G`day Ron UHU glue stick to stick the brick paper sheets to the card PVA to glue the wall parts and sections together..........also for the windows PVA for the roof slates PVA works extremely well with card Cheers Gormo
Awesome job Gormo. If you have a look at old photo's of Ross-on-Wye Goods Shed, it actually has a height Loading Gauge built in to the interior, I think it would good in yours too! ...Cheers Les.
G’day Gormo and another splendid looking build, you have there. Your technique with the overlapping slates does add to the realism of the roof by giving a 3D effect. All I can add is that you must eat a lot of Mr. K’s Corn Flakes 😂 Best, Jason
G`day Jason, Yes the Corn Flakes have been a great source of modelling card..........at least it doesn`t have to go through the recycling depot and it also reduces my model train budget ......😄 Cheers Gormo.
G`day Lee The shades are made from plastic end caps for screw heads........as seen on flat pack furniture. Available from your local hardware store. They may be slightly over scale but I think they suit the Goods Shed .....see link below www.bunnings.com.au/taskmaster-6-8g-white-snap-on-screw-caps-12-pack_p0035557 Cheers Gormo
Lovely work Gormo, you've a real knack for card modelling, your buildings look superb and credible. I was going to ask how you tackled glazing with this one (there are several methods of course). The backscene looks like my local Marlborough Downs that the old M&SWJR (latterly GWR and then BR) dissected. I've a very similar back scene on my 7mm micro layout 💜✌️😊 You need to add gutters and downspouts too Gormo🤔🤔 Up to you, it's your railway💜✌️😊
G`day Muso, The glazing is a mixture actually. The roof light is from a SuperQuick station kit and has been cut up and modified to suit the space allocated. The wall windows were acquired on Ebay and were inserted inside the wall layers The office window is from the same set of SuperQuick windows as mentioned above. The backscene was a freeby from Railway Modeller some time back.....I have put trees over the top of it in some locations. Yes I do intend to add guttering etc ....just to finish it off properly Thanks for your comments Cheers Gormo
@@greatchesterfordjunction As always, you're most welcome, credit where credit is due. Very creative re the glazing it all looks seamless and flawless. The backscene and your trees look great too. Looking forward to the next installment ✌️👍💜😊
¡Hola buenas tardes Gormo! The results from the Spanish jury are in…….. Nuestros doce puntos van a... The Goods Shed. As expected, another cleverly thought out and, designed for purpose, scratch build. The attention to the internal lighting scheme is absolutely spot on. The idea of easy removal is something I will definitely be considering for the goods shed up on the branch line, here on the layout for Zurgena station. Also, things to note: as ever Gormo, working to rule #1 explains it is perfectly fit for purpose and, the design is unique. Keep doing what you do best and, you’re right, it never ends. Un saludo. Gary
G`day Gary, Thanks for the points and your positive comments. Yes I will keep plodding along.......can`t help it.....it`s an obsession .......😃 Cheers Gormo
I will not even comment on this awesome, extremely detailed, marvellous rendition of a goods shed. Ok. I will then ....This is an awesome, extremely detailed, marvellous rendition of a goods shed. Well done Gormo. I love this. All the best from a UK nitwit.
Brilliant Gormo and especially the lighting. Ps did you use scalescenes paper. I didn’t see it the description or vid so apologies for asking. Regards Fred
G`day Fred and thank you Yes it is Scalescenes paper. The external brick is TX07_OO Aged Brown Brick The internal brick is TX05_OO Painted Brick Cheers Gormo
Dear Gormo, awesome how you’ve made the electrical connection for the goods shed. Very interesting concept, definitely will put your method on the ‘drive.’ Love the build slides. Looking forward to your next episodes. Cheerio
G`day Vincent Thank you for your comments The electrical connection is really very simple, but effective. It does rely on everything sitting just right, but that`s not terribly hard to achieve See you next time Cheers Gormo
It's amazing Gormo what you've made there , cracking job , good on yer
Thank you John
Cheers
Gormo
Great video as usual to watch whilst eating me cornflakes 👍
Keep em’comin’ Gormo 👍
G`day John,
Save the cardboard from the CornFlakes mate........😀
Cheers
Gormo
Excellent build Gormo !!
Thank you Steven
Cheers
Gormo
What glue do you use Gormo??
G`day Ron
UHU glue stick to stick the brick paper sheets to the card
PVA to glue the wall parts and sections together..........also for the windows
PVA for the roof slates
PVA works extremely well with card
Cheers
Gormo
Nice work Gormo, cheers Peter.
Thank you Peter
Cheers
Gormo
Very Nice Gormo.
Thank you Craig,
Cheers
Gormo
Good build nice work on the channel thank s lee
Thank you Lee
Cheers
Gormo
Awesome job Gormo. If you have a look at old photo's of Ross-on-Wye Goods Shed, it actually has a height Loading Gauge built in to the interior, I think it would good in yours too! ...Cheers Les.
