Jason....I have to tell that you are one of the "best things" to come along in our hobby (ie: craftsman kit building) in a long time! There are many excellent ambassadors/manufacturers of this hobby that remain and continue to "up the ante"...FOS Scale, Sierra West, Bar Mills...and of course Carolina Craftsman Kits (and others not named). But your insatiable love of creating, building, teaching and sharing of this hobby is something that deserves a very warm and deserved "thank you". You continue to impress and I ALWAYS look forward to your new videos. Extremely inspiring!! So...thank you Jason!! P.S. - Of course I had to purchase this kit! It's a beauty. Can't wait to get it....
The first time I saw photo's of George Sellio's model I was amazed. Everything looked so realistic that unless I saw an obvious "model" object (usually a Kadee Coupler) It was difficult to tell whether it was real or not. Then I found out that some of the model structures I had built where his and the prototype was on the layout. Now, we have folks like you who are taking his example and going further. Jason You are just as good as George, in your own way. Never stop, never stop. ;-)
First saw George’s layout in Model Railroad mag years back and was blown away.Been trying to get to his standard ever since but still got some way to go😀.Great kit and build.
Four thumbs down, yet I can’t find a single negative comment. I guess they’re just jealous of your talent. Gutless trolls are everywhere. Keep it up Jason. Love your videos.
that would be a delicious old house and garage if done with french doors and a balcony at the upper french doors, is a sweet kit, i love big old houses,
I found JJT a few weeks ago and have been binge watching ever sense. Wow! Your work is highly inspirational and discouraging at the same time as I cannot image ever being able to come close to achieving anything close to this. This is next level stuff. I believe I can learn the techniques and I have the patients, it’s the creativity and vision that is true art in my opinion. I enjoy your work and videos very much.
You are probably using building corner trim, but usually the non-gable ends should fit inside the gabled ends so that the roof will not have a gap at the top of the non-gabled walls. That means that the bracing on the non-gabled walls should be flush with the sides and the gabled walls should have the bracing inset to accommodate the bracing on the non-gabled walls. However, since you are probably using corner trim, that gap at the top of the non-gabled walls will be minimized when the roof is put on the shell of the building. You don't have to ask me how I know that. This kit is beautiful. Keep up the good work!!!!
Thank you so much!!! I go through at least 4 of those big caulk gun tubes in a year. It’s cheaper to buy the big ones. But I appreciate the friendly tip!
They will sell out fast. Amazing to see what you can do with styrofoam. Looking at the pics on cck the concrete sidewalks and driveway look like mate board or another material. The weathering and other details you apply to them makes it look very realistic. As always great job Jason.
Another fine build and video Jason! Love you're positivity and cheery attitude. Excellent techniques, though I have to admit, you make some of your weathering/painting look a lot easier than it is. Been trying to duplicate your efforts on and off for a few weeks and have found that it does take practice. You make it look easy. Thanks for the steady stream of videos...
Excellent work, as always, Jason! A wonderful kit. For the leaves, you can fix everything in place using just clean IPA (no glue). Saves on that last step hassle :)
This is truly wonderful, Jason. I've said this before but I have to say it again - I'm a sc-fi spaceship nut myself, and I think 64 is a bit late to start a train layout, but I thoroughly enjoy seeing the outstanding work you do on these.
