do try to explain in simplicity 👍🏻
Hey Sam I have a question when you primed the house you used magnolia paint I was wondering if instead I used Tamiya surface primer would I get the same effects that you did with the WWS weathering powder?
Hi Dakota , the magnolia makes a good base coat for stone , I’m not sure what colour your surface primer is ?
@@peaks4719 it’s a light gray
You will get a stone look more of a granite than sand or lime
Great video Sam as always. can I just ask what matt varnish do you use?
Anything will do over waterbased paints providing its dry www.ebay.co.uk/itm/184292122360 this is the one I used
Hi there good evening, is the model house a craftsman kit? I've just purchased a couple of wills kits from tmc ,so watching this tutorial has helped cheers IAN RANKIN.
Yep it’s a Wills kit ck10
As always, your work ends up looking very realistic. What card do you use to make the stone walls? Thankyou for your informative videos.
Hi Cliff , it’s a kit from Wills but you can buy just the building materials il be using them in the next view videos
Hi Sam that looks really good who makes the cottage and thanks for shareing my competition on your facebook page that is really kind of you to do so. Cheers and all the best.
Nicholas.
It’s a wills kit ck10 I think ?
Brilliant mate awesome detailing question for you how do you get it to light up I see wires in there do have 9 volt battery or will pick up the layout somewhere 👍🏻👍🏻
Cheers mate in time a separate bus wire will be ran independently to the track feed but 9v batteries can work fine
Yes I'll be there next time Sam. Was that a kit or did you scratch build it. Your weathering always looks great and a nice job on the diorama for SMS last week cheers Andy
Good man it’s a kit from wills ck10 I think ? Thanks for the abs video support too
I know it is easy to be a critical but please take this in the spirit of improving your model. Before you painted the model you should have tryed to discuss the plastic part join line down the side of the building. Luckily you could have a second try by modeling a cheaper along the offending corner. Regards Andrew Johnson.
Thanks Andrew I’m ok with tips and faults being spotted which corners all four ?
The corners Which offended my eye were shown 3min 57sec into your tutorial. Please note that I will be taking your painting technique on how to paint a stone building to heart. Thanks.