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Top work!

Good stuff! The ones with figures in are really brought alive by the addition.

A great display of SMS kits, showcased brilliantly in the video...cheers James 🙂👍

The N gauge slate roofs dont look great, otherwise fantastic.

Fantastic way of showing the products

Will be posting a video of my catenery build later today

Apologies for the reupload! One of the examples was labelled wrong. Thanks for being understanding. - Sam

Hi, I recently purchased a catenery set ad gad it brought to Tironto. I was disappointed to find the package did not include the masts, I obviously did not read the fine print. What would it cost to get the masts over here to Toronto ? How many masts are in the package? I was only intending to build 4 or 5 as my layout isn’t very large. Thanks very much in advance Regards Charlie

Really cool. 👍

Superior print definition again. SMS. 👍👍👍👍👍

What is the point of this video? It could have been displayed with a series of stills with captions. It would have been more useful to have used a video to show how the kit is constructed

Nice range of glues/adhesives. Noted for future use.

Another brilliant and enjoyable kit to build from the SMS team 🙂👍

Very nice

That is pretty darn realistic 👍👍👍👍👍

Cool effects. 👍

🚂COOL

Wish i had a spot for it lol

It looks great. Any plans to produce an N gauge version?

Justin - Josef Model Railway I’m ordering this now and I believe I may have AN ACE up my sleeve to elevate this to a whole new level that’s even faster with more realism once the arrive I’ll knock up a video for you.

Good on you justin i was building along to this as a 25 year old young guy just getting back in to the hobby this was nice and easier then i thought to build

I like the Peco plastic platform edges. Available in brick or concrete. Freestanding ready to be glued to baseboard and easily bent for curved platforms.

Hi looking very good if possible could you give me a list of the colours you are using and the numbers of the tubes and make for the blue brick thank you

Excellent video Justin as I was looking for something like this for the engine shed on my 00 layout.

Why not just use PVA? Just takes a little longer to dry. What exactly is UHU? Is that the British version of Super Glue? Don't think I've ever heard of UHU. I use plasticized card stock for brick work from Rail Scale Models. They offer card stock which mimics older weathered brick or their plastic coated card stock which is used for newer brick and the colors are more brilliant because the paint doesn't soak into the card stock, rather lays on the surface. Cheers from eastern TN

What glue r u using?

Hi guys something you just mentioned this year you will be concentrating on buildings. How about a main station Victorian Hotel that can be extended ie. to maybe 4/5 storey. Bob Todd

This is great for powered wheels but what about unpowered wheels that are pick up wheels???

A great idea. I have been a member fotr at least 25 years,, But this the first video I have screen. Great information and well presented . my only problem is Customs and V,A,T. here in Thailand, Martin, (Thailand)

If you wish to add texture to the brick paper, depending on the size and scale of the brick, you can use a Sizzix Big Shot, with a Wills brick sheet as an emboss. Get familiar with the big shot, lay the Wills sheet onto the packing, line your brick paper up with the Wills sheet, I used a cocktail stick to line the printed sheet with the Will sheet, then face up, lay a silicone rubber sheet over both, then run it through the Big Shot to emboss. Try it a few times, practice makes perfect.

I love this little company and the way they do things. Keep at it!

i ordered the 50mm kit the wrong one just have to join the center parts together

Justin Noble, what about the island platforms? has I've been talking to Iian about rebuilding my old platforms and looking at this kit but need to go aleast 80mm

how do you clean the brass brushes?, at 22 quid for one and 44 for two seems a bit expensive, if i can find some for about 10 pound each then i would consider buying them but at that price its a nope, cotton buds and my 50p brass brush it is.

Thank you for sharing. I look forward to the sequel.

Kathy is a very talented modeller.

For my diorama project, I used Google Earth images with vehicles of the actual location to gauge the road width. A bit of simple Maths gave me accurate to prototype location road dimensions 😀

Isn't this method rather abrasive? Wouldn't it make scores in the tyre surfaces which are then more likely to pick up and retain dirt?

I thought this kit was a jig so you could make a number of curved platform pieces with it. But it isnt and just makes one relatively small section of curved platform. It would work out incredibly expensive if you needed to build curved platforms as opposed to a small curved section..

Great info but….. more roads on screen and less beard 😅

D.I.Y is always best in my opinion. Various grades of sand paper stuck down, painted/textured etc. DIY also allows you to model the cambre of the carriageway. Printed paper sheets can be used too as they look great, especially when viewing from "normal viewing distance". I've never seen any use or merit in using pre formed road sections, either resin or stickers. They're very expensive and never look realistic.

Very good tutorial covering widths. Luke Towan has to be the best I've seen at detailing and weathering road surfaces 👍🏻

chapter 8 traffic management, which is downloadable as a pdf, is the definitive definition for roads and road markings.

Did you ever finish this @scalemodelscenery

A channel on here, Auto Shenanigans, actually visited that street in Bristol. A steep one in Wales is Constitution Hill, Swansea. And don't get started about Broom Road, Kirkcaldy, in Fife!

Very informative and enjoyable, I just halve everything for N gauge.

I literally came across this video 4 hours after gluing the card down...there is always next time!😄

where is that storage box from ? I've looked everywhere for one that size

How about a big expansion of the low relief range, a1930 house a church to name couple