You could make small diorama's that on themselves are pretty to look at and take not that much space. Pun intended. And make them in a way that two or more of those diorama's make a larger one when put next to each other. I am starting that myself now. I live in a small house. Although I have a huge attic, I don't really want to build there. It's cold and I need the place to stuff stuff. So I decided that it would be fun to make a small interchangeable diorama in my living room on a picture ledge above a dresser. First I wanted to make one large diorama from 1m20/4ft, but I decided to only make the front one piece, that is a canal wall and road. And behind that the buildings are all small dioramas in themselves which put together create a wall of houses. Magnets will help with that.The idea is that I can get one out, work on it, while the rest is shoved towards each other. I might make it one large one eventually. The main idea is to create several so I can switch them during the seasons. So in the summer I have small summer situations like kids in an inflatable pool, someone having a bbq on the rooftop of another building and so on. While in de fall there is someone sweeping leafs. I am looking forward most to making the winter and Christmas edition. Of course all with lights. So each section will have an extension plug to the next one. Since I am working on very small pieces in H0 scale, I am planning to go insane on the details. Also inside the houses. From complete interiors of the shops to some action in a certain bedroom. There will be so much to look at. I think a lot of huge layouts look nice, but I enjoy it more to make small pieces of art. You can start or stop with that when you want and it also doesn't take up a lot of space. The pieces I am working on are stored in a Billy bookcase with glass doors, so even there it looks like an exhibition when I am not working on them. Keeps everything tidy and clean. Also that is kind of a must with two cats haha.
What if you want the clapboard sheathing on all of the walls and corrugated tin covering all of the roof surfaces? What about using a linoleum v-gouge cutter to make the cracks in the foam? What about using small barrels for supporting the work benches? Can I suggest adding a period motorcycle to the kit that could be left sitting in the corner of the lot on the concrete or sitting halfway into the garage?
Another awesome kit Jason! Your creativity knows no bounds! Hope you're enjoying your weekend? I have been scratch building a tiny house in the medieval Tudor style that will fit on one of my thumb nails. Ara with Bentley House Minis is building a replica of the house from the movie Beetlejuice. In the movie house, there is a diorama of a neighborhood. Ara put out a call for those who are interested, to build a little house for that diorama. I decided to do it. I've never made anything so small, and my goodness, there is so much detail work, but I am having a blast making it! I actually posted a WIP pic of it on my Instagram today. The house base fits on a dime, which is larger than one of my thumb nails, and it's about one and a quarter inch high. A little while ago, I spread on the stucco. I am going to have to attempt some sanding on that. It was a little messy. Then, I need to shingle the roof, add all the wood trim pieces, uncover the windows, install the doors, and finally, Paint! Oh, I have made provision for a light too! So much fun! Take it easy Jason! Lisa
Another wonderful model Jason and beautifully built.👍👌😁 The metal castings add so much to scenes like this and the tiny, finishing touches, like the newspapers and leaves bring it to life. Even the odd bits of wood, scattered about the ground, they all add a little something. I've noticed you don't install lighting on/in your buildings; any special reason? Even if you forget about about interior lighting, would external lights, lit signs etc not highlight some features? That's not meant as criticism, just interested.😁 Cheers for now, Dougie.
Thank you so very much!!! I really appreciate it. I don’t do lighting, I want my layout room to be as bright as possible so people can see all of the hours I put into detailing my structures and layout. Thanks for watching!!!
That is so beautiful! Your videos are a much-watch (and I'm not even into model trains!; appreciate the commitment to your art, but I am a bit worried about your sleep habits though. We want you around making these superb videos for a lot longer! :)
Hi Jason, WOW! That Kit is so good and the diorama kick's a##, Question though, would love to see available in 1/64 scale. Love train's but am mainly a car guy with diorama's for them. Cheer's Tassie John
Thank you so very much!!! I live in Colorado and I find those trees along the side of the road or up towards the mountains. It’s called Sage brush. Thanks for watching!!!
Your video's are great! I have aded you to my list of favorite layout builders! I have learned a lot already. I like your approche of mixing diffent techniques all in one diorama. The only thing is my layout is in N scale and I wonder how much i can use. One time you mentioned doing maybe some N scale structures for in the back. I would like to see you make those. Have you don that already?
Received my kit from Carolina Craftsman Saturday and noticed that the floor and the walls of the shack from rusty Rail was warped. What do you suggest the best way to straighten. being so thin.
Great Work Jason, I will b purchasing this kit for sure. Can you recommend a good all around paint starter set for structures from AMMO the paint supplier?
