Wow fantastic job i will be building some ultra low reliefe buildings soon so this video is going to be a big help so thanks for taking the time to put this video together.- Nicholas.
Well done! Please keep on sharing your modelling projects. I may not always comment on a particular video but rest assured I watch each and every one and always leave a much deserved thumbs up. Looking forward to the next one!
That is a beautiful model, while at the same time reminding me of the degradation to which much of the station infrastructure had fallen by the 80s. Ah, I remember those loos where a pair of wellies was a must. The elasticity of the card when you cut the arch tops was very surprising. An excellent taste in the water of life too. Stephen
Thanks Stephen. Imagine my delight when I realised that the "heavy bottles" I bought to hold things in place while the glue dried could actually be opened and the contents enjoyed! :) Michael.
Hi Steven... Bradford is definitely my muse when it comes to Chandwell... I am half-pondering trying to build a representation of the City Hall behind Chandwell's station, but I wonder if it would be too difficult to pull off in card, in N Scale...?
@@Chandwell That would be nice. I would like to see some iconic Bradford buildings like the old T&A building or The Alhambra and pubs such as The Fighting Cock. Perhaps the Museum of Photography and Film.
Michael - you are a superb model maker. The station building is so very effective and catches the right "mood" for what you are trying to achieve. Liking these "shorts" your doing as it condenses all you are doing into a very watchable time frame. Look forward to your next update. Cheers Euan
Many thanks Euan! Yes, I think the sub-ten-minute video is the way to go... somewhere around 6 works a treat, I find. It takes longer to make a 6-minute video than a 30-minute one though - you have to give more thought to what you want to say, and which bits of the hours of footage to cut! :)
This layout just gets better and better. Superb scratch building as usual. Genius solution on the power transfer on the canopy lighting. Great work Michael
Oh that’s brilliant Michael, Mrs Exehaven and myself have just watched it on the the big telly. Ingenious way of lighting the canopy and the detail you bring to your scratch build is excellent. Thank you for the mention and link, the poster was spot on and one day there will be a cliff much similar to that in your poster. The station looks fantastic. I’m having lot’s of trouble uploading my video this week so between me and my son who works with TH-cam with his job, we’ll work out what’s wrong! Cheers Michael and thanks again mate, John
Glad you liked it John! I had a chuckle putting in another Exehaven reference (that's two you have now!) and I am really pleased it ticked your fancy. Hope you get your TH-cam problems sorted - I am looking forward to seeing what you've been up to... See you next time! Michael.
What an excellent video. I really do appreciate the way you explain in depth how to do things, like achieving the raised sections on the architecture in the railway station. I learn so much from this video- thank you.
What a fantastic result - truly an inspiration! I love the attention to detail that you bring to your projects and always look forward to a new video from Chandwell. Thankyou.
What a great build! I had a feeling we were in for something special, and you didn't disappoint. It's those little details that really seal the deal, even with the knowledge they "probably" won't be seen. I'm looking forward to the roof and how to set out a roof hip - John Ahern's book "Minaiture Building Construction" gives one method of doing this, but it relies on having a scale drawing of the subject from which to measure the slope, angle, etc. Fabulous stuff and thank you for posting.
Thank you Paul! I’m not sure if my roof technique is 100% accurate but it seems to work for me. It’s more of a “trick” than a science. I hope it works for you. Thank you for watching and commenting as ever. All the best! Michael.
Thanks again for another great video Michael! Thanks for the mention too. I particularly liked the Exhaven bits, love that poster and the steps up to the street and toilets are really effective. The spring in the arches was very interesting, and surprising.
Another wonderful piece of work, Michael. The steps are an absolute masterstroke and the whole scene is amazing. A very enjoyable video. Thumbs up and please continue to provide us with these updates. Best wishes, Ian
Thank you Ian! Always appreciate your comments. I’ve started work on the side building today, which includes the clock tower and portico. It’s a big build but I hope it’s going to be just as good as this one! Michael.
Magnificent update as always Michael. 😍 Incredible detail every where you look 👀 Must admit the “disgusting” toilets look fairly presentable 😮 might be different after the “football special “ though 😱😂😂😂 Looking forward to you tackle the infamous British Rail Sandwich next 😉 Very best wishes from County Wicklow ☘️
Absolutely Paul - the cleaners must have just been in... Leave them a few minutes though and the fine folk of Chandwell will have them all sorted out. I just spotted Scotty (AND Stanley) down by the station earlier. I wonder what they were up to...? They were joined by some characters I didn't recognise too...
