When I see your trains running through your scenery first there is a smile then an ocean of calm as I am taken off to another time and place- wonderful!
Dear Mouldy, it’s great to see you take so much care to get just the right result. It was a long way back but these locos, coaches and trucks are exactly the way I remember them - around late 50s. Well done!
Thanks for your magnificent work, you teach newbies like me how not to forget about the little details that really make the model even better than expected. Thanks and greetings from Spain. Gracias por sus magnificos trabajos, a novatos como yo nos enseña como no hay que olvidarse de los pequeños detalles que realmente hacen que la maqueta sea todavia mejor de lo que se espera. Gracias y saludos desde España.
Hi Lewis, looking back over your videos as I often do, I must say the printing on the tarpaulins added an authentic touch and as usual your weathering techniques are second to none. Cheers Greg
That looks amazing Lewis!! Nice peice of music to go along with it too. Still watching your amazing videos A masterpiece of a layout Your friend Brian 🙏❤🏴
Thank you so much for another wonderful and inspiring video. I'm try to create my own branch line but could never hope to reach the modelling levels you achieve.
Bonjour Lewis, Many thanks for a great tutorial on tarpaulins and realistic weathering. A very relaxing, well produced video and the beautiful music is adding a lot to the 'ambience'. You are truly a fine artist and your creativity is inspiring ! All the best and keep safe. Greetings, Filip
Nice jobs ! As usual, it looks simple, but you have to find the idea to do it first, and that's the most difficult (and interresting) of the exercize. You're fine at this !
That video was lovely & calming . The music, the detailing the scenery. The line side shot was superb. You make it look easy but I think it is difficult. Thank you.
Lewis, another intriguing, instructive facet of your layout building skills. Illustrated in your inimitable style. Gentle, yet busy. The ‘reveal’ of the assembled ‘consist’ moving at scale speed was proof, again, that your way works. Well done & thanks. Peter
Hi Lewis. Great stuff I especially liked the tarpaulins. I made my own using the kitchen towel, pva and kling film method. That way I can remove them if I need to. The goods train looks superb with the excellent weathering. I must say that you have got this off to a fine art. Thoroughly enjoyed as usual. Cheers Chris.
Thanks Chris. Great idea, that crossed my mind actually - I must have seen it on a forum or a in a mag or something. I’ll give that a go next time as I’ve got a couple left over. Thanks again mate 👍🏻
great vid as always keep posting vid like you do and it a nice layout you got keep up the good work you do on the layout thank fou you good videos you put up
Those tarps look great and the ropes applied first really do the job. Would love to be able to go back and redo my initial feeble attempts at light weathering - luckily I never dared do the locos, so there is some hope that one day - - - - - - -? Thanks again for the demo - Teresa@ FLR
Very nice Lewis. Those tarps do add something extra to a plank wagon in amongst a long goods service. Nice job on the coaches too. I’m guessing the t-cut helped to slightly buff out the plastic sides to add that shimmer you showed off after the work was completed? Keep up the great work mate. Regards, Ross.
Thanks Ross. Yep like the locos they just give the coach sides a nice shine. From the photos/footage from the 1960s I’ve seen, even when the locos are filthy the coaches always still seems to be shining and clean.
Z Wielkim Podziwem i Zachwytem spoglądam na Piękne i Fascynujące dzieła które powstają pod fachową ręką miłośnika kolei żelaznych, i z zadumą spoglądam na Przepięknie stworzoną żywą i prawdziwą makietę po której poruszają się te Piękne, Żywe i Prawdziwe (choć przez niektórych już zapomniane) dzieła. Z wyrazami Podziękowania i Szacunku - wierny i wdzięczny miłośnik makiety Mouldy Raspberry - J.H. Henio (Grudziądz, Polska). 🚦🚂🚃🚃🚃👌👍 (h).