Thank you so much Todd !!! I really appreciate it. I would start with the rust set and also add some colors you think you might use a lot. Thanks for watching!!!
Hey Dan, yes it’s pink foam from Home Depot. I cut mine with a hot wire Proxxon cutter. You could also cut it with a long utility blade also from Home Depot. Thanks for watching buddy!!!
Thank you so much Jerry!!! I order direct from Ammo but I recommend doing a google search for distributors if you don’t want to order direct. Thanks for watching Jerry!!!
I've never built any of these kits at all. But I'd really like to do a fish market and dock diorama. Any suggestions on a kit that wouldn't be that hard for a person new to this? Any help is greatly appreciated.
Please visit Fosscalemodels.com they have great kits that come with great instructions that are very easy to follow! Hope that helps Joe and thanks for watching!!!
Hi Jason the design of this kit is very nice,did you design it whit Jeff?this is another great kit Well done for the diorama and every thing on it,love the casting from Rusty Rail
Not sure how to answer that. I guess I just keep trying different colors. I’m a freelance artist so it helps that I have a background in working with colors. Thanks for watching!!!
I thought the same about Carolina Craftsman kits, fosscale kits and bar Mills kits. Then I rethought and said to myself... there's still buildings from the 1800s that are standing today, so I'm just a little choosy on which ones I pick but I did find a few of each that I'm using on a modern era. Have a Jesus filled day everyone Greg in Michigan
Thank you so much John!!! I think with a fresh coat of paint and maybe leave off the rafter tails it could look a bit more up to date. Maybe even give it a shingled roof. As always, thanks for watching!!!.
@@JasonJensenTrains the more that I think of it, I may be able to fit it at some point. It's I've had to down size my layout and tight on space for the dioramas I've built and underway. ⁰
Jason....I have to tell that you are one of the "best things" to come along in our hobby (ie: craftsman kit building) in a long time!
There are many excellent ambassadors/manufacturers of this hobby that remain and continue to "up the ante"...FOS Scale, Sierra West, Bar Mills...and of course Carolina Craftsman Kits (and others not named).
But your insatiable love of creating, building, teaching and sharing of this hobby is something that deserves a very warm and deserved "thank you". You continue to impress and I ALWAYS look forward to your new videos. Extremely inspiring!! So...thank you Jason!!
P.S. - Of course I had to purchase this kit! It's a beauty. Can't wait to get it....
WOW, Thank you so very much John!!! I really appreciate it. I’m so glad you purchased the kit. Hope you have lots of fun building it!!!
You never fail to blow my mind.
Great work from an enthusiastic modeler.
superb project
good job on this diorama
Thank you so much!!! I always appreciate it!
The first time I saw photo's of George Sellio's model I was amazed. Everything looked so realistic that unless I saw an obvious "model" object (usually a Kadee Coupler) It was difficult to tell whether it was real or not.
Then I found out that some of the model structures I had built where his and the prototype was on the layout.
Now, we have folks like you who are taking his example and going further. Jason You are just as good as George, in your own way. Never stop, never stop. ;-)
WOW, Thank you so much for the great compliment!!! That means a lot!!! Thanks for watching buddy!!!
Great choice of paint for the concrete. Many people paint their concrete too grey, but you were spot-on. Great job on the entire model!
Thank you so much, I really appreciate it!!!
First saw George’s layout in Model Railroad mag years back and was blown away.Been trying to get to his standard ever since but still got some way to go😀.Great kit and build.
Thank you so much!!! Seeing his layout in person changed my life!!!
Jason,
Thank you for sharing. This is another brilliant video from you.
Great tips and techniques.
Keep safe, Michael
Thank you so much Michael, I really appreciate it!!!
Definitely worthy of being on George Sellios’s layout. Very nicely done.
Thank you so very much Chuck!!!
Great video and an amazing tribute to George Sellios! Well Done Jason!
Thank you!!! This was another very fun project! George actually built one of these kits for someone! It was so cool to see his build of it!