@@Chandwell thanks you! Yeah it’s getting there slowly but surely, just big enough hours in the day at the minute. Hopefully I’ll get an update up soon!
Superb low relief station, the use of multiple layers really adds to the depth and solidness. Nice signage. Like your whisky choices, obviously, Auchentoshan distillery is a mile or so from where I live, a lovely dram for sure. All the best, great upload. Brian @ The Angels.
Thank you Brian! It’s amazing what a few layers of card can do isn’t it!? Glad you approve of the whisky choices - you live in a very fine area! Michael.
Hi Michael, I found your channel last week by chance whilst looking for cassette ideas. I've binge watched all the videos over the weekend, I think your modelling is brilliant.
Hello David! I can’t believe you watched so many of my videos in such a short time. I am very honoured. Thank you for letting me know, that means a lot. I’m so pleased that you found them entertaining/inspirational/whatever. Thank you for watching. I hope you stick around and watch more. Next video will be about making roofs I think. And then after that I hope to be in a position to show the grand completion of my station building and clock tower. It’s coming on really well and I am excited to show it. Thanks again, Michael.
1) I use Inkscape and get fairly good results! It's a really powerful tool and helps get things just right for templates etc. I don't have your patience though, you've got a talent mate absolutely! 2) Yes, a guide on roofs within Inkscape would be so useful! 3) You have a fine selection of whisky!
1) Cool! Sometimes it is hard to methodically get everything done before moving onto the next exciting thing, but it's worth it. 2) OK! Watch this space. I was going to cover simple lean-tos, gables, gables on an odd angle, and hipped roofs. Any requests? 3) Thank you! There are a few more bottles lurking under the layout.
@@Chandwell 1) correct! 2) that all sounds good to me mate, multiple angles would be good too, roofs obviously look a bit different when they're seen on low relief stuff 3) Drink up!
@@Chandwell All of those please Michael. I really struggled with a roof with 4 hips. Ashamed to say it was trial and error that finally did it. More error than trial... 🙄🙄🙄. Sometimes I forget that you are working in N scale. Goodness knows what detail you would achieve if you modelled 009 or 7mmNG...!!!!!
Congratulations Bob! You made it all the way through! I hope you enjoyed. I’m working on the side station building and the clock tower at the moment. Video on that, or Inkscape Roofs, next.
Great video, I like how you did the steps to create the depth of the building, very effective. The canopy lighting wiring is a great idea! (Just don’t do this with 240v😂). You’ve inspired me to get my next video done, just need to find some time now! Cheers Liam
Hi Michael, really love you’re techniques and the use of the Inkscape design tool. I may have to check that one out one day. Fantastic results as always, well done and looking forward to next build... Regards, Chris
Thanks David! Chester is a beautiful station and I always enjoy having a look round when I’m there. I’ve not been for a couple of years though. It is a perfect inspiration for the type and size of Chandwell’s station (obviously rotated and turned into a terminus!). I’ve actually ended up with the arches of Chester and the general run down grittiness of Sheffield Victoria. I think it’s turned out ok!
Very nice Michael. I must admit that a bit of that Balvenie is necessary after I try and cut some of those tiny parts out!Great modeling, good taste in whiskey!
Smashed it again, Michael! I'm not sure if it's the quality of your modelling or your photographic skills or both but, once again, you've achieved a stunning result; especially that it's in such a small scale! Keep it up, the layout will be mind blowing when it's "complete" (not that any layout is ever complete lol). Thanks :)
I wonder whether it will ever be “complete!” I hope to have it more or less done before I’m 50, so I have 6 more years! Thank you for your kind comments. I obviously try to make the layout as good as I can, but equally I try to get the photography as good as possible too. Maybe one papers over the other one’s cracks! Thanks for watching, Simon.
I'm a bit late to Chandwell, but you can't binge this stuff....each video is a masterpiece! Are these bricks / stones that you print from Scale Scenes? I really must try them!
