Fun to see you work on them in small scale while work crews in my area are actually doing culvert maintenance right now. It's very convincing! In my area the water flows more weakly and there would be sticks and woodland debris if not a bit of garbage here and there near these culvert openings.
Another excellent tutorial video, Martin. Your calm but detailed approach not only instructs, but also inspires the viewer to try it themself. Cheers from Wisconsin!
Thank you for all of your videos, they are very informative and both my husband and I enjoy them all. Is there a way to send you a picture of a wood thrusel from our area in Ontario Canada.
I am queries, when making your videos, like making your pipes, are you talking as you make it, or do you add the commentary? Ether way, I love your videos! I am just starting a new HO table and you have inspired me so much! My last table was in the 1970s with mostly Tyco stuff. You know, flat green felt and a paper mache mountain .... I still have all my old rolling stock and engines to relive my childhood, but now with your tools to take it to the next level! Thank you!
Always great to see how easy uou make us understand what to do. I still discover some videos I had not seen before although I though I did like your rust video of 2018 (great too). Have you ever taught of numbering them, I am afraid to miss out. Keep them coming please you make my hobby life so much easier.
What about using the tubes from the outside of markers that no longer work for the pipes and such for water scenics? I have found that if you take a marker apart and lightly sand the outside to remove the shine and labels from them, they can be used to make a pipe or column in a structure or location in a model train or diarama.
Great show, my 9 year old daughter calls you an artist! Since I live in the area around Copenhagen i’m curriose to know where the layout you have been helping on is placed?
Have you ever tried polyurethane glue on foam? How would this compare to PVA glue? I wonder which would be better for painting/finishing the foam. Another really great video, thanks for sharing your techniques with everyone.
Beautiful. But I will never understand, how scale model enthusiasts put lots of effort into the smallest details only to have it ruined by a super annoying third rail on the tracks.
Hello, from Boston, Massachusetts USA
Using the angle pieces with the foam cutter, great idea. Beats spending a bundle on a cutter which may only get used once in a while
I just love you & your work. I learn so much from you and am very appreciative of your talent and work.
ill become a patron
Aprevciate the huge effort in making and presenting this very helpful videos
looks cool
Outstanding!
Very nice job
Great video very realistic.
Love your youtube channel...very good hints for modelling . I made the river water as you have shown and something more Greetings from Germany, Martin
Tolles Video, genau was ich gesucht habe um den See zu entwässern.
It's so interesting video sharing, dear.
It really IS art 😮
Great video again Martin!
Excellent job!
When youre doing the weathering process you could use Falu Red for some of the oxidation.
Great information. Thank you.
... just freehand a perfect circle with the worlds most frazzled brush like it aint no thing. Well done sir.
That looks fantastic
awesome
Amazing result!
finaly a new video, youre the best
Awesome technic! Unbelievable! Congrats!
Definitely going to try this
Another great video!
Again Thanks, river canal to the pond ANSWERED for the river falling into the pond.
Great video and very well done 👍
Hello old Swede. It’s really great what you’re doing. I always want to watch your videos. They are so real. Greetings Detlef
Incredible and amazing details, my admiration and respect. Greeting from Chile.
Excelent! Build something amaizing with noting. Sorry me inglish. Regards from Argentina!
Fantastic !!!
Nice upload today .Enjoyed it thanks for sharing it.
Hello from Oklahoma USA. This would look so amazing if you use tilt shift photography. 😍
Hello Martin. Another great tutorial. Full of interesting and informative tips and techniques. Thanks. Bye.
Very impressive. Looks fantastic.
Hello 👋 I’m in love with everything in your videos thanks 🫶🏽🙏
Thank you! You´re so kind! Best regards / Martin
very nice 👍😁
Mike
It looks great! Thanks for sharing this and I can see why so many people requested it.
Fantastic water jets, good job. Best wishes from Munich, Klaus
looks amazing and absolutely brilliant as usual
Very cool.
Fabuloso trabajo,queda muy real,se mira como autentica agua.Felicitaciones, tiene mi like.Un saludo
Brilliant work! Thanks for sharing 🙂👍
that is amazing
Nice
Very inspiring!
Looks absolutely amazing
Creative techniques!
Absolutely fabulous Martin, thank you for sharing…..as always do take care from us in South Africa
Great little project! Thanks for sharing and providing inspiration - as always!
Fun to see you work on them in small scale while work crews in my area are actually doing culvert maintenance right now. It's very convincing!
In my area the water flows more weakly and there would be sticks and woodland debris if not a bit of garbage here and there near these culvert openings.
Another excellent tutorial video, Martin. Your calm but detailed approach not only instructs, but also inspires the viewer to try it themself. Cheers from Wisconsin!
Just what I was looking for. Great job and thanks for sharing your knowledge!
Brilliant and innovative. Thank you so much for recording this fun project :-)
Amazing 😻
That looks incredible, can't wait to try for myself.
An excellent video, Keep up the good work :)
Thank you for all of your videos, they are very informative and both my husband and I enjoy them all. Is there a way to send you a picture of a wood thrusel from our area in Ontario Canada.
Q soñado love
I am queries, when making your videos, like making your pipes, are you talking as you make it, or do you add the commentary? Ether way, I love your videos! I am just starting a new HO table and you have inspired me so much! My last table was in the 1970s with mostly Tyco stuff. You know, flat green felt and a paper mache mountain .... I still have all my old rolling stock and engines to relive my childhood, but now with your tools to take it to the next level! Thank you!
Brilliant, so easy to follow and very well explained..thanks for sharing…Chris
Nice video 🇵🇰 you 🌹♥️🌹♥️
Felicidades hermosa obra de arte.
Always great to see how easy uou make us understand what to do. I still discover some videos I had not seen before although I though I did like your rust video of 2018 (great too). Have you ever taught of numbering them, I am afraid to miss out. Keep them coming please you make my hobby life so much easier.
good vid keep up the good vids
klasse Martin👍
What about using the tubes from the outside of markers that no longer work for the pipes and such for water scenics? I have found that if you take a marker apart and lightly sand the outside to remove the shine and labels from them, they can be used to make a pipe or column in a structure or location in a model train or diarama.
Hi, I would like to know what material you used when you constructrd your water fall. Regards David
Great show, my 9 year old daughter calls you an artist!
Since I live in the area around Copenhagen i’m curriose to know where the layout you have been helping on is placed?
Very nice vidéo. Can you do a tuto for the wire cutter ??
Pretty sure that it has been done already
Cool techniques! What kind of brush do you use to stipple the gel for the ripples?
Have you ever tried polyurethane glue on foam? How would this compare to PVA glue? I wonder which would be better for painting/finishing the foam.
Another really great video, thanks for sharing your techniques with everyone.
Muito legal
😲😲👍👍👍
Beautiful. But I will never understand, how scale model enthusiasts put lots of effort into the smallest details only to have it ruined by a super annoying third rail on the tracks.
Hii
Well, in English, at least American as far as I know, they are called "culverts"
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