How I Made a Retaining Wall on EH&S Railway

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  • čas přidán 12. 03. 2021
  • This video was originally shown on the World of Railways /BRM Virtual Model Railway Exhibition in March 2021. It explains how I made a long retaining wall on a higher level track on my layout.

Komentáře • 19

  • @jamesbond-rv1nv
    @jamesbond-rv1nv Před rokem

    Hi carol, Awesome video. I spent a while searching for a video on making retaining walls and finally found yours. You explained it perfectly and showed an easy and cheap way of doing it. I look forward to seeing more of your videos.

    • @CarolFlavinlocoladies
      @CarolFlavinlocoladies  Před rokem +1

      Thank you. I was (and always have been) keen to keep my costs downs during my build, and this one looks very effective. It even appeared in British Railway Modelling Magazine!!

    • @jamesbond-rv1nv
      @jamesbond-rv1nv Před rokem +1

      @@CarolFlavinlocoladies I also love how you've added doctor who. I'm a huge fan and I inherited my dad's train set and he had a police box and I'm planning on having the doctor and Rose visit Grace town

  • @dennismodelrailway7187

    Hi Carol what a great video and layout thank you for sharing keep up the good work

  • @roystrains
    @roystrains Před 2 lety

    Well explained, I'm about to re-do my own retaining wall. Will likely be using the Mercalf buiding papers and follow your tips.

  • @vincenthuying98
    @vincenthuying98 Před 3 lety +1

    Carol, love the way you show your layout. The way you how you interact with your grandkids on the expansion. How you explain you did your retaining walls. Thanks for sharing.

    • @CarolFlavinlocoladies
      @CarolFlavinlocoladies  Před 3 lety

      Thank you. It has been a really good thing for me to do during lockdown but I am sure it shows how much I love railway modelling as well.

  • @michaeltrufitt5477
    @michaeltrufitt5477 Před 2 lety

    Great job looks good 😀👍

  • @medwaypeninsulaMR
    @medwaypeninsulaMR Před 3 lety

    thanks for showing us Carol and they look very good in situ.
    Cheers Kev

    • @CarolFlavinlocoladies
      @CarolFlavinlocoladies  Před 3 lety

      Thanks Kev. Adding height solved a problem about adding a straighter track. Now we have a large loop that goes over all sorts of interesting bits of scenery 🙂

  • @dundasjunctionmodelr.r-jam8267

    Very interesting product you used for your retaining wall, never seen this in Canada

    • @CarolFlavinlocoladies
      @CarolFlavinlocoladies  Před 3 lety

      That’s a shame. The Metcalfe card models are really good and they do a lot of very easy to make buildings too. I usually do a lot of weathering as they always look too pristine. That’s my choice though.

  • @Finnertoncentralmodelrailway

    Very good I do like the metcalfe and jarvis range

  • @skelligringphotographyandw7012

    It's great to see people of 'our age group' (!) making well produced, carefully planned and professionally presented 'how-to' videos. I'm guessing you have a teaching background? In any case you could certainly teach some younger 'creators' how to make a proper video!

    • @CarolFlavinlocoladies
      @CarolFlavinlocoladies  Před 2 lety

      Thanks for your comments. I enjoy making the videos and want to encourage people to take up this amazing hobby AND enjoy it. Oh and I always keep them below 10 minutes. I know how boring some videos can be, especially when they are too long and rambling. And yes, you are right, I was a teacher in the dim and distant past!