Welcome to Chandwell!! If you're watching more videos, then you have a lot to see after the station. There is a whole series about the building of the Royal Scot hotel, and then eight separate buildings on market Street, followed by the signal box at the end of platform 3 and 4. Please join along with me. I am currently building a curved hotel and having lots of fun with it.
A question regarding InkScape. I have laid some Scales Scenes brickwork onto a rectangle which you have shown in one of your previous episodes. Now I have tried bending the overlaid rectangle with the 'path/path effects' to get it curve as in the brickwork over an arch but Ink scape doesn't want to play. I can do it with a vanilla rectangle but with an overlaid one ...... nada. Any thoughts?
Hi Neil, this is where Inkscape won't help you I'm afraid. Inkscape can bend shapes but not textures. So the texture will remain the same regardless of the shape it's contained in. To get arches, it's best to start with something that already is an arch, or to bend the paper once printed. I did make a circle once, but I cut out individual bricks and rotated them. I think I showed this in my River Weir Scene video. I do have "arches" on my list of Inkscape topics to show in a future video... so watch out for that. Thanks for watching! Michael.
@@Chandwell I have found that InkScape will allow you to modify graphics in an imported PDF. I've played around with Scale Scenes small bridge R011a to make a hump back bridge, snapping to points on the graphic. This is where the curved brickwork would come in handy
The station is clad in Scalescenes stone paper which you can buy from Scalescenes.com. This video explains a little about how I add textures to my buildings: th-cam.com/video/hWDnPtmd91c/w-d-xo.html
This video shows how I designed my station roof: th-cam.com/video/rjIaM_yCQus/w-d-xo.html and this one shows how I made it: th-cam.com/video/297YDY5t77U/w-d-xo.html
Hi Steven. In two weeks I’m going to show exactly this in a video, along with papers, glues, etc. but for now, it’s a Canon MG5753 with genuine Canon ink cartridges. Hope this helps! Michael
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Wow fantastic job i will be building some ultra low reliefe buildings soon so this video is going to be a big help so thanks for taking the time to put this video together.- Nicholas.
Have fun! That sounds excellent - let me know how you get on!
Ok, this is the best video for winding down after blasting metal music all day :3 Hiya!
Thank you!
Well done! Please keep on sharing your modelling projects. I may not always comment on a particular video but rest assured I watch each and every one and always leave a much deserved thumbs up. Looking forward to the next one!
Thank you very much! That is really great to hear. I am glad you enjoy my videos. All the best from Chandwell! Michael.
I visited Chester as a lad, and walked the Wall and stood where Cromwell stood. Love how authentic Chandwell is.
Thank you - that is very kind.
That is a beautiful model, while at the same time reminding me of the degradation to which much of the station infrastructure had fallen by the 80s. Ah, I remember those loos where a pair of wellies was a must. The elasticity of the card when you cut the arch tops was very surprising. An excellent taste in the water of life too. Stephen
Thanks Stephen. Imagine my delight when I realised that the "heavy bottles" I bought to hold things in place while the glue dried could actually be opened and the contents enjoyed! :) Michael.
Thanks for sharing your skills and patience. “Wow!” doesn’t cover it. There are no words. It’s just awesome. Well done Michael. Roy.
Thank you very much Roy!
Those lavatory interiors are amazing.
Thank you James!
Great work it looks really good. If people have never been to the city of Bradford, it looks pretty much like Chandwell.
Hi Steven... Bradford is definitely my muse when it comes to Chandwell... I am half-pondering trying to build a representation of the City Hall behind Chandwell's station, but I wonder if it would be too difficult to pull off in card, in N Scale...?
@@Chandwell That would be nice. I would like to see some iconic Bradford buildings like the old T&A building or The Alhambra and pubs such as The Fighting Cock. Perhaps the Museum of Photography and Film.
Michael - you are a superb model maker. The station building is so very effective and catches the right "mood" for what you are trying to achieve. Liking these "shorts" your doing as it condenses all you are doing into a very watchable time frame. Look forward to your next update. Cheers Euan
Many thanks Euan! Yes, I think the sub-ten-minute video is the way to go... somewhere around 6 works a treat, I find. It takes longer to make a 6-minute video than a 30-minute one though - you have to give more thought to what you want to say, and which bits of the hours of footage to cut! :)
Another great video Michael. Great attention to detail as always. Loved the Exehaven poster!!
Glad you liked it!
