Its all in the details with model building!
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- Todays video we are kit bashing tow kits from Fosscalemodels.com .
We then paint and weather new detail parts from FOS which are 3D printed. Lots of great tips and techniques.
Hope you enjoy the video and happy modeling everyone!!!
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Superb job , I like the idea of a metal fabrication shop with a rusted awning 😁, bit like my brother in law who was a plumber and the handle on his toilet cistern was faulty for years
Yes! Thank you for another great video!!!!
Your welcome and thanks for watching!!! 👍
Another spectacular video. Thanks for share Jason you are the best.
Cesar
Thank you so much Cesar!!!
Jason, you've knocked it out of the park again! Great build. Maybe add some chain on the deck where there's no railings?
Thank you so much Roger!!! 👍
That's a great idea! I was thinking yellow/black stripes to warn of the big step, also.
Your excitement is so contagious! I love it. My sons and I could watch you build these models all day long! It looks awesome as always.
WOW, Thank you so very much!!! I truly appreciate it! 👍
I would like to see you do a N Scale kit - kit bash. I absolutely love your work - your the best kit builder I've ever seen. You should do a video box set. Or even a book or magazine.
I would love to have a magazine with your ideas for details.
I don't see the need for more details as some have suggested. Any model railroader would love to have your buildings on them. And believe me I've seen a lot of lay outs that need help.
I would like to see the lay outs of some of the people that are subscribers. To see how much of your input is used on theirs. I myself haven't started yet. Just collecting stuff for one.
Thank you so much James!!! I absolutely love this hobby and love sharing it with others! Thanks for watching!!! 👍
i can't wait to see the end result of this project
Thank you so much Mack!!!
Jason, I love the little anecdote about your mix of construction and artistry. I think we all have something that drives us to love building structures. And even when I've seen you show a technique before, like your painting, I get something new out of it every time. Thanks so much for continuing to share your projects with us.
Thank you so much for the kind words Greg!!! I truly appreciate it buddy! 👍
Excellent work Jason!
Thank you so much Keith!!!
You cost me alot of money haha
Since I have watched your videos I have had a great time learning and building the N scale bar mills kits. I used to be happy with the woodland scenics pre built buildings but I really like the building and weathering techniques I have learned from you
Thank you Jack (your videos are perfect)
Lol!!! Thank you so much for watching my videos Russell! I’m so glad to hear that they have helped you. Happy modeling!!! 👍
To give you a small bit of miniature painters painting hacks grab a champagne cork and put some white or blue tack on top place the item to be painted on the tack and then you keep your fingers out of the paint
Thank you so much for the tip!!! I appreciate it and thanks for watching! 👍
Well what can i say jason, you are a master at your craft, i think i get about as exited as you do watching you build you seem to build so perfectly with no mistakes, unless there edited 😂😂 look forwarf to your next instalment of the triangle diorama , untill next time, happy modelling 👍👍👍😊
Thank you so very much Graham!!! I really appreciate it! It’s such an exciting hobby! 😃
What a great little building! You're hard pressed to pick an angle for viewing it, they're ALL interesting. Great job Jason!
Thank you so much Craig!!! I always appreciate it! 👍
Another beautifully done job, Jason! =D I can almost hear workers in that building! I also love the weathering you do, as that really brings the buildings to life, and gives them character.
Thank you so much Samantha!!! I really appreciate it!
great details. beautiful work as always. you inspire me.
Thank you!!! I really appreciate hearing that! 👍
very nice details , greats from Flensburg/germany
Thank you so much!!! 👍
Awesome build. The only thing missing was a cable and hook on the two hoists, and an electric meter / fuse box. Keep sharing these videos. I always learn something
Thank you so much Tim!!! 👍
Really enjoyed this project. The only downside for me is when you were showing the corrugated paper roofing from KC's Workshop and I thought to myself .. "Oh yeah. I have that in O scale ... followed an earlier video from Jason and got some ..." .. and realized if someone pointed a gun at me and said .. "your KC's Workshop O scale Corrugated Roofing .. or your life .." ... I would be talking to St Peter because .. have no idea. Dang it. Need to get organized!!
Thank you so very much Edward!!!! LOL, I do the same thing! It seems to be impossible to stay organized, lol. Thanks for watching! 👍
Hi Jason, a word to your "Best" stains you are using to prep the wood. There are powder stains on the market which can be mixed up with "methylated spirits" to solute them, come in all kinds of colors. I already have mixed some 5 colors and in comparissen to BEST really cheap. Try it! As always I watch every video with awe. Thanks so much. Karl from Germania
Thank you so much Karl and thanks for the tip on mixing stains! 👍
Awesome build Jason and excellent design choices. The detail that can be achieved from 3D printing is amazing and the possibilities are endless. I'm printing some whiskey barrels for my next build as we speak. Thanks for the video!
Thank you so much!!! I’m so excited about 3D printed details now. Thanks for watching!!! 👍
3D printing has taken scale modeling to a whole new level. it don't matter what scale someone might be into 3D printing has proven to be able to tackle even the smallest detail
I completely agree!!! Thanks for watching! 👍
Maybe the lack of surrounding scenery accentuates the effect but the complete lack of square, regularly shaped rows of buildings is going to give this layout a completely unique atmosphere. It took me a while to get into your way of thinking and, I must admit, I didn't immediately understand why you modify so many great looking kits. Now I get it though and it's working beautifully.