Fantastic attention to details, the base is awesome and the final work on the roof very inspired! 😍😍😍👍
Thank you so much Phil!!! I really appreciate it!!
Phenomenal work !!!
Four thumbs down, yet I can’t find a single negative comment. I guess they’re just jealous of your talent. Gutless trolls are everywhere. Keep it up Jason. Love your videos.
Lol, I know. O, we’ll. I’ll just keep doing what I do. Thank you so much for watching Ron!!! I truly appreciate it!
Great job.
Thank you so much!!!
that would be a delicious old house and garage if done with french doors and a balcony at the upper french doors, is a sweet kit, i love big old houses,
Another great build it looks real 😀👍
Thank you so much Michael, I really appreciate it!!! 👍
I found JJT a few weeks ago and have been binge watching ever sense. Wow! Your work is highly inspirational and discouraging at the same time as I cannot image ever being able to come close to achieving anything close to this. This is next level stuff. I believe I can learn the techniques and I have the patients, it’s the creativity and vision that is true art in my opinion. I enjoy your work and videos very much.
Great job. Looks awesome. You are the best Jason. Thank you for all the tips.
Cesar
Thank you so much Cesar, I always appreciate it!!!
Really love your town. It looks so real.
Thank you so much!!!
You are probably using building corner trim, but usually the non-gable ends should fit inside the gabled ends so that the roof will not have a gap at the top of the non-gabled walls. That means that the bracing on the non-gabled walls should be flush with the sides and the gabled walls should have the bracing inset to accommodate the bracing on the non-gabled walls. However, since you are probably using corner trim, that gap at the top of the non-gabled walls will be minimized when the roof is put on the shell of the building. You don't have to ask me how I know that. This kit is beautiful. Keep up the good work!!!!
Thanks for watching Ronald!!! I’m glad you like the model!!! Thanks for the explanation! 👍
You built that beautifully again. Thanks and regards Tino
Thank you so much!!! I always appreciate your support!
Wow~ unbelievable interesting buildings.
Thank you so much!!!
You never disappoint us awesome job Jason and I am learning alot watching your videos
Thank you so much Thomas!!! Happy modeling!
Superb as always Jason! :)
Thank you so very much Rob!!!
Another Amazing build. A friendly tip, they make liquid nails in a toothpaste like tube. Much smaller easier to use
Thank you so much!!! I go through at least 4 of those big caulk gun tubes in a year. It’s cheaper to buy the big ones. But I appreciate the friendly tip!
Magnificent!
Thank you so much!!!
Great model and you have done a superb job on this one as always. Just a pleasure to watch and learn.
Greetings Urs
Thank you so much Urs!!! Always great to hear from you!!!
WOW Jason ya knocked it outta the park AGAIN !
Thank you so much buddy!!!
The kit looks spectacular Jason, you always outdo yourself with every new video, great work friend.
Thank you so much, I truly appreciate it!!!
By listening to ur background music I get the feeling u might be a SRV fan.. imo might be the greatest guitar player...lol awesome
Ya, the "blues" is just so good. I was surprised to find that the tune is free ware, on you tube. (according to Jason)
Yes, I appreciate great guitar playing!!!
They will sell out fast. Amazing to see what you can do with styrofoam. Looking at the pics on cck the concrete sidewalks and driveway look like mate board or another material. The weathering and other details you apply to them makes it look very realistic. As always great job Jason.
Thank you so much very much Kurt!!!
Question on the resin building and castings? Would a stain work? Or would it bleed too much when applying?
Stains would not work on them.
Another fine build and video Jason! Love you're positivity and cheery attitude. Excellent techniques, though I have to admit, you make some of your weathering/painting look a lot easier than it is. Been trying to duplicate your efforts on and off for a few weeks and have found that it does take practice. You make it look easy. Thanks for the steady stream of videos...
Thank you so much!!! You are correct in the fact that I takes a lot of practice. A LOT!!! Coffee may help too 😁
Great job, Jason! Fine and wonderful structure!