This layout just gets better and better. Superb scratch building as usual. Genius solution on the power transfer on the canopy lighting. Great work Michael
Thank you very much Jason! Hope all is well with you... Michael.
The building is beautiful. Inkscape works wonders for you. Your power connection for lighting is brilliant. No pun!
Thanks Dave! :)
Nice choice of malts, never seen them used like this... but hey needs must. Great work Michael.👍
Buy a heavy bottle for model
making and hey who knew... the contents are drinkable!
Fantastic as usual Michael, I love the little details you pepper your builds with 🙂
Andrew👍
Thank you Andrew!
You do great work, bud. I'm less likely to take shortcuts after watching these vids.
Thank you Mark! It can be difficult not giving into temptation to take little short cuts!
Oh that’s brilliant Michael, Mrs Exehaven and myself have just watched it on the the big telly. Ingenious way of lighting the canopy and the detail you bring to your scratch build is excellent.
Thank you for the mention and link, the poster was spot on and one day there will be a cliff much similar to that in your poster. The station looks fantastic.
I’m having lot’s of trouble uploading my video this week so between me and my son who works with TH-cam with his job, we’ll work out what’s wrong!
Cheers Michael and thanks again mate, John
Glad you liked it John! I had a chuckle putting in another Exehaven reference (that's two you have now!) and I am really pleased it ticked your fancy. Hope you get your TH-cam problems sorted - I am looking forward to seeing what you've been up to... See you next time! Michael.
All sorted thanks Michael, one of the elements in my film had something wrong with it😤🤷🏻♂️ And by a process of elimination I found it!
What an excellent video. I really do appreciate the way you explain in depth how to do things, like achieving the raised sections on the architecture in the railway station. I learn so much from this video- thank you.
You're very welcome! Thanks for watching!
What a fantastic result - truly an inspiration! I love the attention to detail that you bring to your projects and always look forward to a new video from Chandwell. Thankyou.
Thank you! Cheers!
Beautiful. Awesome video, as always. Thank you so much for sharing 👍
Thank you!
What a great build! I had a feeling we were in for something special, and you didn't disappoint. It's those little details that really seal the deal, even with the knowledge they "probably" won't be seen. I'm looking forward to the roof and how to set out a roof hip - John Ahern's book "Minaiture Building Construction" gives one method of doing this, but it relies on having a scale drawing of the subject from which to measure the slope, angle, etc. Fabulous stuff and thank you for posting.
Thank you Paul! I’m not sure if my roof technique is 100% accurate but it seems to work for me. It’s more of a “trick” than a science. I hope it works for you. Thank you for watching and commenting as ever. All the best! Michael.
Thanks again for another great video Michael! Thanks for the mention too. I particularly liked the Exhaven bits, love that poster and the steps up to the street and toilets are really effective. The spring in the arches was very interesting, and surprising.
Thank you for watching Tim! And for all the encouragement, help, and inspiration you give.
Likewise my friend.
What a great video, superb detail, modelling and lots of patience, who needs off the shelf Metcalfe kits 😂?! Cheers Gary
Thank you Gary! I finished the rest of the station yesterday, so hope to have a video ready by the weekend.
Looks brilliant Micheal. Your patience puts me to shame, well done. Bobby 'T'.
Thanks Bobby. This one is quite painstaking!
Hi Michael - The station looks so realistic what a super job you have done. Yes a lot of hours work but the end result is mind blowing.
Regards Chris
Glad you enjoyed it Chris! Hope all is well at Bognor!
Excellent scratch building as usual
Thanks for watching!
Another wonderful piece of work, Michael. The steps are an absolute masterstroke and the whole scene is amazing. A very enjoyable video. Thumbs up and please continue to provide us with these updates. Best wishes, Ian
Thank you Ian! Always appreciate your comments. I’ve started work on the side building today, which includes the clock tower and portico. It’s a big build but I hope it’s going to be just as good as this one! Michael.
@@Chandwell Thank you Michael. Brilliant, been looking forward to seeing the clock tower project. Looking forward to seeing the video! Ian
Awesome station build, that Exehaven poster is a nice funny touch.
Thanks! I find it amusing to add little things like that to the layout. Most of the posters, places, stories etc. have some kind of relevance.