Hi Lewis Thanks for the weathering video! I’ve been wondering how you got those results on your wagons. That goods train looked great. I’ll have to check out those tarps, hope they have some in GWR
@@MouldyRaspberry I need to get on my rolling stock , have some tankers too, thanks for the info , Hornby Magazine feature is out next week I still havnt seen it , quite excited actually 👍🏻
As always, good camera work, wonderful layout, and informative how-to project. If I may, I would like to suggest that CA super glue may not be a good choice for attaching the tarps, as another commenter suggested. It may soak through the paper and ruin the look. Pressing down on the tarp may also permanently attach fingertips to the wagon. At least experiment on a piece of scrap plastic and paper before trying this on a model you care for. With the PVA, one can get it off with water if the tarp gets torn, or you change your mind and want a different load in the future.
Thanks Steven - that’s a very good point. PVA is probably the way to go. I’m terrible for superglueing fingers to wagons, scenery or indeed other fingers!
@@MouldyRaspberry As am I! Glued myself twice a couple nights ago, trying to repair a broken impeller on an aquairium filter. FYI, CA, when mixed into baking soda or other powdered substances, forms a super strong bond in all directions and is a great filler material.. You can google "super glue baking soda" to see how it is done. I re-glued a spring clamp which I had foolishly broken. It is as strong as ever.
Great tutorial once again The tarpaulins look really good. I guess the sides were easy to glue but were the ends fiddly to do as you edited that out. I am wondering if super glue would work better to stop the paper springing off again. The coaches look good with that bit of shine which I remember them having when hand cleaned.
Thank you. Not too fiddly, but they did need a bit of extra glue and to be held for a little longer. The PVA does work well with the paper, but I’m sure superglue would work fine too 👍🏻
On point as always lewis sheets on the open wagons just adds that little bit more, one thing i was thinking was your fiddle yard was not the biggest in size as your running much long trains now have you done anything with it since the last video of it? Keep up the good work 👍👍👍
Great Video as always, just wondered your thought's on Tornado's recent repaint and if you may be adding Hornby's new model to your collection. regards F.S.S
It's strange seeing it in something else other than Apple Green, but I do like it. I think it's only for two years or so before is back in the usual livery, so nice for a quick change.
Love your videos. i always forget their out on Thursday and get a lovely little surprise when i check my TH-cam feed. As always it's great attention to detail and nicely edited little video. Do you think you'll ever add lighting or do nighttime/evening running?
A great video by the way, very relaxing. Just a quick question, do you know why metal wagon wheels are so expensive? I'm trying to find some to replace a couple of wagons with plastic wheels. Any recommendations?
Excellent video as always, especially love the weathering! Thanks for sharing. What airbrush and compressor do you use? Very new to weathering and purchased a Humbrol beginner's airbrush but unfortunately didn't come with an air compressor (can you recommend any)?
Thanks 👍🏻 This is the compressor I use (you should be able to get it on it’s own): Mini Airbrush Compressor Kit - AS18-2 Kit 1 www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B004Y4J252/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_fabc_JYTDV6YGKGHKMSZQ0BKA I started off with the airbrush that comes with it, but it kept clogging after a while. I switched to the standard Iwata one after that and it’s been great since.
Nice work and another great video. So how long after using the fibre pen are you picking glass fibres out of you hands and fingers, I always get at least one no matter how careful I am.
Thanks Rob. I’ve not had that problem actually, although the fibres do end up everywhere. Maybe it’s the type of pen? Or maybe I’ve just not noticed and they’re still sticking out of fingers 😂
lovely method of putting tarpaulins to your rolling stock. is it paper? it appears like it. i think i would make it removable in order to vary the load being carried. in SA we have the Dz, Nz type wagons for mostly general type loads, thus the reason for asking.
Thanks Jacques. Kind of, it’s almost like a mix between a fabric and paper - I’m not actually sure which one! I’m sure you can make them removable. I had the idea of covering the wagon in clingfilm, using this same method, then taking it off and cutting away the clingfilm - then you’d have a removable tarp fitted to the shape of the wagon. Not sure how well it would work though.
@@MouldyRaspberry thanx for info. but clingwrap wouldnt work i tried myself a few years ago. it didnt seat right with or without additional substance like glue. for me it was jus messy and nasty. i have stuff here thats similar to the Lima SAR es wagon but i dont know where it origininates from appears to be similar to that of raincoats but it works well. got from the hobby shop when i got the dz's
I do find the Polish on the locos and rolling stock looks good and more realistic like the full size ones. I do it myself and I like the results. Were the tarps on the wagons made using tissue paper?
