Damn! You're good! I never thought there would be so much of 'er indoors's stuff you've used - does she watch these videos to find out what you've 'borrowed'? Keep up the good work.
lol - I was thinking the same, or "Sorry Charlie, it was supposed to be a white cake but for some reason when I sifted the flour it turned green" :) :)
I could sense the stress of deadlines in this episode, Charlie, which none of us would want you to feel. Having said that, this is one of your best scenery results so very much a double edged sword!
I used to have a model railway as a child. Still have some stuff in boxes and going to attempt a railway scene with my son soon. Thank you for these excellent tips and looking forward to having a go myself. 🥰
It's coming along nicely, Charlie. Don't worry about the shirts. A good modeler has one messy work shirt for every 'going shopping' shirt. A GREAT modeler doesn't even know what a 'going shopping' shirt is!
Why the hell have 9 people give this a thumb down? that scenery looks identical to the real thing, in fact so good on the video thumbnail i thought it was real.
Hi Charlie, as a newcomer to model railways I just want to thank you for guiding me through the daunting challenge of building my first layout. Your videos are always very helpful and great fun. You have given me the confidence to have a go and following your videos my results have surprised myself . Many Thanks
Further to the references to ones other half: while I was watching today's excellent episode, mine opened an eye from where she was napping on the sofa, and said, 'he's very calming' [as you were in the process of raiding the kitchen utensils] and promptly went back to sleep. Well of course mine's not bothered, I do all the cooking in this house and the kitchen is my domain. That's why I'm three years into planning my layout and still have nothing to show for it but a box of track!
I am the master of my kitchen and I have my own knives that my other half never ever uses. She has a set of knives that she uses on the rare occasions she does the cooking. I was making some hills for my little layout and thought I would use her carving knife, after all I have plenty of time to finish the job, wash and return the knife, the perfect crime. After the initial section my wife decided that she wanted a new chicken run and patio so my layout went onto the back burner. Fast forward a couple of months and we decide to clear out some of the junk our daughter had put in the garage. One problem, I had forgotten about the knife and as we cleared a work table, my wife spotted the offending item and I had some fast talking to do!
Expected nothing less from a retired Navy man! Another solid installment on the books, yea! Got the old escarpment Squared Away & Ship Shape! Bravo Zulu! 🇬🇧🤜🏽🤛🏽🇺🇸 🤟🏽🤠 ✝🛐
Charlie, as I may have said before scenery brings a model layout alive. I really get a lot of satisfaction out of doing scenery, so consequently I really enjoyed this video. Cheers Greg
I love "before the Mrs finds out", I would think most model train guys have been "caught" using something they shouldn't have lol. Another great video!!
Hi Charlie How about doing something on signalling, especially shunt signals and the black art of understanding them. You could also include the automation of either colour lights/semaphores as the trains pass them. Best regards Ian
Wow Charlie looking so good by the way nice plug for luke seen all his video's like you said he is amazing at what he dose I look forward to next friday
@@ChadwickModelRailway hope you and the family are well,and most importantly staying safe, oh i forgot to say yesterday,but on the new bit of scenery,theres a bit of brown been left showing,was it intentional?,i didnt know how to raise it without sounding like a jerk
Dang you make it look to easy. Where were you 25+ years ago when I was try to build my train set up when in my teens. Now might be the time to try again. Thanks for the video.
The hillside looks great 👍, love the attention to detail. As for suggestions for vids twofold I'm quiet interested in the wiring aspect for the point motors on the new section in particular the power supply you use and connecting everything up to I assume bus wires that go around the whole layout? Secondly I've been racking my brains at how to turn around a train locomotive, do you use a turnstile? Shunter? Or a custom section of track? And can it be automated in a dcc layout?
HI Mr Chadwick Sir. Please forgive me for this remark, no offence intended, It would be such a shame to place the signal box from your daughter with the back outwards, Would it not be possible to place it in the space between the crossing and the tunnel entrance. I Love all your work.Reg Mark.
Another cracking video. It's certainly given me a much appreciated lesson in landscape scenery construction and I do like your self deprecating humour.
