N GAUGE MODEL RAILWAY, BASIC SCENERY STARTED
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- N GAUGE MODEL RAILWAY - BASIC SCENERY STARTED.
‘PICCADILLY SIDINGS OO MODEL RAILWAY’ LINK:
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Been busy starting the land forms and altering the track at New Mills Central. The methods used in this video are clearly not exhaustive, these are my methods.
In this video I:
- Demonstrate how to remove track stuck down with PVA without causing damage.
- Demonstrate how the create splines that give hills the basic shape.
- Demonstrate how to skin the land forms.
- Demonstrate briefly how I create the land forms for complex areas.
- Ive even included a VERY short running session, well.. you see couple of trains running at least. Lol.
If you like what you see you may wish to subscribe to the channel, it is completely free of charge and you can be notified when I upload a video.
Piccadilly Model Railway (N gauge)
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Building New Mills Central
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Looking better each time, looking foward to seeing more....thanks for sharing....Jack 👍
Great work John, Watching your videos makes me want to get some N gauge models. I need to do some scenery on my layout so watching this is pushing me along. Thank you for all that you do and keep up the really great work!
Thanks Tris, well why not get some N gauge? Some people have used it as a miniature railway on a OO layout, not sure about scale as N is 1/2 OO
Great Instructional video John ! Thanks ...
Thanks Merv, glad you enjoyed it. If poss please sub to the new channel, bless you thx
Lots of fun to watch 👍
Hi John,
I have been a very good boy and subscribed to the new channel as I think that is in away more to do with mine than the "n" gauge one but of course the scenery methods are just as good for "oo" and all the other gauges out there so will watch both. Keep safe and well.
Cheers Robert.
Thank you Robert, I appreciate that, yes you’re right. Many people prefer just the one scale hence the separation. I will post two more OO on both channels then split
Hi John another great video, love watching your modelling techniques you use to create you layouts. Stay safe mate.
Thanks Steve, this one took a while, bit by bit, step by step lol.
Another great video John. Just subscribed to your new channel, Piccadilly Sidings.
Cheers for now..................Geoff
Thanks Geoff, much appreciated
Enjoyed that very much John. Fascinating to see the build of the banks and tunnel mouth. I like the design and look forward to seeing it once you have had a chance to do the scenic work. Stephen
Thanks Stephen its taken ages, and you Im sure will appreciate how long things take when you got to work ghe geometry as you go along.
Lovely intro looking forward to this
Well done again John, watching in as always...another masterpiece in the making..Cheers, Chris
Thanks Chris, bit by bit getting there
I’m a complete beginner at building a model railway and also on a tight budget so money saving helps. I built a railway for kids years ago but not to the standard I want to do this one too
Good to read, there are many many videos on YT how to create this, everard junction, new junction, not forgetting my own. Just say if you need any help
@@piccadillymodelrailways what paint do you use for landscape is it just emulsion?
Hi, no artist colours, emulsion would be quite expensive. Artist colours can start quite cheap and get to silly levels. I get 'graduate' colours from hobbycraft, cant remember the price. Hopjng thats helpful
Great tutorial John - old card, tape etc once covered, painted and seniced and Bob's your uncle ! Cheers Euan
Thanks Euan, hang on a minute DO I KNOW BOB? Lol
Always fascinating to see how you all do the different parts of doing the scenery etc. Nice one John. Just been over to your other channell as well.
Thanks Tim, always appreciate your support. The other channel has just the existing videos that were originally put out on this channel. Hopefully new update for Monday
Nice mate looking forward to seeing the scenics on the new embankments 👍🏻
Thanks Sam, its took ages to build the structures, sure you know what I mean
Piccadilly Model Railway By John Warner yep but now the fun and creative stuff begins 🙌🏻
Absolutely, well... when Ive made some more clump foliage ha ha ha
Piccadilly Model Railway By John Warner 💪🏻
Hi John always something to learn from your video and I do like the tunnel mouth that attaches to the backscene. I have subbed the other channel. Cheers Kev
Thanks Kev, I appreciate that. Yes I chose to go for big removable section as I’m trying not to have too many parts. Its difficult to know where to put them nearby, if I need access. But 3 days in working well I can easily get in. In fact just fitted point motors, the widely hated surface ones but never the less
Hello John, you have come a long way, with lots more to do to this lovely layout. It is looking really good. My admiration of the amount of work you have put in. Well done. This break from that darned virus created, has allowed you more time to continue with the build of your layout and keep sane ;-) Brill mate. Take care. All the best Iain Subscribed to Piccadilly sidings too :-)
Thanks Iain, yes def. All seems very strange, so we’ll see if schools do actually open and require supply teachers ohhhh well.
@@piccadillymodelrailways My friend who is also a teacher (college) & his colleagues have been told January 21 unless it goes on!!!
