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Modelling Sash Windows In A Few Easy Steps
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- čas přidán 13. 08. 2024
- I’ve been working on another scratch build and needed a lot of sash windows. Due to minor discrepancies in measurements when cutting it was going to be difficult to get laser cut windows made to suit the build so I made my own. Here’s how I did it.
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Wow, great technique Paul! Very effective results.
Thanks mate. Paul
Another great watch Paul, cheers for now..Chris
Thanks so much Chris. Hope you’re doing well. Paul
And just like that simple. Love the houses BTW 👀
You can’t have them. 😆 Paul
I enjoyed this video very much - u are a pro - i can't believe the window snapped in there like that!
Thank you Cliff. An occasional bit of fettling was required but on the whole the popped in quite well. Paul
Great video Paul , well explained too
Thank you John. Paul
You definitely know what you are doing Paul. Which is more than can be said for me, but I am watching and learning. Next step doing it myself. Thanks Paul.
It’s all just practice Alan, I’m sure you’ll manage it ok. Paul
I’m just getting myself psyched up for some scratchbuilding. You set the bar for the standard I’d like to reach. Thanks for taking the time to show us how it’s done.
Just give it a go. With experience and practice you’ll become so much better but we all have to start somewhere. If you do need any guidance or help just drop me a line. Paul
@@GalgormHall Cheers, Paul. I'll start getting some plans together. All the best, Colin
Unbelievable you make it look so easy Paul
Thanks Ross. Paul
Great job, great method..cheers
Thanks Jason. Paul
Once more, you made it look easy Paul.
Thanks Davie, I hope you’re keeping well. Paul
Well done Paul !!
Thank you. Paul
Enjoyed watching this. Thank for sharing.
Thanks for watching Kev. Paul
@@GalgormHall Thanks very much for replying to my comment. It's nice to see other people's work to get idea to improve my channel. Take Care & Stay Safe.
Thank you for posting this! Recommended to me by google's analytics, and just what I need for some of the projects that I am working on. You just have a new subscriber! Cheers, sir!
great instructions on how to build your windows, I'm excited to see what happens next, greetings Kai👍👌😊
Thanks for watching Kai. Paul
Thanks for another excellent scratchbuilding tutorial, Paul. Cheers from Wisconsin!
Thanks for watching Andrew. Paul
Great how to Paul!!! Thanks for sharing this video. Cheers Onno.
Thanks so much Onno. Paul
Perfect timing Paul. I'm looking at building tenement type buildings and sash windows are order of the day! Cheers
Get cracking with them Davie. 😆 Paul
A wee piece of netting across the bottom half of the ground floor windies like our Grannies did in the aul days !
Smashing tutorial as always. I tend to over complicate things when I’m building. Ta, Ian
Netting is a good shout Ian. You can add it to your complexity list. 😆 Paul
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¡Hola buenas tardes Paul! I'd like to be associated with the vast majority of comments below. As ever, an expert guide to extremely realistic glazing and, one which, with practice, any scratch builder will want to replicate. As ever, stay safe and well. Un saludo. Gary
Thank you as always for your support Gary. Much appreciated. Paul
Nice windows there Paul, simple and effective.
Thanks Alex, you summed me up perfectly. 😂 Paul
`Nice Job chum, easy even I can do it lol, cheers Paul At Sandling Junction
It’s about time you got on to some building. Put that track away and do some scenic work. 😆 Paul
Good video
Thank you. Paul
Really enjoyed that tutorial, excellent idea certainly simplifies making windows 👍👍
Thanks Roy. Paul
Simple but very clever. It's something that can be used on non-scratch kits as well.
Thank you and yea, it could be used on many different things. Paul
Nice little how to video Paul. Windows are not my strong point but you have made it look so easy. I have definitely learnt something from watching this. Oh and that building looks fantastic so far. - Nicholas.
Glad it was of help Nicholas. Paul
Hi Paul another great video I have a load of small section plastic always wondered how i would use it. Iv'e suddenly found a use for it thank you Regards Alan
Glad I could help Alan. Paul
Hi Paul a great modelling mate I may have to take my layout out for the loft and build a new layout in one of are bedrooms using the Stranraer Harbour part of my layout on top of the new layout with a line running down to a two track mainline on the lower part of the new layout because my back is every bad but it is stupid in the air at the moment please stay safe and well mate goodbye for how clive
Thanks Clive. Loft spaces don’t always work out for the best and if you can get a room downstairs within the house it’ll make things so much easier for you. Best of luck with the new project. Paul
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Thank you. Paul.
Hi Paul, Thanks for this. I am planning to build a prison and was wondering how I was going to do the windows. I'm now inspired and slightly less daunted. Cheers
Glad it was of help David. A prison? That sounds like quite the build. Paul
@@GalgormHall I know, but I have got to have a go!
@@davidhinks8384absolutely.
not really sash windows, more like modern two pane window but not bad effort, i've worked on actual sash windows and the top does sit in front and also has a tail on either side, i've made them in 00 scale and there pretty easy to do and look good.
Hi Desmond, you’re right and as I said in the video it gives the illusion of them being sash windows. Paul