I forgot to turn the camera on for that bud David, sorry! I superglued the end to the bottom, then just wrapped the rope around and then superglued the other end to the bottom 👍🏻
Yes it comes included in the tarpaulin kit 👍🏻 Probably over scale for OO gauge, but I imagine it’s perfect for O gauge. Still looks fine in OO I reckon though.
I don't like Hornby. 👎 Some time ago they took over the renowned Arnold Rapido brand. Then a lot of particularly unpleasant events happened. 1. The Arnold rail system was NOT supported by Hornby, no more extension of an Arnold layout possible ! 2. The Arnold fan club site was TOTALLY DELETED without proper notification of its members, all the effort put in to it by the many members was DESTROYED by Hornby. 3. The Arnold fan community disintegrated after the sudden deletion of the site, people could no longer keep in contact, as a result of Hornby policy friendships were lost ! 4. Quality of Hornby Arnold rolling-stock, recognisable by the catalogue numbers starting with "HN", has gone down (probably due to production in China). 5. Customer support is NIL, when contacting Hornby UK for info they said I had to contact a local stockist in my country, but there is none since Hornby took over. 6. On returning to ask Hornby UK for support . . . TOTAL SILENCE ! I know of fans of the (old German) Arnold Rapido brand that avoid to buy "HN" products these days (and advice this to others). One is better of buying second-hand or old stock original German products. All together hornby does not behave "Customer Friendly", this is a sure way to destroy the renowned brand of "Arnold Rapido" and ruin a fine hobby as well ! I posted these complains earlier at the Hornby site and at Dean Park Station channel, no reaction at all. This channel is also hornby and I don't want to be confronted with that rand any longer. 👎 Hornby sucks 👎 😢 So I unsubscribed this channel ❗
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When I see your trains running through your scenery first there is a smile then an ocean of calm as I am taken off to another time and place- wonderful!
So true
Thank you, glad you enjoy the videos so much - that's how I feel when enjoying the layout as well!
Excellent tuition yet again,very nice to see your techniques..thanks regards Brian
Thanks Brian 👍🏻
That continuing meticulous attention to detail that makes your layout so sensational and unique. An escape from dreary reality.
Thank you James.
Dear Mouldy, it’s great to see you take so much care to get just the right result. It was a long way back but these locos, coaches and trucks are exactly the way I remember them - around late 50s. Well done!
Thanks Martin, really appreciate it. Well I’m glad to hear that!
That piece of paper makes it easier to see the aging of the cars ❤❤
Agreed! Thank you 👍🏻
great video, warms my steam driven heart.......
Thank you!
Great video-excellent weathering of rolling stock
Thanks Mike 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
You've paid the best tribute you could pay to those trains and that golden steam season. Congratulations on that☺️👌
Thank you 😀
Outstanding video, and layout as always, great job M R 👍
Thanks Ivan 👍🏻
I love to see craftsmanship like this.
Thanks Stephen!
Another absolutely superb video, thank you.
You inspire me so much.
Thank you 👍🏻
Mr. Realism, you do it so well. Thank you Lewis. Stay safe, David.
Thanks David. You as well.
Excellent work Mr Mouldy.
Cheers John 👍🏻
Another masterpiece from the maestro. Enjoyed that as always thanks, Lewis! 👍
Thanks Andrew 👍🏻
Another fantastic video, the wagons and coaches look great.
Cheers Stephen 👍🏻
Thanks for your magnificent work, you teach newbies like me how not to forget about the little details that really make the model even better than expected.
Thanks and greetings from Spain.
Gracias por sus magnificos trabajos, a novatos como yo nos enseña como no hay que olvidarse de los pequeños detalles que realmente hacen que la maqueta sea todavia mejor de lo que se espera.
Gracias y saludos desde España.
Thank you. Glad you found the video useful 😀
Beautifully done as always. And a great choice of music - had me so relaxed I was almost dozing!
Thanks Jon!
