Building a cafe and newsstand in 1/24 scale for my Gn15 model railway

Welcome back everyone! In this video I take on the construction of cafe/newsstand for my Gn15 model railway.
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The Modeling a railway set in the 1930s off the coast of Italy in a fictional village called Amalfitano. The people and the railway have their stories. Along the way I will share these stories, how to’s and updates on the little Gn15 scale railway

[@danielcooper5865]

Thank you for allowing us to visit your sweet village. Always a joy to see what's new.

[@TravelinginMiniature]

Thank you for stopping by!

[@Marly51]

I love the unique character of this miniature world of yours!

[@TravelinginMiniature]

I hope to miniaturize myself and retire in my village. Haha.

[@TheJpec361]

It was such a pleasure watching a craftsman at work.

[@TravelinginMiniature]

Gosh thank you.

[@michaelcerkez3895]

I also am making buildings out of bulsa that resemble those in York England in the Tudor era. Ilike the idea of using 3D, great idea.

[@TravelinginMiniature]

That sounds a great project. If you are not aware basswood is a little more robust than balsa wood. And in my opinion easier to work with. Hope you post your project

[@SmallGardenRailroad]

It is very inspiring to see how you build all from scratch. Thanks for sharing this little world

[@TravelinginMiniature]

Thank you. I am still trying to get closer to how I dream it up. Elusive.

[@stephensenior3589]

lovely model, It's great to see this model railway come to life it reminds me of a model village scene I used to go past in a front garden on my way to school, sadly when the owner passed away it was all demolished along with the cottage to make way for some horrid modern box of a house 😞

[@TravelinginMiniature]

Thank you for sharing that vivid story. I guess we all have these memories that bring a smile to our hearts when we see something that brings that memory back to life.

[@kevsmodellingminute]

That looks great. Just what Amalfitano needed. (Love the seagulls by the way). Kev.

[@TravelinginMiniature]

Thanks Kev! I hope my elbow doesn’t knock it over in the future when I start working on those in the back.

[@sheep1ewe]

Looks absolutely awesome!

[@TravelinginMiniature]

Thank you so much. Your comments keep me motivated.

[@sheep1ewe]

@@TravelinginMiniatureI often change plans for my own layout on the fly after wathing Your videos!

[@ThomasLindstrom-di8so]

Amazing as always.👍

[@TravelinginMiniature]

Thanks I appreciate the compliment

[@romancharak3675]

Very cool ! I chuckled at the addition of the image of the Pope, or some Bishop. Nice detail.

[@TravelinginMiniature]

Nice catch! It’s Pope Pious XI which is appropriate for 1930s Italy which is the setting of my layout.

[@michaelcerkez3895]

Ah, molto bello.

[@TravelinginMiniature]

Grazie mille. I tuoi commenti mi tengono motivato.

[@FredWilbury]

Fantastic found from Kev’s modelling minutes 👌😎☕️

[@TravelinginMiniature]

I have to check out Kev’s Modeling Minute thanks for the tip

[@davestrains6816]

Wonderful work, thanks for sharing. Dave

[@TravelinginMiniature]

Thank you!

[@bpair4608]

Awesome work my friend.👏

[@TravelinginMiniature]

Thank you for the encouragement

[@TheHollyHobo]

great stuff!

[@TravelinginMiniature]

Thanks!