Thank you so much Camilla!!! Great to hear from you again. It’s been awhile.
Amazing 👍
Can't wait to get mine and get started !
Congratulations! You are going to have so much fun. Happy modeling!!!
Excellent work, as always, Jason! A wonderful kit.
For the leaves, you can fix everything in place using just clean IPA (no glue). Saves on that last step hassle :)
Thank you so much buddy, I really appreciate it!!! Thanks for the tip on the IPA 👍 and thanks again for the advice on that bracing!
Hello, Whats IPA? Thanks.
@@CliveDrone Isopropyl Alcohol
That's an outstanding kit. Would you do a video on making/printing custom signs?
so nice!
Thank you!!!
Beautiful
Great build and fantastic video Jason...Keep up the great work...Wish they made an O scale or On30 scale version of the kit..
Thank you so much John!!! I really appreciate it!!
Super job! Great build!
Thank you so very much!!!
This is truly wonderful, Jason. I've said this before but I have to say it again - I'm a sc-fi spaceship nut myself, and I think 64 is a bit late to start a train layout, but I thoroughly enjoy seeing the outstanding work you do on these.
I disagree its never to late, your desire to has already called, ..:-)
@@bernardc2553 Alas, I have a few still unmade model kits that I currently have nowhere to display, once built - also an inward cashflow problem ;-)
You could make small diorama's that on themselves are pretty to look at and take not that much space. Pun intended. And make them in a way that two or more of those diorama's make a larger one when put next to each other. I am starting that myself now. I live in a small house. Although I have a huge attic, I don't really want to build there. It's cold and I need the place to stuff stuff. So I decided that it would be fun to make a small interchangeable diorama in my living room on a picture ledge above a dresser. First I wanted to make one large diorama from 1m20/4ft, but I decided to only make the front one piece, that is a canal wall and road. And behind that the buildings are all small dioramas in themselves which put together create a wall of houses. Magnets will help with that.The idea is that I can get one out, work on it, while the rest is shoved towards each other. I might make it one large one eventually. The main idea is to create several so I can switch them during the seasons. So in the summer I have small summer situations like kids in an inflatable pool, someone having a bbq on the rooftop of another building and so on. While in de fall there is someone sweeping leafs. I am looking forward most to making the winter and Christmas edition. Of course all with lights. So each section will have an extension plug to the next one. Since I am working on very small pieces in H0 scale, I am planning to go insane on the details. Also inside the houses. From complete interiors of the shops to some action in a certain bedroom. There will be so much to look at. I think a lot of huge layouts look nice, but I enjoy it more to make small pieces of art. You can start or stop with that when you want and it also doesn't take up a lot of space. The pieces I am working on are stored in a Billy bookcase with glass doors, so even there it looks like an exhibition when I am not working on them. Keeps everything tidy and clean. Also that is kind of a must with two cats haha.
Nitramyar.....
64 is not to late. Think if you live until 84. You can have 20 years of enjoyment.
Have a Jesus filled day everyone
Greg in Michigan
Thank you so much!!! I really appreciate it! Happy modeling! 👍
Fantastic build and kit! Thanks for sharing your skills with us. Looks like a lot more than 37 castings :^)
Thank you so much!!! It’s at least 37 but could be more 👍 Thanks for watching!!!
What if you want the clapboard sheathing on all of the walls and corrugated tin covering all of the roof surfaces? What about using a linoleum v-gouge cutter to make the cracks in the foam? What about using small barrels for supporting the work benches? Can I suggest adding a period motorcycle to the kit that could be left sitting in the corner of the lot on the concrete or sitting halfway into the garage?
Thanks Jason, Enjoyed It. 🐾🚂KY.
As always, thank you so much Rick!!!! 👍
@@JasonJensenTrains Your welcome
Another awesome kit Jason! Your creativity knows no bounds! Hope you're enjoying your weekend?
