Nice trip Thru the New Siding - The Freight Scenics are Brill, I’ll be using some of your tips to bring my dioramas up to scratch 😁Many thanks for posting 👍🏻
Hi mike I hope you are well A very enjoyable video Alot of time and effort has been put into this video Thank you for sharing your models with us Keep safe ARP
Lovely Job on the hard standing Mike. I can see that being used for all sorts of filming locations. The USA or B4 will look particularly at home :) Great edit on the brake van view. That looks very effective
Thanks for your video update Mike, you’ve been busy! This is a great addition to your layout, I imagine that you will find it very useful with the added flexibility. I was puzzled as to how you had managed to fit it in. Great Stuff.
Really interesting Mike I watch your videos really carefully as I have made so many grand attempts out layout’s in the past I think your approach is fantastic Did you raise the paving up to the level of the gaugemaster track bed for the new siding or lower the track? It adds so much realism now doesn’t it And gives fantastic opportunity to display road vehicles etc
I always enjoy how ambitious your films are. Have you ever considered 'reenacting' the 'great train robbery'? (Not wanting to trivialise crime mind you).
Many thanks Richard. The view was from a real brake van, I used green screen over the original view and substituted the view from my Mobius camera on flat wagon
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The addition of the inset brake van image adds so much to the sense of being aboard.
Brilliant to hear, worth the effort then
Takes On A Whole New Dynamic When The View Point Is At Scale. The New Siding Makes A Very Nice Addition 👍
Cheers Tim
Lovely video. Thanks for sharing. Really enjoyed my brake van ride.
Glad you enjoyed it
Nice trip Thru the New Siding - The Freight Scenics are Brill, I’ll be using some of your tips to bring my dioramas up to scratch 😁Many thanks for posting 👍🏻
Glad to help
Lovely Mike.
Thanks John
A very useful addition and a nice piece of engineering.
Thanks very much
Making the most of every square inch ! (or millimetre) nicely done Mike enjoyed the video,
Stewart
Thanks 👍how are you mate?
@@ModelRailwaysUnlimited good thanks Mike still in the train room pottering around and having running sessions !
@@hollpoll good man, keep em running
Great work Mike, enjoyed the ride.
Thanks Robin
Fantastic and those old Bedford Dormobiles...what a great video...
Glad you enjoyed it
Hi mike
I hope you are well
A very enjoyable video
Alot of time and effort has been put into this video
Thank you for sharing your models with us
Keep safe ARP
Glad you enjoyed it cheers Adi
@@ModelRailwaysUnlimited your welcome
Amazing how there is often room for one more siding! It's a nice addition and some very nice wagons. 😊
Thanks, yes not much room now lol
Thanks Mike, I feel quite mellow after watching that. ATB, Andy.
Glad you enjoyed it, yeah kind of relaxing
I've said this before,"you don't need a big layout " to have fun. Only your .
' imagination '.
Good video, as normal!!!!!
Regards
Nigel
Thank you very kindly
Very nice work Mike, lovely to see the new addition. Best regards to you
Thanks very much
Nice work Mike, looking really good
Thank you! Cheers!
Nice I really enjoyed the ride, I'll have to come by sometime again. Great video ;)
Cheers Jasper & Willow
Glad you enjoyed
Lovely Job on the hard standing Mike. I can see that being used for all sorts of filming locations. The USA or B4 will look particularly at home :) Great edit on the brake van view. That looks very effective
Many thanks! Exactly what I have in mind
Thanks for your video update Mike, you’ve been busy! This is a great addition to your layout, I imagine that you will find it very useful with the added flexibility. I was puzzled as to how you had managed to fit it in. Great Stuff.
Thanks Neil. About the only place left but love the paved area
Another Mobeus fan!
Oh yes lol
@@ModelRailwaysUnlimited They work well for on-board vid's from model aircraft, as well. I also use one as a dash-cam!
@@hamshackleton I bet, might try to get my helicopter up again some day
The paved area looks fantastic Mike, im glad it turned out so well, and thanks for the shoutout!
Many thanks Chris and you are most welcome
Really interesting Mike
I watch your videos really carefully as I have made so many grand attempts out layout’s in the past
I think your approach is fantastic
Did you raise the paving up to the level of the gaugemaster track bed for the new siding or lower the track?
It adds so much realism now doesn’t it
And gives fantastic opportunity to display road vehicles etc
Hi Jon thanks very much. I lowered the track.
@@ModelRailwaysUnlimited thanks I thought you might’ve
I always enjoy how ambitious your films are. Have you ever considered 'reenacting' the 'great train robbery'?
(Not wanting to trivialise crime mind you).
That's very kind of you. Hmm that would take some doing. I'd like to hang the buggers after mind lol
@@ModelRailwaysUnlimited Yes, rather you then me .... and that would be a new ending ....
Amazing filming from break van…what camera is used.👍
Many thanks Richard. The view was from a real brake van, I used green screen over the original view and substituted the view from my Mobius camera on flat wagon
@@ModelRailwaysUnlimited should do a how too video…🤔😏
@@richardswallow1967 many thanks, can't remember if I did that on my 'Day with class 47s' video
Great video Mike - camera work lovely. but O gauge or 00?
Many thanks. I'm OO
Bonjour Mike, Interesting shunting video on the modified track work. What camera do you use in the brake van ? Thanks for sharing ! Cheers, Filip
Thanks Filip. The brake van view is green screen effect, I use my normal Mobius camera and truck then combine
Another example of the effect th-cam.com/video/oesfOo_x1Eo/w-d-xo.html
@@ModelRailwaysUnlimited Thanks Mike !
Hmmm... yes.. I can see you've gone over to driverless control or are they all on strike? 🤭
Made this on a strike day so of course no drivers were in. Engine is able to manage for itself