Wonderful stuff again Charlie. Quite mesmerising really. Well done......I think SCALE MODEL SCENERY do similar `bendy' fence runs..PS - don't make her a cup of tea as soon as she gets back..she`ll know somethings up ! LOL
Just at this stage now - I found your video very informative and helpful. Your delivery and the odd bit of humour thrown in adds a little extra to the whole thing - Thank you . 🤩
Thank you for sharing this. Just ordered everything to build a motte and bailey castle with my daughter for her school project. Really appreciate your passion, expertise and generosity.
Another very pleasant Friday lunchtime Charlie spent watching your video. Thanks for all the hard work that I know goes in to making it. Long may you continue.
Wow what a achievement in a few days, love the shadows and shade on the rocks this area is going. to look fantastic. Its nice to see some grass being put down without a static grass applicator. The amount I do doesn't warrant the investment. It must be quite a pressure to get out these videos, but I do enjoy them. You and your family stay safe don't be tempted out to soon Eddy xx
Great bit of scenic work Charlie - great to see your better half playing such a key role in your modelling exploits by supplying those vital accoutrements (even she doesn't know herself)! Another classic video from you - Friday's wouldn't be the same without a dose of Chadwick. Euan
Another fine job Charlie, looking forward to seeing a train come across the viaduct and fill and pass through the cut. The changes in elevation in the scenery really bring the scene together.
Hi Charlie-Thank You for your brilliant video ! I have just found your channel and you have opened my eyes .I had model trains years ago my first trains where a" Blue Pullman "set and a "Britannia" steam engine with a oil smoke generator ! That was a long time ago ! The electronics is not a problem,- but the scenery is ! Thanks once again
Another smashing scenery lesson! You capture the rolling hills and meadows so very well with your technique. Can't wait to see this scene ballasted and hosting trains! Keep up the good work! Nice shirts!
Fantastic Charlie, I kept getting flash backs to Gerry Anderson’s back drops from Thunderbird’s, just shows what can be achieved. Great demonstration. Keep up the excellent work.
Just the ticket, Charlie. An awesome job and finish. I just wish that I could work on my layout as quickly as you, because I would have finished it 8 months ago, ha! ha! Take care...
These videos always remind me of the tiny 5' by 3' board I had a couple of years ago...it'd be nice to have the space for a full-size layout like this someday.
Hi Charlie - a great job with the rock/cliff face. I found that by inserting a couple of 1.5inch galvanised nails, head first into the drying plaster, when set, I could push the nails into the foam, which then held the rock face in position. This enabled the various piece to be positioned if various positions before the No Nails (in my case) held the rock face in it's final position.
Been looking at several videos of yours Charlie, and I have become a real fan . Love the presentation style, relaxed and clear. I cannot get to my loft layout because of a small infirmity and cannot make the stairs at the mo. But as a proxy, your vids are an excellent substitute. That said I will keep watching. Thanks, Marc ,
Hi Charlie, that cutting is looking very proto. Oops realistic! Finish off with a bit of static grass and it'll be the bee's knees. As you said, it is amazing how a bit of grass layer transforms the scene. Regards till next Friday, Bobby 'T'.
Bravo maestro! I've spent hours painting rocks with latex to produce unique moulds...scenic ready-made aren't half tempting. Cheers for another inspiring piece
Have been thinking of getting back into the model trains (modelling the Philippines) and have found this video hugely inspiring. Going to watch more of your stuff now. Thanks.
Hi Charlie, excellent you do make it look very easy I suspect it is much more difficult than you make it look, I guess that's experience, thank you for sharing this with us,
I also like your attention to detail. You gave me some ideas with your mountain landscaping build. I will definitely be watching you all the time to further my knowledge.
Great kitchen skills Charlie, just make sure you don't get your rocks mixed up with the rock cakes by 'er in doors... LOL. At least if I come around for tea and the bums are a bit gritty I will know you've been using the shive again. Your defiantly a man of many talents. I wee tip I recently heard about is if you have anything stuck down with a hot glue gun and it is set. If you need to remove the glued item to another place or fix a wrongly placed or broken item. Then dab neat IPA around the edge of the glue and give it a few seconds to work its way under. The IPA will eventually separate the glue from the surface it is stuck down on. It is a good way to release and reuse objects without forcing them up with paint scrapers and damaging the items. Though I don't know if it works on all surface types.