I have been scratch building a tiny house in the medieval Tudor style that will fit on one of my thumb nails. Ara with Bentley House Minis is building a replica of the house from the movie Beetlejuice. In the movie house, there is a diorama of a neighborhood. Ara put out a call for those who are interested, to build a little house for that diorama. I decided to do it. I've never made anything so small, and my goodness, there is so much detail work, but I am having a blast making it! I actually posted a WIP pic of it on my Instagram today. The house base fits on a dime, which is larger than one of my thumb nails, and it's about one and a quarter inch high. A little while ago, I spread on the stucco. I am going to have to attempt some sanding on that. It was a little messy. Then, I need to shingle the roof, add all the wood trim pieces, uncover the windows, install the doors, and finally, Paint! Oh, I have made provision for a light too! So much fun!
Take it easy Jason!
Lisa
Thank you so much!!! Great to hear from you Lisa. I’ll have to check it out on Instagram. Good luck with the project!!!
@@JasonJensenTrains Just finished doing some sanding, but the light in my craft room isn't very good, so I had to stop for the day.
Great job Jason.
Thank you so much Paul!!!!👍
wow ! You've done an outstanding job ! Hope you also do an Earl Smallshaw kit one day.
Thank you so much Calvin!!! Maybe some day 👍
Another wonderful model Jason and beautifully built.👍👌😁 The metal castings add so much to scenes like this and the tiny, finishing touches, like the newspapers and leaves bring it to life. Even the odd bits of wood, scattered about the ground, they all add a little something.
I've noticed you don't install lighting on/in your buildings; any special reason? Even if you forget about about interior lighting, would external lights, lit signs etc not highlight some features? That's not meant as criticism, just interested.😁
Cheers for now,
Dougie.
Thank you so very much!!! I really appreciate it. I don’t do lighting, I want my layout room to be as bright as possible so people can see all of the hours I put into detailing my structures and layout.
Thanks for watching!!!
@@JasonJensenTrains Fair enough.👍😁
Wow! This is a great kit and the information on model making really applies to all gauges! Definitely liking and subbing. Thanks. T4
Thank you so much!!! I really appreciate it!
Fantastic!
Thank you so much!!!
Groovy
Thank you!!!
Beautiful!
Thank you so much!!!
@@JasonJensenTrains You are very welcome!
Another masterpiece, congratz on this one!
Thank you so much!!!
That is so beautiful! Your videos are a much-watch (and I'm not even into model trains!; appreciate the commitment to your art, but I am a bit worried about your sleep habits though. We want you around making these superb videos for a lot longer! :)
Thank you so much Warren!!! I really appreciate it. Thanks for the concern and thanks for watching!!!
Hi Jason, WOW! That Kit is so good and the diorama kick's a##, Question though, would love to see available in 1/64 scale. Love train's but am mainly a car guy with diorama's for them. Cheer's Tassie John
Thank you so much John!!! Sorry, only HO. Thanks for watching!!
Another lovely model. Well done. I would be interested in knowing how you did that 'dead' tree with peeling bark. Thanks for everything.
Thank you so very much!!! I live in Colorado and I find those trees along the side of the road or up towards the mountains. It’s called Sage brush. Thanks for watching!!!
@@JasonJensenTrains Thank you. Makes sense. They look really good.
Your video's are great! I have aded you to my list of favorite layout builders! I have learned a lot already. I like your approche of mixing diffent techniques all in one diorama. The only thing is my layout is in N scale and I wonder how much i can use. One time you mentioned doing maybe some N scale structures for in the back. I would like to see you make those. Have you don that already?
Thank you so much for the kind words!!! I’ll work on some N scale in the future for sure!
Received my kit from Carolina Craftsman Saturday and noticed that the floor and the walls of the shack from rusty Rail was warped. What do you suggest the best way to straighten. being so thin.
Heat them up using a hair dryer. You can then straighten them. It’s really easy.
Great Work Jason, I will b purchasing this kit for sure. Can you recommend a good all around paint starter set for structures from AMMO the paint supplier?
