Exeter st David's. The progress in picture.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ม.ค. 2021
- A new year and a whole new list of content coming for 2021.
What a good time to take a look back at the layout progress over the last few years in image.
This video shows a selection of images captured since the track was laid featuring some of the stock old and new.
with plenty of fresh video ideas coming this year don't forget to stay tuned!
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Some stunning shots there Tim. From bare loft to running vista in one easy lesson! Looking forward to more this year ( get your finger out, will ya! ) Lol. Regards Bobby 'T'.
Just finished catching up on your videos: great progress on what's going to be a cracking layout. Look forward to seeing developments in 2021.
Looks great!
Thankyou.
Some incredible progress made in the last couple of years Tim. Fantastic modelling.
If my attempt at scenery comes somewhere even close to yours then I will know I've done a super job.
Thanks Jamie. I'm sure you'll suprise yourself when you start getting the scenics underway.
Excellent record of progress through those photos atb Andy
Thanks Andy. Always great to flick back and see the progression.
Your signature is all over this great shots
Thanks Sam. Got heaps of pictures so might do a few more 'over the years progression' videos in the future.
Great update and what a scene the river and bridge is the water is so realistic also I like the weathering at 3mins . Looking forward to more content and thanks for all the advice which I hope to do justice to.
Cheers Kev
Thanks Kev. Plenty up coming. Next roll out should be later this month.
Nice one Tim your layout has come along way since i started following you on youtube you have a beautiful layout and i am enjoying seeing the videos on it some of the things on your layout have inspired me to do the same like that brick building you made in the last video i want to try make something like that too. Cheers and all the best.
Nicholas.
Thanks Nicholas. Its certainly taking shape and I've even suprised myself on some of the builds so far! Glad its inspired you.
Cheers.
good vid tim keep posting updates up
Cheers. Plenty in the pipeline.
Great seeing the difference - the layout has come a long way mate - really love the end shots / spot on 😉👍
Gazza
Cheers Gary. Its only when you look back before anything scenic went down that you see how far its come.
Those end pictures are going to be the best for running session shots.
Very impressive and well done. I don't suppose you've got a track plan you could share with us please?
Thank you. I have done a layout tour a little while ago though a couple of areas in that video have fully changed.
I get a lot of requests for a full tour and I'll hopefully be putting a video together for around March time which will be a full tour, how the layout runs and also an exclusive around the laira side of the layout.
Some serious progress on view.👍👌😁
Just to prove I'm paying attention; I take it 1:37 is the real thing, and the only shot of the real thing that's included?😁
Nope thats the layout lol.
@@thescrapline4905 OK, you got me.👍👌😁 I've seen many, many photos of models/layouts etc that look very, very realistic. I've had to like twice at some of them but, to my knowledge, I've never been actually caught out before.😂
The coach interior is what did it; the shadows, and what's visible 𝒕𝒉𝒓𝒐𝒖𝒈𝒉 the coach seemed just too real to be a model. The more I look, I can see it now; maybe the shed roof is just slightly too neat.😁
While my mistake is a great compliment to various aspects of your modelling skills, and the manufacturers involved, much of the realistic effect is down to your photography and lighting. That's the 𝑟𝑒𝑎𝑙𝑙𝑦 hard bit in trying to make a model look real.
Great work all round and I won't get caught again.🤣
Cheers for now,
Dougie.
The shed would be the givaway, despite it being the first scratch build its the only one not finished, weathering and window beads to add.
That actual image is my favourite out the lot.
@@thescrapline4905 I would have to agree. It's really not a "glamour shot" but, for authenticity, it's hard to beat. In photos like that, it's the really small details that fool the eye. The holes in the fenceposts would be one example. They would be a waste of effort though, if the posts were all at the same angle. The jaunty angles of some of them are just enough; same with the fence-wires. You see beautiful layouts, with yards and yards of perfect, symmetrical fencing - takes hours to do and looks 𝑠𝑜 𝑤𝑟𝑜𝑛𝑔.
I suppose one of the beauties of this hobby is the variety. Everyone is looking for something different, trying to create different impressions. I always think, regardless of the situation, the hardest effect to create is 𝒓𝒂𝒏𝒅𝒐𝒎. Perfection can be very hard to achieve; 𝑟𝑎𝑛𝑑𝑜𝑚 can be impossible.
It seems we have some quite similar ideas; at least you've got something built. My tiny, Scottish, N-scale layout has been on the drawing board for nearly thirty years; haven't got even a baseboard yet.🤔
Cheers for now,
Dougie.