From Georgia in the USA...fantastic man! That area of the UK is one of my favorite places on earth.
Thank you 😀
Very good tutorial on tarpaulin and patina, to obtain a superb result in the end.
Thank you for sharing.
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Thank you 😀
Wagons & weathering looks great. 👍👍
Thanks David 👍🏻
Can't think of anything to say, apart from superb modelling, the realism is unbelievable. Regards, Colin.
Cheers Colin 👍🏻
Came here looking for techniques in how to make Tarpaulins for wagons, came away learning alot more than I had anticipated, great video!
Thanks Tom! 👍🏻
Hi Lewis, looking back over your videos as I often do, I must say the printing on the tarpaulins added an authentic touch and as usual your weathering techniques are second to none. Cheers Greg
Thanks Greg!
once again a great video, your vids always get me through the week!
Cheers Isaac 👍🏻
Great little video Lewis...thank you. All the best.
Thanks Tim, you as well 👍🏻
That looks amazing Lewis!! Nice peice of music to go along with it too.
Still watching your amazing videos
A masterpiece of a layout
Your friend Brian
🙏❤🏴
Thank you Brian, always appreciate it matey 😀
Thank you so much for another wonderful and inspiring video. I'm try to create my own branch line but could never hope to reach the modelling levels you achieve.
Thanks Mike. I don’t buy it, I’m sure you could!
Bonjour Lewis, Many thanks for a great tutorial on tarpaulins and realistic weathering. A very relaxing, well produced video and the beautiful music is adding a lot to the 'ambience'. You are truly a fine artist and your creativity is inspiring ! All the best and keep safe. Greetings, Filip
Thank you Filip, I always appreciate it. Glad you enjoyed it!
Great work, as always. I like your short videos with a practical section and then a short running session to show the finished product.
Thank you Peter, appreciate it.
Nice jobs ! As usual, it looks simple, but you have to find the idea to do it first, and that's the most difficult (and interresting) of the exercize. You're fine at this !
Thanks Olivier, always appreciate it.
Excellent video well presented and put together.
Thanks Martyn.
That video was lovely & calming . The music, the detailing the scenery. The line side shot was superb. You make it look easy but I think it is difficult. Thank you.
Thanks Tom, appreciate it.
Great video, love the covered wagons, some relay good tips there, thank you for sharing them, and nice relaxing music, 👍👍👍👍.
Thank you David, glad you found it useful.
As always very informative.
Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Eric.
Another great video Mr R. One day I may return to modelling. Cheers, Bob
Thanks Bob - I hope you do!
Lewis, another intriguing, instructive facet of your layout building skills. Illustrated in your inimitable style. Gentle, yet busy. The ‘reveal’ of the assembled ‘consist’ moving at scale speed was proof, again, that your way works. Well done & thanks. Peter
Thanks Peter, always appreciate it.
Sehr schöne Zugfahrten. Klasse gemacht. Hat mir gut gefallen.
Danke!
Hi Lewis. Great stuff I especially liked the tarpaulins. I made my own using the kitchen towel, pva and kling film method. That way I can remove them if I need to. The goods train looks superb with the excellent weathering. I must say that you have got this off to a fine art. Thoroughly enjoyed as usual. Cheers Chris.
Thanks Chris. Great idea, that crossed my mind actually - I must have seen it on a forum or a in a mag or something. I’ll give that a go next time as I’ve got a couple left over. Thanks again mate 👍🏻
Lewis, in a word "brilliant", nothing more needs to be said. Cheers Greg
Thank you Greg!
Not long now till Spring layout update.. really like the tarpaulins.
Thank you 😀
Fantastic work. As always, the little touches and thought make it stand out. Truly artistic!
Thanks Anthony!
Very good,love what you did with the van.
Thanks 👍🏻
Fantastic weathering! Really lifts the rolling stock, few ideas to try on my layout
Cheers Robert 👍🏻
Very nice tutorial. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Kevin!
"Superb"!!! Greetings from my little Z-scale modeling workshop, Olli
Thanks Olli!
your models and layouts are amazing!
Thanks!
Smashing Lewis......Best wishes.....Bob
Thanks Bob!
