On30 Short Caboose
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 มี.ค. 2022
- In this week's build video, the On30 Thunder Mesa Mining Company model railroad gets a new 4-wheel bobber style short caboose! Follow along as I build caboose No. 94 using elements from a Full Circle Models short caboose kit and printed CG textures.
Thanks for watching, amigos!
Dave
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Well my day got better.
Outstanding and thank you! I use your photo technique and it really works well recreating reality. Lance Mindheim uses it and like you, is a master modeler.
I posted comment on how much I like this process on another master modeler’s TH-cam channel, who is from Canada, and he ripped me apart. He does not believe it is art. Shame. I really like his work and appreciate his sharing his techniques.
Your models are true works of art! Thank you for sharing your experience!
Thank you. I've always found that critiques like that say a lot more about the person who is giving them. The best technique is the one that works.
I love the overall model and how you took some of the existing items and added your own "flair" to it as well. Also, I love how you admit to making mistakes and showing that it is not anything to be worried about. Keep up the good work and the chill, just enjoying myself, atmosphere. We need more of this!
This is a video I’ll have to revisit a lot of good information and techniques.
I affectionately call you caboose “Stubby Bob”❤️👍🏻
Cabeese....yeah I think that's right. Great job on that build!
Very nice, as always. I'd mind your lungs when sanding or filing resin as it won't beak down in your lungs, just stays there forever...
You sure make that look easy. 'Course you've done, at least, you're share of this before! Thanks fer the tutorial!
You had me at Cabeese!!
Thank you for showing us how to do a build like this. I love doing craftsman-type building kits. I've also done several vehicles and had some issues trying to deal with the assemblies. Now I know why. You showed some technics that I really needed to be able to do this kind of work. Thanks, again.
Thanks for the full build video. Lots of great tips, as always. I am a big believer of interesting rolling stock. It tells the story
Of your model railroad.
Looking good 👍
Great tutorial. Thanks.
Amazing work, love those small wagons 😁
Great looking caboose thanks for showing us how to build it. Can't wait for the next project.
GOD BLESS 🚂💖🚂💖🚂💖
Such a cool build!
I was wrong in a video of yours that I watched earlier today. “I love it when a plan comes together” isn’t Sgt. Phil Esterhaus from Hill Street Blues. It’s George Pepard’s character from the A-Team!!!
Really enjoy your modeling.
Your glass sanding surface … I’ve done something similar for years. Instead of tape, I use 3M spray adhesive. A very light even coat on the glass then lay the sand paper on it, smooth out any wrinkles, and use an old exacto blade to cut it flush with the edge of the glass, then a light bead of epoxy to seal the edge. I put different grits of sandpaper on each side, and write the grit on a small tab of paper in a corner so that I know which grit each side is. When the sanding surface is laid down, it won’t slip at all because the other side holds it in place on my mat. It lasts for years sometimes. Just use a small brass wire brush to clean the paper and a quick vacuum before each use. If it needs to be replaced, an exacto blade to cut the epoxy and the old sandpaper peels right off.
great build, nice techniques!
Always enjoy your videos especially the tutorials, I keep thinking about getting into DCC and On30 scale, which I know nothing about but you sure make it look interesting ! thanks
Say printed?
Yup
3D?
Nope, printed paper.
Well... it passes the 4ft test. 👍👍
Try canopy glue for your windows like RC 560.
Very nice demonstration of the project.Ive been looking for one to build. Thanks for the tips Window glazing tip from Bill Banta, try using canopy glue,easy to remove any unwanted hazing.
Thanks !
Great little build!!! Looks awesome!
now who doesn't like a nice caboose?
Love your layout and your video contents
Couple of comments. 1. Resin dust can be real nasty if you breath it in. 2. I am a simple modeller that scratch-builds everything. I do not have the machines you have, too expensive for me. Love your videos and I am a new subscriber. I stated a On30 layout but mom moved in and I had to tear it all out to accommodate her. Just building a shelf layout for now.
With the Bachmann caboose being so much larger...why not kitbash it into a side-door caboose for something you dont have yet?...Great video!
The glass sanding surface was a great tip
Caboosen!
why not apply the prints to the bass wood side and end panels supplied with the Kit?
Always enjoy your vids. have applied some of your pointers and techniques to my N scale layout build! Thank you.
Hey Dave from Dave... LOL! I love the kit and how you do the printed outside walls!! Super job!, But no interior lights or working adlake marker lights??? No end ladders, or roof walkways or coupla grab irons either yet? Would like to see you do a continuation video on these please!..
Yes...cabeese.
Very nice model, quite tempting, but doesn't fit my French layout.
Great video, thanks. What type of scanner do you use for this type of work?
Dave, Very interested in this kit, At FCM, I don't see a kit for the short caboose being offered. Where/how can I get one?
I don't consider using printed siding, be it rolling stock or buildings, as cheating in any way. I think it is maybe the only way many of us can precipitate in this hobby.
Do those super glue whips clog up easy?
The glue will dry at the tip and you just cut the tip off.
FYI...do not google Full Circle Models.......
😂 Good tip!