@@ChadwickModelRailway could you recommend a good scatter grass to sieve as you did in video? Only small patch so don't want to spend on a static grass applicator.
You make it seems so easy even when you are under pressure. (Video Upload) Please whatever you do, don't take these videos down or I shall be lost. Thank you, Charlie. see you next Friday. Martin. (Thailand)
Damn! You're good! I never thought there would be so much of 'er indoors's stuff you've used - does she watch these videos to find out what you've 'borrowed'? Keep up the good work.
lol - I was thinking the same, or "Sorry Charlie, it was supposed to be a white cake but for some reason when I sifted the flour it turned green" :) :)
One day I’ll have my own kitchen! I’ve got most of the stuff. Regards Charlie
lol, probably only when things are missing...
I’m waiting for the rolling pin to go flying across screen!😁
Correct comand An dus beutiful video.
HC Treintje Belgium Herman.
The closer you get to your rock faces, the more impressive they look! A real transformation of that area!
I'm so pleased that you enjoyed it pmichael73. Stay safe. Regards Charlie
I just love watching you do stuff like this - you are the Bob Ross of modelling.
You're too kind DJ
I could sense the stress of deadlines in this episode, Charlie, which none of us would want you to feel. Having said that, this is one of your best scenery results so very much a double edged sword!
We got there in the end, thankfully!
I used to have a model railway as a child. Still have some stuff in boxes and going to attempt a railway scene with my son soon. Thank you for these excellent tips and looking forward to having a go myself. 🥰
That’s great news Andrea, share the joy. Regards Charlie
Being an absolute beginner, I have learnt so much from your videos and hope that I do justice to what I have seen. Keep up the great work Charlie.
What a heartwarming comment, many thanks, regards Charlie
It's coming along nicely, Charlie. Don't worry about the shirts. A good modeler has one messy work shirt for every 'going shopping' shirt. A GREAT modeler doesn't even know what a 'going shopping' shirt is!
Thanks for the tip Frank!
Why the hell have 9 people give this a thumb down? that scenery looks identical to the real thing, in fact so good on the video thumbnail i thought it was real.
Shall we put it down to jealousy? Heaven only knows. Regards Charlie
That rock face is awesome Charlie. You are in dire straits if Mrs Charlie ever watches this one 😂
Life on the edge Clive.
The new hillside looks great, the highlight of my Friday morning (in the USA) to see the progress on the layout.
Thanks Chris, you’re too kind. Regards Charlie
Thanks Charlie. Always look forward to Friday evenings and watching your videos. Much appreciated.
Thanks For your loyalty. Regards Charlie
Hi Charlie, as a newcomer to model railways I just want to thank you for guiding me through the daunting challenge of building my first layout. Your videos are always very helpful and great fun. You have given me the confidence to have a go and following your videos my results have surprised myself . Many Thanks
Thanks John, for such a heartwarming comment. Good luck with your project, regards, Charlie
A portable fan would help dry the scuptamold faster. Old drywallers trick. Great job Charlie!!
A very good point, thanks mate, regards Charlie
Further to the references to ones other half: while I was watching today's excellent episode, mine opened an eye from where she was napping on the sofa, and said, 'he's very calming' [as you were in the process of raiding the kitchen utensils] and promptly went back to sleep. Well of course mine's not bothered, I do all the cooking in this house and the kitchen is my domain. That's why I'm three years into planning my layout and still have nothing to show for it but a box of track!
Come on Tony, buy the timber.
I am the master of my kitchen and I have my own knives that my other half never ever uses. She has a set of knives that she uses on the rare occasions she does the cooking. I was making some hills for my little layout and thought I would use her carving knife, after all I have plenty of time to finish the job, wash and return the knife, the perfect crime. After the initial section my wife decided that she wanted a new chicken run and patio so my layout went onto the back burner. Fast forward a couple of months and we decide to clear out some of the junk our daughter had put in the garage. One problem, I had forgotten about the knife and as we cleared a work table, my wife spotted the offending item and I had some fast talking to do!