Another great video Of a fantastic layout.. Stay safe, cheers, Chris
Thanks Chris!
Brilliant and perfect timing. Just got myself a set of fibre pens this week to do this very job and up pops a how to! Cheers
Cheers Davie. Nice one, you can get some decent effects with them.
I know remarkably little of British railways (learning) . But I know good modeling when I see it Awesome sound track choice.
Cheers David, always appreciate it.
great vid as always keep posting vid like you do and it a nice layout you got keep up the good work you do on the layout thank fou you good videos you put up
Thank you 😀
Those tarps look great and the ropes applied first really do the job. Would love to be able to go back and redo my initial feeble attempts at light weathering - luckily I never dared do the locos, so there is some hope that one day - - - - - - -? Thanks again for the demo - Teresa@ FLR
Thanks Teresa. I think the clean shiny locos suit your layout though!
Thanks for the Thursday Pick Me Up😁
You’re welcome Greg, thanks for watching.
Reminds me of my childhood in front of railway from Birkenhead to Chester
Glad I could bring back some memories David 👍🏻
Just a lovely video showing your great modelling skills. New subscriber here.
Thanks Phillip, glad to have you along!
Bugger. Just as I get into school! Ah well, at least I can watch now
Well I hope you liked it! 😀
@@MouldyRaspberry i did! that was great!
Jaw dropping work
Thanks 👍🏻
Very nice Lewis.
Those tarps do add something extra to a plank wagon in amongst a long goods service.
Nice job on the coaches too. I’m guessing the t-cut helped to slightly buff out the plastic sides to add that shimmer you showed off after the work was completed?
Keep up the great work mate.
Regards,
Ross.
Thanks Ross. Yep like the locos they just give the coach sides a nice shine. From the photos/footage from the 1960s I’ve seen, even when the locos are filthy the coaches always still seems to be shining and clean.
Nice
Thanks
@@MouldyRaspberry I’m getting some (br)
Z Wielkim Podziwem i Zachwytem spoglądam na Piękne i Fascynujące dzieła które powstają pod fachową ręką miłośnika kolei żelaznych, i z zadumą spoglądam na Przepięknie stworzoną żywą i prawdziwą makietę po której poruszają się te Piękne, Żywe i Prawdziwe (choć przez niektórych już zapomniane) dzieła.
Z wyrazami Podziękowania i Szacunku - wierny i wdzięczny miłośnik makiety Mouldy Raspberry - J.H. Henio (Grudziądz, Polska). 🚦🚂🚃🚃🚃👌👍 (h).
Magical. Regards Tom
Thanks Tom.
Hi Lewis
Thanks for the weathering video! I’ve been wondering how you got those results on your wagons. That goods train looked great.
I’ll have to check out those tarps, hope they have some in GWR
Thanks Bob, appreciate it. I’m pretty sure they do 👍🏻
How good are they 👍🏻
Yeah decent for a little project, saw them in a magazine I think. They do LMS ones as well actually. Cheers Sam. 👍🏻
@@MouldyRaspberry I need to get on my rolling stock , have some tankers too, thanks for the info , Hornby Magazine feature is out next week I still havnt seen it , quite excited actually 👍🏻
Ps I’ve a running session tomorrow never seem to do well but fun to make that’s the purpose eh 👍🏻
As always, good camera work, wonderful layout, and informative how-to project.
If I may, I would like to suggest that CA super glue may not be a good choice for attaching the tarps, as another commenter suggested. It may soak through the paper and ruin the look. Pressing down on the tarp may also permanently attach fingertips to the wagon.
At least experiment on a piece of scrap plastic and paper before trying this on a model you care for. With the PVA, one can get it off with water if the tarp gets torn, or you change your mind and want a different load in the future.
Thanks Steven - that’s a very good point. PVA is probably the way to go. I’m terrible for superglueing fingers to wagons, scenery or indeed other fingers!
@@MouldyRaspberry As am I! Glued myself twice a couple nights ago, trying to repair a broken impeller on an aquairium filter.