Ive been furloughed as a supply teacher, but how long that lasts is another matter. January next year could cause few issues
Hi John, love the work as always :) Tristan
Thank you Tristan very kind of you to say.
Great John it's coming on a treat. However it's nothing like New Mills .....It's not raining lol. An ex colleague of mine lives at Buxworth it's an in joke that its always raining. Brilliant work again cheers Andy
Thanks Andy, Ha ha ha, what you like??!!! Lol,
Just taken ages to get this far, you know yourself how long it takes to work out all the geometry to build this type of thing.
Morning John just subbed to Piccadilly Sidings OO Model Railway, just watching your video now mate
Steve 👍🏻
Thanks Steve, much appreciated.
Honoured to be the 6th subscriber to Piccadilly Sidings OO Model Railway John, I am sure everyone from Piccadilly Model Railway will be following me, over plus many new subscribers as well, wishing you a huge success with the new channel in the future John.👍👍
It does thank you. Trouble is I’m carless now as it failed it’s MOT needed over £1000 to put right. I have no hobby shops or like round me
BUILDING UP TO A GOOD LOOKING LAYOUT WHERE THE NEW STUFF IS BEING ADDED ..HAVE SUBSCRIBED TO NEW CHANNEL.........................
Thanks Paul, it’s getting there bit by bit. Thanks for new sub, much appreciated.
I do like how you have created the back board, Also subbed to the OO channel, Do let me know how that works as I was thinking of the same thing with the Rosemary line.
Thanks Tim, I will. After the little run of OO gauge videos I did, I lost heaps of subscribers when I went back to N gauge and its been quite up and down since then. So worth a go.
already subbed to both John... nice idea..
Thank you, I think it needed to happen. Ill post couple more OO on both then separate them
Morning John, just subbed to Piccadilly Sidings
Thank you Roy, much appreciated
hi.. great work on this layout.. keep up the good work..
how do do you get trains from the fiddle yard up to the scenic part of the layout?
Hi, thank you so very kind. Thanks fir your question. I built a train lift inside the carriage shed, that’s why it’s so long, because I need to get my longest train inside. Eventually I’m hoping to build working doors that rise and fall with the lift. Video of how it was done are in the playlists
Hi I’m back watching basic scenery video real inspiration. When making tunnel out of grey card what pot of white glue was you using, is it just pva.
Hi Derek, yes PVA. I buy the no nonsense trade glue in 5 litre containers. Recently gone up though to £12.99
@@piccadillymodelrailways thanks I have some of that.
i think i keep seeing more and more trains i never knew you had, like the voyager and revolution cargo wagons i took alot of insperation from your match stick build (so i ordered 10000) but how did you glue them as i can get them to stay glued (with loctite 409)
Hi thanks. Yes I have two XC voyagers, 1 with sound the other not. Many trains are in the fiddle yard below.
10000, blimey you’re going to be making quite a bit then lol. I just used PVA, but what ever way works for you is best. No rights nor wrongs there.
@@piccadillymodelrailways yeah may have to try that as i had issues with once dried it would come apart on a slight touch,i wanted to try use them in the n gauge layout but so far they are just bits between platform edging to make it stronger
Hi just watched this video. So you don’t use plaster bandage. Your method is cheaper do you think
Hi, infinitely cheaper, a roll of plaster bandage is around £1.50 starting price for 2 rolls from Hobbycraft ie 75p per roll for 2.7m. Woodland scenic is CONSIDERABLY MORE. If you take a newspaper, photocopy paper etc, etc tear it into strips you easily create many many strips longer than bought modroc. You don’t have to buy newspapers you can get them free. The buses have free papers and in some areas they are delivered through your door. PVA is dirt cheap and stronger than modroc (pl band…). The latter can crack and disintegrate meaning more modroc to repair any damage.
Hundred or more years ago papier mache (with wood) was used in furniture production.
This is my way, HOWEVER, if you feel modroc is the way, go for it with my blessing, we each choose our own ways. Thanks for commenting.
I’d like to know how do I wire multiple point motors I’ve seen videos on doing 1 or 2 but not 8 or 9 like I need to sorry for asking so many questions
Hi, struggling to link what you are saying, guessing you have car issues, sorry to read that.
Treat each point separately, try not to over think it. One thing at a time. Have you got trains running yet?
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Just subbed to your new channel John, I'm N gauge, but will follow youre new channel, it's all railway modelling! anyway, hope it takes off.
love your methods regarding backscenes and the like. On my embankments, I curve the peak round at the top, if you follow me, and so the sky drops behind making it more 3D, I knicked that from another youtuber years ago, like I can tell you tips haha. cheers mate, Dave
Thanks Dave, well all learn from each other, hadn’t thought of that, love the idea, probably do that next time now as its taken ages to build the tunnel sections.