Magnificent update as always Michael. 😍 Incredible detail every where you look 👀 Must admit the “disgusting” toilets look fairly presentable 😮 might be different after the “football special “ though 😱😂😂😂 Looking forward to you tackle the infamous British Rail Sandwich next 😉 Very best wishes from County Wicklow ☘️
Absolutely Paul - the cleaners must have just been in... Leave them a few minutes though and the fine folk of Chandwell will have them all sorted out. I just spotted Scotty (AND Stanley) down by the station earlier. I wonder what they were up to...? They were joined by some characters I didn't recognise too...
Looks absolutely fantastic Michael top job and really cleaver way to wire up the lights with copper tape for the canopy too! All the best!
Thank you Geoff. Nice to see you here. How is your station build coming on? It looked spectacular on the last photo I saw!
@@Chandwell thanks you! Yeah it’s getting there slowly but surely, just big enough hours in the day at the minute. Hopefully I’ll get an update up soon!
Great stuff Michael, the whisky looked interesting and as usual the railway was fantastic, see you next time.
Glad you enjoyed it Adrian! Thanks for watching.
Your talent is truly awesome, thanks for sharing your skills.
Thank you Mark!
Superb low relief station, the use of multiple layers really adds to the depth and solidness. Nice signage. Like your whisky choices, obviously, Auchentoshan distillery is a mile or so from where I live, a lovely dram for sure. All the best, great upload. Brian @ The Angels.
Thank you Brian! It’s amazing what a few layers of card can do isn’t it!? Glad you approve of the whisky choices - you live in a very fine area! Michael.
Hi Michael, I found your channel last week by chance whilst looking for cassette ideas. I've binge watched all the videos over the weekend, I think your modelling is brilliant.
Hello David! I can’t believe you watched so many of my videos in such a short time. I am very honoured. Thank you for letting me know, that means a lot. I’m so pleased that you found them entertaining/inspirational/whatever. Thank you for watching. I hope you stick around and watch more. Next video will be about making roofs I think. And then after that I hope to be in a position to show the grand completion of my station building and clock tower. It’s coming on really well and I am excited to show it. Thanks again, Michael.
Good to see that you have suitable refreshments! Good choices!
Glad you like them Duncan! They come in handy after an hour sticking tiny bits of card together! :)
Excellent piece of work!
Glad you like it!
1) I use Inkscape and get fairly good results! It's a really powerful tool and helps get things just right for templates etc. I don't have your patience though, you've got a talent mate absolutely!
2) Yes, a guide on roofs within Inkscape would be so useful!
3) You have a fine selection of whisky!
1) Cool! Sometimes it is hard to methodically get everything done before moving onto the next exciting thing, but it's worth it.
2) OK! Watch this space. I was going to cover simple lean-tos, gables, gables on an odd angle, and hipped roofs. Any requests?
3) Thank you! There are a few more bottles lurking under the layout.
@@Chandwell
1) correct!
2) that all sounds good to me mate, multiple angles would be good too, roofs obviously look a bit different when they're seen on low relief stuff
3) Drink up!
@@Chandwell All of those please Michael. I really struggled with a roof with 4 hips. Ashamed to say it was trial and error that finally did it. More error than trial... 🙄🙄🙄. Sometimes I forget that you are working in N scale. Goodness knows what detail you would achieve if you modelled 009 or 7mmNG...!!!!!
Thanks Peter!
Finally up to date. Great stuff. What's next? Can't wait.
Bob
Congratulations Bob! You made it all the way through! I hope you enjoyed. I’m working on the side station building and the clock tower at the moment. Video on that, or Inkscape Roofs, next.
Another good one Michael. Your work with InkScape is inspirational.
Many thanks Neil! :)
Another little masterpiece . . . I like the steps and the effect you achieved. Well done
Thank you! Cheers!
I really do enjoy your updates Michael , the layout is looking fantastic!
Thank you very much indeed! Thank you for watching.
At the begining you described my local shopping cantre !
:) that really made me laugh!
@@Chandwell Couldnt resist it !....stunning detail and model skills their
Great video, I like how you did the steps to create the depth of the building, very effective. The canopy lighting wiring is a great idea! (Just don’t do this with 240v😂). You’ve inspired me to get my next video done, just need to find some time now! Cheers Liam
Thank you Liam! I’m looking forward to your next video. All the best!