FYI, CA, when mixed into baking soda or other powdered substances, forms a super strong bond in all directions and is a great filler material.. You can google "super glue baking soda" to see how it is done. I re-glued a spring clamp which I had foolishly broken. It is as strong as ever.
Great tutorial once again The tarpaulins look really good. I guess the sides were easy to glue but were the ends fiddly to do as you edited that out. I am wondering if super glue would work better to stop the paper springing off again. The coaches look good with that bit of shine which I remember them having when hand cleaned.
Thank you. Not too fiddly, but they did need a bit of extra glue and to be held for a little longer. The PVA does work well with the paper, but I’m sure superglue would work fine too 👍🏻
@@MouldyRaspberry Thank you I will have a look for these.
On point as always lewis sheets on the open wagons just adds that little bit more, one thing i was thinking was your fiddle yard was not the biggest in size as your running much long trains now have you done anything with it since the last video of it? Keep up the good work 👍👍👍
Thanks Ian 👍🏻 Yes I extended a couple of the sidings a little bit. The longest I can get now is a 7 coach train (or 6 with a loco). Well spotted!
Great Video as always, just wondered your thought's on Tornado's recent repaint and if you may be adding Hornby's new model to your collection.
regards F.S.S
It's strange seeing it in something else other than Apple Green, but I do like it. I think it's only for two years or so before is back in the usual livery, so nice for a quick change.
Will you make a video of Thomas and Friends models exploring your layout?
I don’t actually have any of those models!
You are a genuis!
Ha thanks Will!
Love your videos. i always forget their out on Thursday and get a lovely little surprise when i check my TH-cam feed. As always it's great attention to detail and nicely edited little video. Do you think you'll ever add lighting or do nighttime/evening running?
Thank you! I might add some coach lights at some point, at least to one rake.
A great video by the way, very relaxing. Just a quick question, do you know why metal wagon wheels are so expensive? I'm trying to find some to replace a couple of wagons with plastic wheels. Any recommendations?
Thank you. No idea, but they are a little pricey. I replaced some plastic coach wheels with Bachmann metal ones and it was £15 for a pack!
@@MouldyRaspberry thanks for replying, and once again, a quality video. 👍
Excellent video as always, especially love the weathering! Thanks for sharing. What airbrush and compressor do you use? Very new to weathering and purchased a Humbrol beginner's airbrush but unfortunately didn't come with an air compressor (can you recommend any)?
Thanks 👍🏻 This is the compressor I use (you should be able to get it on it’s own):
Mini Airbrush Compressor Kit - AS18-2 Kit 1 www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B004Y4J252/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_fabc_JYTDV6YGKGHKMSZQ0BKA
I started off with the airbrush that comes with it, but it kept clogging after a while. I switched to the standard Iwata one after that and it’s been great since.
That's brilliant, thank you very much for the link!
When using the rubber pen when the felt tip gets dirty do you simply cut off the used bit and push out more fresh material?
Yes you can do, but it still seems to work fine even when it’s a bit dirty
@@MouldyRaspberry That's good to know then.
How long does a refill last?
Nice work and another great video. So how long after using the fibre pen are you picking glass fibres out of you hands and fingers, I always get at least one no matter how careful I am.
Thanks Rob. I’ve not had that problem actually, although the fibres do end up everywhere. Maybe it’s the type of pen? Or maybe I’ve just not noticed and they’re still sticking out of fingers 😂
lovely method of putting tarpaulins to your rolling stock. is it paper? it appears like it. i think i would make it removable in order to vary the load being carried. in SA we have the Dz, Nz type wagons for mostly general type loads, thus the reason for asking.
Thanks Jacques. Kind of, it’s almost like a mix between a fabric and paper - I’m not actually sure which one! I’m sure you can make them removable. I had the idea of covering the wagon in clingfilm, using this same method, then taking it off and cutting away the clingfilm - then you’d have a removable tarp fitted to the shape of the wagon. Not sure how well it would work though.
@@MouldyRaspberry thanx for info. but clingwrap wouldnt work i tried myself a few years ago. it didnt seat right with or without additional substance like glue. for me it was jus messy and nasty. i have stuff here thats similar to the Lima SAR es wagon but i dont know where it origininates from appears to be similar to that of raincoats but it works well. got from the hobby shop when i got the dz's
Will you ever make a track plan?