Thank you so much Todd !!! I really appreciate it. I would start with the rust set and also add some colors you think you might use a lot. Thanks for watching!!!
Amazing kit
Thank you so much Debbie!!!
What are the sidewalks made of? Looked like rigid foam... Are you cutting foam with a table saw? I can only find 1" and 2" thick.
Hey Dan, yes it’s pink foam from Home Depot. I cut mine with a hot wire Proxxon cutter. You could also cut it with a long utility blade also from Home Depot. Thanks for watching buddy!!!
I always love watching your videos. Where do you buy your Mig and AK Interactive products?
Thank you so much Jerry!!! I order direct from Ammo but I recommend doing a google search for distributors if you don’t want to order direct. Thanks for watching Jerry!!!
On the awning are the support rods supplied in the kit? Are the sign material that is on the main building included in the kit?
Yes, everything is included.
@@JasonJensenTrains I ordered mine yesterday. Just wanted to know if I needed to order anything else from Rusty Rail.
I've never built any of these kits at all. But I'd really like to do a fish market and dock diorama. Any suggestions on a kit that wouldn't be that hard for a person new to this? Any help is greatly appreciated.
Please visit Fosscalemodels.com they have great kits that come with great instructions that are very easy to follow! Hope that helps Joe and thanks for watching!!!
Jason, do you ever use interiors in your buildings? When you don't what do you do for interiors that don't have details?
that is just stupid good man thanks
Jason, who is the manufacturer of your paint rack? TIA
The racks are meant for nail polish. You can find them on Amazon.
What I have always wanted to know is how they make the clapboard plywood that they all use in the building?
Beautiful kit. Do the braces help keep the wood from warping or is it just a build thing?
Yes, it keeps the wood from warping.
Hi Jason the design of this kit is very nice,did you design it whit Jeff?this is another great kit Well done for the diorama and every thing on it,love the casting from Rusty Rail
Thank you so much!!! Yes,Jeff and I worked on this together. Thanks for watching!!’
how do you diced what stain or paint you us ??
Not sure how to answer that. I guess I just keep trying different colors. I’m a freelance artist so it helps that I have a background in working with colors. Thanks for watching!!!
Is the diorama for sale?
I would love to add it our museum layout room along with the one you and Doug Foscale did.
Sorry, it’s not for sale.
I am new to your channel. Where do you obtain the Vetero Stains?
Besttrains.com
@@JasonJensenTrains thank you very much.
Great looking kit Jason and well done. It's just a shame it's out of my era.
I thought the same about Carolina Craftsman kits, fosscale kits and bar Mills kits.
Then I rethought and said to myself... there's still buildings from the 1800s that are standing today, so I'm just a little choosy on which ones I pick but I did find a few of each that I'm using on a modern era.
Have a Jesus filled day everyone
Greg in Michigan
Thank you so much John!!! I think with a fresh coat of paint and maybe leave off the rafter tails it could look a bit more up to date. Maybe even give it a shingled roof. As always, thanks for watching!!!.
@@JasonJensenTrains the more that I think of it, I may be able to fit it at some point. It's I've had to down size my layout and tight on space for the dioramas I've built and underway. ⁰
What brand is that stain?
It is from Besttrains.com
@@JasonJensenTrains thank you for the quick response.
How can you tell that Jason has been in his workshop again? His lips are purple where he's been at the alcohol-based stain again!
Lol, just coffee for me!
wonder what the cost is???
Carolinacraftsmankits.com
It's missing a doghouse and dog
Ooops!!!
I am surprised to see that you are painting using brushes, instead of spray brush
$50 for shipping to germany 🥵
So sorry 😞 Shipping costs have gotten so high! Thanks for watching!!!
@@JasonJensenTrains You can bring it to me. Visit Europe. I have cold Beer^^
500 plus for a kit? Lol wtf great looking kit but no way could one justify that kind of money per building
The kit is sold out and it did not cost $500. Is some one selling it for $500?