G`day Les,
I`ll check that out......thanks for the tip
Cheers
Gormo
Your welcome Gormo! ...Rule 1 applies! 🤣@@greatchesterfordjunction
G’day Gormo and another splendid looking build, you have there. Your technique with the overlapping slates does add to the realism of the roof by giving a 3D effect. All I can add is that you must eat a lot of Mr. K’s Corn Flakes 😂 Best, Jason
G`day Jason,
Yes the Corn Flakes have been a great source of modelling card..........at least it doesn`t have to go through the recycling depot and it also reduces my model train budget ......😄
Cheers
Gormo.
Beautiful craftsmanship. Love how the lighting system works. Very inspirational.
Thanks Mookie.......👍
Cheers
Gormo
Hello Gormo
Another fascinating vlog from a master modeller. May I ask what you made the shades for your lights?
Regards
Lee@near
G`day Lee
The shades are made from plastic end caps for screw heads........as seen on flat pack furniture.
Available from your local hardware store.
They may be slightly over scale but I think they suit the Goods Shed .....see link below
www.bunnings.com.au/taskmaster-6-8g-white-snap-on-screw-caps-12-pack_p0035557
Cheers
Gormo
Hello Gormo
Thank you for your reply. I’ll certainly look at doing that myself as they look authentic.
Regards
Lee@near
👍@@NEAR_1910
Gormo Beautiful modelling. Thanks for another brilliant video. Pete.
G`day Pete,
Thanks for your comment
Cheers
Gormo
Looks absolutely fab, Gormo! Great attention to detail.
Thanks Ray...........👍Cheers
Gormo
Lovely work Gormo, you've a real knack for card modelling, your buildings look superb and credible. I was going to ask how you tackled glazing with this one (there are several methods of course).
The backscene looks like my local Marlborough Downs that the old M&SWJR (latterly GWR and then BR) dissected. I've a very similar back scene on my 7mm micro layout 💜✌️😊
You need to add gutters and downspouts too Gormo🤔🤔 Up to you, it's your railway💜✌️😊
G`day Muso,
The glazing is a mixture actually.
The roof light is from a SuperQuick station kit and has been cut up and modified to suit the space allocated.
The wall windows were acquired on Ebay and were inserted inside the wall layers
The office window is from the same set of SuperQuick windows as mentioned above.
The backscene was a freeby from Railway Modeller some time back.....I have put trees over the top of it in some locations.
Yes I do intend to add guttering etc ....just to finish it off properly
Thanks for your comments
Cheers
Gormo
@@greatchesterfordjunction As always, you're most welcome, credit where credit is due. Very creative re the glazing it all looks seamless and flawless. The backscene and your trees look great too. Looking forward to the next installment ✌️👍💜😊
¡Hola buenas tardes Gormo! The results from the Spanish jury are in…….. Nuestros doce puntos van a... The Goods Shed. As expected, another cleverly thought out and, designed for purpose, scratch build. The attention to the internal lighting scheme is absolutely spot on. The idea of easy removal is something I will definitely be considering for the goods shed up on the branch line, here on the layout for Zurgena station. Also, things to note: as ever Gormo, working to rule #1 explains it is perfectly fit for purpose and, the design is unique. Keep doing what you do best and, you’re right, it never ends. Un saludo. Gary
G`day Gary,
Thanks for the points and your positive comments.
Yes I will keep plodding along.......can`t help it.....it`s an obsession .......😃
Cheers
Gormo
Nice work. Railway Modelling to me is like the Sydney Harbour Bridge, once you finished painting you have to start again. You never finish!
G`day Stewart,
I`d never thought of it that way.........but you`re right of course
Cheers
Gormo
I will not even comment on this awesome, extremely detailed, marvellous rendition of a goods shed. Ok. I will then ....This is an awesome, extremely detailed, marvellous rendition of a goods shed. Well done Gormo. I love this. All the best from a UK nitwit.
Well thank you Martin
But you`re not a nitwit mate
Cheers
Gormo
That's not a model, that's a work of art. Superb work
Wow !!! praise indeed
Thank you Ian
Cheers
Gormo
Brilliant Gormo and especially the lighting. Ps did you use scalescenes paper. I didn’t see it the description or vid so apologies for asking. Regards Fred
G`day Fred and thank you
Yes it is Scalescenes paper.
The external brick is TX07_OO Aged Brown Brick
The internal brick is TX05_OO Painted Brick
Cheers
Gormo
The lighting set up is brilliant, looks very realistic.
Thanks Neil,
It`s easy enough to do, especially in a shed type situation.
Cheers
Gormo
Nicely done. I like the lighting system.
Thanks AJ,
The lighting system is easy enough to do, especially in a shed / warehouse type build
Cheers
Gormo
Looks bloody lovely mate, well done!
Thanks Jimmy.......👍
Cheers
Gormo
Very nice work.
Thank you Andrew
Cheers
Gormo
Dear Gormo, awesome how you’ve made the electrical connection for the goods shed. Very interesting concept, definitely will put your method on the ‘drive.’ Love the build slides. Looking forward to your next episodes. Cheerio
G`day Vincent
Thank you for your comments
The electrical connection is really very simple, but effective. It does rely on everything sitting just right, but that`s not terribly hard to achieve
See you next time
Cheers
Gormo
Absolutely outstanding modelling, love it 👍
Thank you very much
Cheers
Gormo