@@daviddyer2607 Sounds like you need a knife set just for carving scenary and doing dirty jobs :)
Great Tips! Your patience in your videos makes the layman not so prone to mistakes!
Only because I’ve made them instead! 😜
Peco LK-85 Flexible Field Fencing. Love the stuff!
Thanks Mark I couldn’t find it anywhere. Regards Charlie
@@ChadwickModelRailway LK-85 out of stock until later in 2020. (Used to be LK=45)
Expected nothing less from a retired Navy man! Another solid installment on the books, yea! Got the old escarpment Squared Away & Ship Shape! Bravo Zulu!
🇬🇧🤜🏽🤛🏽🇺🇸 🤟🏽🤠 ✝🛐
Thanks “me hearty”.
What a fantastic transformation!! Great job Charlie, Thank you for your time and talent.
Thanks Steve, you’re too kind. Regards Charlie
You do like flying into the wind with 'er-in-doors. Great Hill and cutting. Well filmed and good interest. Thank you Charlie.
Thanks Duncan, I’m so pleased that you enjoyed it, regards Charlie
Charlie, as I may have said before scenery brings a model layout alive. I really get a lot of satisfaction out of doing scenery, so consequently I really enjoyed this video. Cheers Greg
Thanks Greg, scenery really is something special.
I love "before the Mrs finds out", I would think most model train guys have been "caught" using something they shouldn't have lol. Another great video!!
I'm so pleased that you enjoyed it David. Stay safe. Regards Charlie
Love when scenery comes together. brings life into the baseboards.............great to watch............cheer's Tony
Thanks Tony, I’m so pleased that you enjoyed it
Hi Charlie
How about doing something on signalling, especially shunt signals and the black art of understanding them. You could also include the automation of either colour lights/semaphores as the trains pass them.
Best regards
Ian
Hopefully that will be next week Ian
So so so grateful that you don't feel the need to use background music in your videos.
I do very rarely during time lapse HJ
Wow Charlie looking so good by the way nice plug for luke seen all his video's like you said he is amazing at what he dose I look forward to next friday
I’m so pleased that you enjoyed it Adam. Yes Luke is a God of scenics. Regards Charlie
I didn't hear "the easiest way to apply this is by hand" but rather; "the easiest way to apply this is by making a mess"! Great video, Charlie
It reminded me of my childhood, playing with mud.
Awesome as always Charlie, although the brown in the sculptamold was too light,there is a positive out of it,it acted as an undercoat
I’m so pleased you’re looking on the bright side.
and it was useful to show the coverage on the video
@@ChadwickModelRailway hope you and the family are well,and most importantly staying safe, oh i forgot to say yesterday,but on the new bit of scenery,theres a bit of brown been left showing,was it intentional?,i didnt know how to raise it without sounding like a jerk
wow another good lunchtime video, back to work from Monday, so your videos will be evening viewing instead.
I think that you will cope Barry. Regards Charlie
Seeing all that Celotex has made me want some cheese!
A fair point Bill.
Dang you make it look to easy. Where were you 25+ years ago when I was try to build my train set up when in my teens. Now might be the time to try again. Thanks for the video.
I’m so pleased that you enjoyed it. Regards Charlie
The hillside looks great 👍, love the attention to detail. As for suggestions for vids twofold I'm quiet interested in the wiring aspect for the point motors on the new section in particular the power supply you use and connecting everything up to I assume bus wires that go around the whole layout?
Secondly I've been racking my brains at how to turn around a train locomotive, do you use a turnstile? Shunter? Or a custom section of track? And can it be automated in a dcc layout?
I Will be wiring again in a week or two. No I don’t need to turn any of my diesels around so therefore I don’t need a turntable. Regards Charlie
Thank you for adding the woodland scenics numbers.
Great video as usual.
Thank you
You are most welcome Stewart. Regards Charlie
HI Mr Chadwick Sir. Please forgive me for this remark, no offence intended, It would be such a shame to place the signal box from your daughter with the back outwards, Would it not be possible to place it in the space between the crossing and the tunnel entrance. I Love all your work.Reg Mark.
An interesting observation Mark. I’ll certainly look into it. Regards Charlie
I like the way the rock faces turned out, they look great!