If you email me at mouldyraspberry@gmail.com I’d be happy to send you a track plan 👍🏻
Hi Lewis your dab hand with that airbrush do you use acrylics or enamels great video again thank you.
Thanks Tony. I use acrylics just because I can clean up after with water in the sink!
I do find the Polish on the locos and rolling stock looks good and more realistic like the full size ones. I do it myself and I like the results.
Were the tarps on the wagons made using tissue paper?
Thanks Matt! They are from a company called Geoscenics.
@@MouldyRaspberry Arh ok thanks. Could you use craft tissue paper to get a similar effect?
Anyone who gives this layout a thumbs down must have a screw loose
Ha thanks Denis 👍🏻
Brilliant video Lewis. What did you make the tarp from? It looks ace.
Thank you 👍🏻 They’re a kit, there’s a link in the description.
How do you add the train sounds? Many thanks Harry
Hi Harry - I add the sounds when editing the video.
@@MouldyRaspberry Thank you! Always appreciate it
Are the tarpaulins sent in a pack or do they give you the download so you can print it?
Yeah they’re sent in a pack 👍🏻
What are those wagons you are using to fit the tarpaulins on?
They are Dapol 5 plank wagons. The shock wagons are Bachmann. 👍🏻
I am considering buying blood and custard coaches do you recommend any?
The Bachmann MK1's are very good if you want something detailed and not too expensive. They usually go second hand for about £25.
Thanks
Are those tarps just printed on ink jet paper? If so did you come up with the designs you're self, based on photos?
No they’re a kit, there is a link in the video description 👍🏻
@@MouldyRaspberry ah... Damn! Thank you for replying.
Hmn... the tarps seem an easy do, but how do you fit the ropes in place?
I forgot to turn the camera on for that bud David, sorry! I superglued the end to the bottom, then just wrapped the rope around and then superglued the other end to the bottom 👍🏻
@@MouldyRaspberry And what material do you use? I'm guessing ordinary string?
Yes it comes included in the tarpaulin kit 👍🏻 Probably over scale for OO gauge, but I imagine it’s perfect for O gauge. Still looks fine in OO I reckon though.
Hey, what do you use DC or DCC? It’s bothered me for a while.-Das Mann
DC 👍🏻
Thanx for that erectile dysfunction ad
1/87?
1/76 👍🏻
I don't like Hornby. 👎
Some time ago they took over the renowned Arnold Rapido brand. Then a lot of particularly unpleasant events happened.
1. The Arnold rail system was NOT supported by Hornby, no more extension of an Arnold layout possible !
2. The Arnold fan club site was TOTALLY DELETED without proper notification of its members, all the effort put in to it by the many members was DESTROYED by Hornby.
3. The Arnold fan community disintegrated after the sudden deletion of the site, people could no longer keep in contact, as a result of Hornby policy friendships were lost !
4. Quality of Hornby Arnold rolling-stock, recognisable by the catalogue numbers starting with "HN", has gone down (probably due to production in China).
5. Customer support is NIL, when contacting Hornby UK for info they said I had to contact a local stockist in my country, but there is none since Hornby took over.
6. On returning to ask Hornby UK for support . . . TOTAL SILENCE !
I know of fans of the (old German) Arnold Rapido brand that avoid to buy "HN" products these days (and advice this to others).
One is better of buying second-hand or old stock original German products.
All together hornby does not behave "Customer Friendly", this is a sure way to destroy the renowned brand of "Arnold Rapido" and ruin a fine hobby as well !
I posted these complains earlier at the Hornby site and at Dean Park Station channel, no reaction at all.
This channel is also hornby and I don't want to be confronted with that rand any longer.
👎 Hornby sucks 👎 😢 So I unsubscribed this channel ❗
I’ve got no affiliation with Hornby bud, but I do like their products 👍🏻 Sorry to hear that though, all the best.
@@MouldyRaspberry Thanks . . .and, remember, Marvin says: Don't panic and wear your Mask. 🖖😷👍 ❗