Absolutely amazing as always Michael! You’ve done an amazing job of that building!
Thank you Chris!
Hi Michael, really love you’re techniques and the use of the Inkscape design tool. I may have to check that one out one day. Fantastic results as always, well done and looking forward to next build... Regards, Chris
Thanks Chris! Give Inkscape a go... it is a bit of a steep learning curve but it's well worth it.
Just a beautiful job! Thanks for sharing. Dave
Thank you! Cheers!
I know Chester very well ( it's a thru station )..this is excellent aging of the scenery
Thanks David! Chester is a beautiful station and I always enjoy having a look round when I’m there. I’ve not been for a couple of years though. It is a perfect inspiration for the type and size of Chandwell’s station (obviously rotated and turned into a terminus!). I’ve actually ended up with the arches of Chester and the general run down grittiness of Sheffield Victoria. I think it’s turned out ok!
Excellent work
Thank you!
Very nice Michael. I must admit that a bit of that Balvenie is necessary after I try and cut some of those tiny parts out!Great modeling, good taste in whiskey!
Thanks John! A little dram and a nice sit down after cutting out all that lot - indeed! :) Michael.
Brilliant as ever mate 👍🏻👌🏻
Thank you!
Smashed it again, Michael! I'm not sure if it's the quality of your modelling or your photographic skills or both but, once again, you've achieved a stunning result; especially that it's in such a small scale! Keep it up, the layout will be mind blowing when it's "complete" (not that any layout is ever complete lol). Thanks :)
I wonder whether it will ever be “complete!” I hope to have it more or less done before I’m 50, so I have 6 more years! Thank you for your kind comments. I obviously try to make the layout as good as I can, but equally I try to get the photography as good as possible too. Maybe one papers over the other one’s cracks! Thanks for watching, Simon.
A Wow! Video. Thank you.👍👍
Thank you David.
I'm a bit late to Chandwell, but you can't binge this stuff....each video is a masterpiece! Are these bricks / stones that you print from Scale Scenes? I really must try them!
Welcome to Chandwell!! If you're watching more videos, then you have a lot to see after the station. There is a whole series about the building of the Royal Scot hotel, and then eight separate buildings on market Street, followed by the signal box at the end of platform 3 and 4. Please join along with me. I am currently building a curved hotel and having lots of fun with it.
Great channel ive just subbed
Thank you Gary. Welcome to Chandwell!
if you ever have to do something like this again may i recommend magnets to help with alignment
Good idea! Thank you.
A question regarding InkScape. I have laid some Scales Scenes brickwork onto a rectangle which you have shown in one of your previous episodes. Now I have tried bending the overlaid rectangle with the 'path/path effects' to get it curve as in the brickwork over an arch but Ink scape doesn't want to play. I can do it with a vanilla rectangle but with an overlaid one ...... nada. Any thoughts?
Hi Neil, this is where Inkscape won't help you I'm afraid. Inkscape can bend shapes but not textures. So the texture will remain the same regardless of the shape it's contained in. To get arches, it's best to start with something that already is an arch, or to bend the paper once printed. I did make a circle once, but I cut out individual bricks and rotated them. I think I showed this in my River Weir Scene video. I do have "arches" on my list of Inkscape topics to show in a future video... so watch out for that. Thanks for watching! Michael.
@@Chandwell I have found that InkScape will allow you to modify graphics in an imported PDF. I've played around with Scale Scenes small bridge R011a to make a hump back bridge, snapping to points on the graphic. This is where the curved brickwork would come in handy
Station question how do I go from mock up to print the stone work.
Would love the design for your station roof
The station is clad in Scalescenes stone paper which you can buy from Scalescenes.com. This video explains a little about how I add textures to my buildings: th-cam.com/video/hWDnPtmd91c/w-d-xo.html
This video shows how I designed my station roof: th-cam.com/video/rjIaM_yCQus/w-d-xo.html and this one shows how I made it: th-cam.com/video/297YDY5t77U/w-d-xo.html
Hi, could you please tell me what printer you use . Cheers 🍻
Hi Steven. In two weeks I’m going to show exactly this in a video, along with papers, glues, etc. but for now, it’s a Canon MG5753 with genuine Canon ink cartridges. Hope this helps! Michael
@@Chandwell thank you for your reply.
Another corker!
Thank you John!