I'm so pleased that you enjoyed it Wimbletrain. Stay safe. Regards Charlie
That top is a smashing idea, could I make a suggestion selling them like Chadwick on side and as seen on TH-cam on the other?
I’ll be looking into it next week Rebecca. Regards Charlie
That rock formation and hill looked so trashy at the beginning of the video, but then it looks super amazing at the end of the vide. Great work!
I'm so pleased that you enjoyed it stressball. Stay safe. Regards Charlie
I hope the other half doesn’t watch your episodes, too many confessions with video evidence 🤣🤣🤣
I think I’m safe on that one CB. Regards Charlie
Your videos on youtube are among the best I know ! I watch them again and again with pleasure.
What a heart warming comment asisfelden. Stay safe. Regards Charlie
Hi Charlie
Just wanted to say how much my son and I are enjoying your channel. Great fun watching and learning, ready to tackle our first layout!
That’s great news Ollie, I’m so pleased to have you onboard.
Another cracking video. It's certainly given me a much appreciated lesson in landscape scenery construction and I do like your self deprecating humour.
I’m so pleased you enjoyed it. Regards Charlie
Brilliant Charlie I get so much out of your videos, look forward to Fridays.
Thanks Rod, you’re too kind.
Wonderful stuff again Charlie. Quite mesmerising really. Well done......I think SCALE MODEL SCENERY do similar `bendy' fence runs..PS - don't make her a cup of tea as soon as she gets back..she`ll know somethings up ! LOL
I’m so pleased that you enjoyed it Martin, regards Charlie
Just at this stage now - I found your video very informative and helpful. Your delivery and the odd bit of humour thrown in adds a little extra to the whole thing - Thank you . 🤩
Thanks Graham, I’m so pleased that you enjoyed the channel mate. Regards, Charlie
Thank you for sharing this. Just ordered everything to build a motte and bailey castle with my daughter for her school project. Really appreciate your passion, expertise and generosity.
What a heartwarming comment James, thank you very much. Good luck with your build. Regards Charlie
Lovely result - the drybrushing technique really works well for rocks. I agree that the greenery on the rocks makes a big difference.
I’m so pleased that you found it interesting. Regards Charlie
That hill and Rock face is just what I want to achieve on my OO layout 👍🏻😀
Then I suggest you get on and build it, it’s easier than you think
You deserve a medal for bravery using the Wifes stuff and videoing it
More like supidity!
Just one word describes that hillside, Charlie... Brilliant!
Thanks for sharing. 👍 👍 👍
You’re too kind David thank you very much regards Charlie
Another very pleasant Friday lunchtime Charlie spent watching your video. Thanks for all the hard work that I know goes in to making it. Long may you continue.
Thanks Tony you’re too kind. Regards Charlie
Looks great Charlie! I love that you're not afraid to get your hands dirty, The layout is really shaping up.
Thanks Lou, I’m so pleased that you enjoyed it. Regards Charlie
Wow what a achievement in a few days, love the shadows and shade on the rocks this area is going. to look fantastic. Its nice to see some grass being put down without a static grass applicator. The amount I do doesn't warrant the investment. It must be quite a pressure to get out these videos, but I do enjoy them. You and your family stay safe don't be tempted out to soon Eddy xx
I’m so pleased that you enjoyed it Eddy, I will be using static grass next to the rails. Regards Charlie
Congratulations on a clear and honest how to do it. You make it all look so straightforward. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful John. Regards Charlie
Great bit of scenic work Charlie - great to see your better half playing such a key role in your modelling exploits by supplying those vital accoutrements (even she doesn't know herself)! Another classic video from you - Friday's wouldn't be the same without a dose of Chadwick. Euan
Thanks Euan, I’m so pleased that I’m keeping you entertained. Yours Charlie
Bonsoir,
Toujours un plaisir de regarder vos vidéos , belle réalisation !!!! 👏🏻👍🏻
Thank you so much, I'm so pleased that you enjoyed it DI MARIO SYLVAIN. Stay safe. Regards Charlie
That is remarkable and so realistic. I used to use Poster paint in all modelling years ago...