The diorama idea should be perfect for scenery with such high levels of detail. I'd be trying to do that with many "chunks" of the townscene, letting you work on the bench, rather than reaching into the layout. Bed the structures into the dioramas, then the dioramas into the layout.
My main interest would normally be the railway infrastructure but, with this layout, the actual railway is going to be a small component of a much wider scene. 👌😁
Thank you so very much!!! I truly appreciate it! It’s not your typical way to build a layout but it’s working for me. Thanks for watching and happy modeling!!! 👍
Wow , I really enjoy watching your videos man ! I can't wait to see more of the layout and seeing the track and landscapes move forward ! Thanks for sharing !
Thank you so much Robert!!! I love this hobby and I love sharing it with others! Thanks for watching! 👍
Hello Janson, one of the best video : you show step by step how you think then realize the shop, then all the details very, very well paint. After that we have just an idea : try to do the same !!! Thank you and take save, you and your family.
Thank you so much Michael!!! I truly appreciate it! 👍
Jason, what an awesome build. You have captured that "run-down" look so well. They look like that are so old, but are newly made. I love it.
The detailed parts certainly add that extra character, and bring the building(s) to life.
I can't wait for the 3 building to be incorporated into a "insertable" diorama. That should be another great video.
Keep up the inspiring videos.
Cheers, and stay safe, Michael
Thank you so much Michael!!! I truly appreciate it! I’m having so much fun building the layout!!! 👍
Sweet!
Thank you!!! 👍
Great build on a new construction-great detail as usual! Can't wait for you to start the scenery and adding track!
Thank you so much!!! I always appreciate it! 👍
Another great video Jason and your work continues to inspire Keane’s Cove!
Thank you so much Debbie!!! Your work is amazing! 👍
It looks fantastic Jason! I am really looking forward to all the scenery work!
Thanks Jason!
Lisa
Thank you so much Lisa!!! I appreciate ya! Hope your getting some modeling done. Take care!
I have 4 Vetero stains, but I seem to only use Aged Barn Wood. Kind of like you Jason and Buttermilk paint. ;)
Time to try some new colors Lynn 😉 Thanks for watching buddy!!!
Great tutorial!😱😱
Thank you so much!!! 👍
The build is great, I have a few of the stains you use and they are first cabin. I have had a resin 3d printer for two years and still learning. They are getting cheaper where anyone can afford them.
Looking forward to the next part on the layout.
Thank you so much Will!!! They are getting cheaper and the detail keeps getting better. 👍
Hi Jason. You absolutely need more buildings ;-) As always great done. Thank you and greetings - Tino
LOL! Thank you so much buddy!!! I appreciate ya! 👍
@@JasonJensenTrains ;-)
Cracking building Jason. I love 3D printed details. A lot of modelling channels seem to be investing in them. However, having watched the process in other peoples videos I'm quite happy to buy the ones I want and let others muck about with the programming, chemicals and uv curing!
Thank you so much Davie!!! Always great to hear from you! The 3D printing sure is popular. Like you said , a lot of TH-cam channels showcasing it! Thanks for watching! 👍
Great project Jason, love your finished work of your builds! The new details from FOS look great.
Just a suggestion !
Being in the building industry ( an old Plumber) the detail on your trusted roof at back bothers me, You've missed the roof batten's that hold up the corri. iron roof and fixes to. it would not matter on most roof builds you do as you do not see them, but you have parts of sheets missing (blown off) so the battern's would be seen and having them there gives more realism to the scene.
You explained the way supporting beams and load bearing walls very well.
Keep up the great videos Jason, they are very inspiring and informative to us modellers - Kind regards Colin
Thank you so much Collin!!! I really appreciate it! Being an artist some times I model what I think looks better rather then what’s realistic. It’s all just fun! Thanks for watching!!! 👍
Thanks for all the tips Jason. im new to fos scale models. just placed and order for some starter kids.. cant wait to get them.
That’s awesome!!! You will totally love the kits. Thanks for watching and happy modeling!!! 👍
Great Tutorials and have bookmarked this one. QUESTION: I'm looking for one of your How Tos applying the sign decals... You have so many awesome videos.😊
Hi Jason. I've been waiting for you to do some scenics, but you have knocked this one out of the park. I wonder what your "next level" will be? A while ago you said this layout could be a lifetime project, but your commitment and progress are impressive so could the end be closer than you first thought? Does the layout have a name? Keep up the fantastic work. Best regards from England.
Thank you so much Kevin!!! I really appreciate it! Not really sure when the layout will be done. I will be sad when the layout is finished because the fun is in building it. The layout is called The Francis Marn and Southern. It’s named after my grandfather who got me started in the hobby! Thanks for watching Kevin!!!
I often break proper construction rules because I want a certain look and either I have to break them or figure out all the engineering and I just want to put this wall next to that one because it looks cool. I grew up with FSM casting details and SS LTD etc. 3-D is the thing now. Yes, cleaner than metal or resin. Entire models but that is almost cheating too much.