I'm so pleased that you enjoyed it David Sheriff. Stay safe. Regards Charlie
Another fine job Charlie, looking forward to seeing a train come across the viaduct and fill and pass through the cut. The changes in elevation in the scenery really bring the scene together.
Thanks Samuel, I’m so pleased that you enjoyed it.
That looks absolutely fantastic Charlie cracking job
Thanks Anthony, you’re too kind.
Hi Charlie-Thank You for your brilliant video !
I have just found your channel and you have opened my eyes .I had model trains years ago
my first trains where a" Blue Pullman "set and a "Britannia" steam engine with a oil smoke generator !
That was a long time ago ! The electronics is not a problem,- but the scenery is !
Thanks once again
I’m so pleased that you enjoyed it AS.
It turned out great Charlie. Your videos are giving me plenty of ideas and techniques for when I start my first layout in 30 years
Come on Ashley, you know you want one.
This video has many great tips and ideas Charlie. Thanks very much 🏍🚂🇦🇺.
You’re most welcome Richard
Oh charlie, you are funny! You brighten up my Friday evenings, while my wife is watching corrie.
I’m so pleased you find the channel useful Mike.
Thoroughly enjoyed that Charlie. Very realistic finished product.
Thanks Peter. I’m so pleased that you enjoyed it, regards Charlie
Another smashing scenery lesson! You capture the rolling hills and meadows so very well with your technique. Can't wait to see this scene ballasted and hosting trains! Keep up the good work! Nice shirts!
Yea, I was looking forward to the aggregate work myself...what a
scenic punch-up when done well!
I'm so pleased that you enjoyed it Pat. Stay safe. Regards Charlie
Fantastic Charlie, I kept getting flash backs to Gerry Anderson’s back drops from Thunderbird’s, just shows what can be achieved.
Great demonstration. Keep up the excellent work.
I’m so pleased that you enjoyed it Paul. Regards Charlie.
Here we go , favourite time of the week 😁😁👍👍
What a heart warming comment Pjanic. Stay safe. Regards Charlie
Another amazing transformation and as you say Luke Towan is a god. Frank
Thanks Frank, I’m so pleased that you enjoyed it.
Well done Charlie, I'm new to your channel I look forward to following you more. Thank you!!!
Thanks George, it’s great to welcome you as a new subscriber. Regards, Charlie.
Just the ticket, Charlie. An awesome job and finish. I just wish that I could work on my layout as quickly as you, because I would have finished it 8 months ago, ha! ha! Take care...
I’m so pleased that you enjoyed it John.
These videos always remind me of the tiny 5' by 3' board I had a couple of years ago...it'd be nice to have the space for a full-size layout like this someday.
I’m so pleased that you enjoyed it Tom.
This is exactly what we use in hospital... I shall be acquiring some of this now.
That’s great news Liam
Hi Charlie - a great job with the rock/cliff face. I found that by inserting a couple of 1.5inch galvanised nails, head first into the drying plaster, when set, I could push the nails into the foam, which then held the rock face in position. This enabled the various piece to be positioned if various positions before the No Nails (in my case) held the rock face in it's final position.
A good Tip Barry, regards Charlie
Been looking at several videos of yours Charlie, and I have become a real fan . Love the presentation style, relaxed and clear. I cannot get to my loft layout because of a small infirmity and cannot make the stairs at the mo. But as a proxy, your vids are an excellent substitute. That said I will keep watching. Thanks, Marc ,
Thanks Marc, that’s very kind of you to say so mate. Regards Charlie
Great shirt Charlie looking good 😀👍
I’m so pleased that you like it LJ
Hi Charlie, that cutting is looking very proto. Oops realistic! Finish off with a bit of static grass and it'll be the bee's knees. As you said, it is amazing how a bit of grass layer transforms the scene. Regards till next Friday, Bobby 'T'.
I'm so pleased that you found the video useful Bobby.
Regards Charlie
Bravo maestro! I've spent hours painting rocks with latex to produce unique moulds...scenic ready-made aren't half tempting. Cheers for another inspiring piece
I’m so pleased that you enjoyed it Simon
great vlog pal and you are right Luke is a master at scenery
I’m so pleased that you enjoyed it Alan.