I completely agree Max! Better to go for the overall look and feel of a structure rather than realistic. Thanks for watching buddy!!! 👍
hey jason as always another great build.i am glad to see the detail parts from fos and how good they look i think i will place my order for them now that i have seen them.keep up the great work.
thanks for the inspiration
Thank you so Glenn!!! I really appreciate it! You will love the details! Thanks for watching and happy modeling!!! 👍
Hi Jason - I’m a great fan of your structures and find the way you distress and kit bash them so inspirational. Appreciate it must be highly unlikely but I was just wondering whether such a place still exists or is it all in your imagination? Thanks for sharing your considerable skills and I’m really looking forward to learning how you develop your layout scenics and even track laying.
Thank you so very much Tom!!! It’s all from my imagination and I am having so much fun creating it! Thanks for watching!
I realy liked this video! To be honnest i got a little bored by the previus ones, but this one got me inspiered again. I liked the build, your explenations and the result. Great video! Looking forward to the diorama build. Thanks!
Thank you so much!!! I really appreciate it! 👍
Hi ya Jason. Another wonderful build. You through me off a bit. When you were building the open deck, with all your miniature construction techniques, I thought it was going to represent new construction. So when you placed the rusty and deteriorating roof panels, I went, “ oh it’s old!” Silly me, right? There’s no new construction on the JJT. Lol. Those new resin detail parts are amazing. I look forward to the planned diorama for this area. Thanks. See ya next time.
LOL! Thank you so much Norman!!! I almost considered making that back section look like it was a new add on under construction. Buuut….that’s not me, lol! Thanks for watching buddy! 👍
Very nice kit-bash! Really liked the deck and the railings, that kind of stuff makes scratch building fun! Did all those 3D detail parts from FOS come in one set? (Link?) Or did you order multiple sets to get all that? - Paul
Thank you so much!!! It’s not a set. If you go to the website at Fosscalemodels.com you will see all the different detail parts. They have a lot to choose from! Thank you so much for watching Paul!!! 👍
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For really prolific scratchbuilder I would think a good quality resin 3D printer would be worth the money.
Hey Jason. Another great kitbash! Love the rafters and trusses. Question about the Ammo pigments - do use their Pigment Fixer to permanently adhere the powders or do you find that unnecessary?
Thank you so much Hector!!! I’ve never used the Fixer, so I would say you probably don’t really need it. Thanks for watching buddy! 👍
"Murphy Brown"
Lol!!! 👍
Fenominal work. Just wondering why you don't put any interior walls or obvious details in the buildings? The scale too small? I imagine that's HO scale.
Not complaining or griping just honestly wondering.
Great work. The details are awesome.
Thank you so much Scott!!! I guess because I want to finish the layout before I get to old, lol. So no interior details for me but it would be fun! Thanks for watching! 👍
@@JasonJensenTrains Lol. That makes alot of sense. Put that way, I do understand. You've got a fantastic layout. I look forward to your videos. Great work.
Where do you get your pulleys.
I had them in my scrap box. Don’t know anything about them. A viewer probably sent them in a box of details. Thanks for watching Gary!!!
Great video!! You bought your own laser cutter a while ago, and you should start producing kits. Any news about them? 🙂
Thank you so much!!! Lol, my day job keeps getting in the way. I know I definitely want to put my first kit out sometime this year for sure! Stay tuned…. 👍
Excellent build. You need to get a 3d printer and start experimenting.
Thank you so much John!!! I’m sure it’s in my future. 👍
I appreciate the great details and artistry of your model building, but in real life, INCORRECT: Just because it is not a "load bearing" wall, does not mean you don't need a header.
Thank you so much Robert!!! I appreciate it and thank you for watching! You may want to do a Google search on non load bearing walls and headers for the fun of it.
Seems like it would be faster to laser cut.
Not that I have a laser cutter of my own...
What ever happened to your laser cutter, Mr. Jason Jensen?
I was wondering the same thing a few video's back... But knowing all the enjoyment Jason seems to get from doing things without it, I can completely understand why he doesn't use it. Besides, if he did, he wouldn't be as great of a Foscale sales rep as he is! LOL...
As someone who owns a few 3D printers and a laser, I can say that you're tempted to use it for everything, but there's a degree of guilt that comes from doing so (at least for me), and there are times where it's more fun to do things the "old fashioned way".
It’s always fun to scratch build. I’m slow with getting the laser started, my day job keeps getting in the way. I’m hope to get it going very soon. Thanks for watching!!!
I had to laugh when you said going to make this building look pretty old. There is not one structure that doesn’t look old on that layout LOL.
LOL!!!!! I guess they are all pretty old looking! Thanks for watching Richard! 👍
To be honest, the old buildings are meant to take the viewer back almost a century. The problem is - at that time those buildings were all new...lol
But I would hate to see them that way, so I'm all for the aged look, whether it's correct or not, I absolutely love what Jason does!
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It's really too bad you live so far away. I am a painter and I would love to take close ups of your finished diorama and turn them into paintings...
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