Have been thinking of getting back into the model trains (modelling the Philippines) and have found this video hugely inspiring.
Going to watch more of your stuff now.
Thanks.
Thanks S-RF, it’s great to have you onboard. Regards Charlie
Enjoyable to watch Charlie, half an hour flew by! Stay safe 😎
I’m so pleased that you enjoyed it Chris. Regards Charlie
Another great video, thanks Charlie. Nice shirt, I've almost finished my 'lockdown' layout in my son's bedroom but still enjoy watching what you do.
Thanks mate, you’re too kind. Regards Charlie
My preference loved the white rock face.Rgds Don
A good choice Don.
Looks great Charlie! Indeed what a difference some greenery makes when you add it to a layout! I can't wait to put some scenery on my layout. Clint
I’m sure it will turn out very well Clint. Regards Charlie
Well done Charlie another great video, like your techniques.
Thanks Paul
Great as always Charlie. Love the rock face deceptively simple but so effective
I’m so pleased that you enjoyed it David.
Hi Charlie, Great video again. Love the curving knife work. You must curve a roast beautifully. Cheers Stewart
I’m afraid that I’m a hacker of meat not a carver!
Bloody brilliant Charlie ..!..!
Thanks Peter you’re too kind
Hi Charlie, excellent you do make it look very easy I suspect it is much more difficult than you make it look, I guess that's experience, thank you for sharing this with us,
It’s not that difficult really Richard. It’s just having the confidence to give it a go. Regards Charlie
I also like your attention to detail. You gave me some ideas with your mountain landscaping build. I will definitely be watching you all the time to further my knowledge.
Thanks DSV, regards Charlie
Very instructive, certainly helps greatly a new modeller !!
Thanks Dominick, regards Charlie
Good afternoon Charlie another great video liking the poloshirt but loving the hill and cutting
I’m so pleased that you found it interesting Stephen
Great kitchen skills Charlie, just make sure you don't get your rocks mixed up with the rock cakes by 'er in doors... LOL. At least if I come around for tea and the bums are a bit gritty I will know you've been using the shive again. Your defiantly a man of many talents. I wee tip I recently heard about is if you have anything stuck down with a hot glue gun and it is set. If you need to remove the glued item to another place or fix a wrongly placed or broken item. Then dab neat IPA around the edge of the glue and give it a few seconds to work its way under. The IPA will eventually separate the glue from the surface it is stuck down on. It is a good way to release and reuse objects without forcing them up with paint scrapers and damaging the items. Though I don't know if it works on all surface types.
Thanks John, that’s a very interesting tip. I will certainly try it out. Regards Charlie
Looks good Charlie , another job well done.
Thanks Jim, I’m so pleased that you enjoyed it, regards Charlie
Brilliant tips to begginers like me. Love your videos. You give expert advice without patronising your audience..End results are amazing.
Thanks Chris, you’re far too kind, regards Charlie
@@ChadwickModelRailway could you recommend a good scatter grass to sieve as you did in video? Only small patch so don't want to spend on a static grass applicator.
Thanks Charlie for another cracking video. Watched while I build the Takom Tank Transporter with D9 Bulldzer. Very relaxing.
regards
Gareth
I’m so pleased that you enjoyed it Gareth.
An excellent video. Just what I was looking for. Super tuition tool.
Thanks Phil, you’re too kind.
Another Great tutorial Charlie...THANK YOU 👍👍
Thanks mate.
Another brilliant piece of model making Charlie
Thanks Alex, you’re too kind, regards Charlie
You make it seems so easy even when you are under pressure. (Video Upload) Please whatever you do, don't take these videos down or I shall be lost. Thank you, Charlie. see you next Friday. Martin. (Thailand)
I wouldn’t dream of taking them down Martin. Stay safe out there mate regards Charlie
So jealous of the branded polo top, they look so nice. Great video Charlie. This is very helpful as I am building my own.
Stay safe Charlie.
Glad you like it Dan.
Great work.....aid i have to admit, I never thought about adding paint to the plaster mix.....will try that on the next batch!!!!!!!!!!!
It was my first time of trying it too.
Another great video Charlie. Thank You. Keep Safe.
Thanks John, You too. regards Charlie