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Building A OO Gauge Model Railway: Modern Image Depot Shed Scratch Build - Part 1
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- čas přidán 5. 11. 2020
- Hello CZcams and welcome back to Galgorm Hall. It’s been three months since my last video but I’ve still been busy modelling. Primary focus has been construction of this shed for David over at @Cottesmore and this first of two videos shows the initial methods used.
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Title music by ‘Longzijun’
Title artwork by ‘Charlie MacGowan’
All I can say is Wow! Every minute had me gripped.
Cheers bud. Paul
Paul , Looked at the build again , You have the golden touch .
You’re too kind Clive, thank you. Paul
Hi Paul, its good to see you back. a fantastic build mate. i am sure David will be over the moon with his new shed. stay safe my friend ..............Cheer's Tony
Thank you Tony, you’re own work is inspiring me too, more of that in due course. Paul
Love hearing you're getting more Irish stock at Galgorm 👏👏👏
Oh just one or two on their way Julian. 😬 Paul
@@GalgormHall crackin news Sir!! Bout ye...😎
Nice to see you back Paul, remarkable work on the depot! Rgds, Joachim
Very kind of you Joachim. Thank you. Paul
Nice to see you back, even though you've been busy elsewhere. Also nice to see an "old fashioned" scratch build without the use of 3D printers or laser cutting machines. One man and his craft knife! Cheers
Thank you Davie for the kind comments. Laser and 3D printing have their merits but I still enjoy a good old fashioned scratch build. Paul
Well thought out and engineered project. Congratulations👍❤️🖍📐
Thanks for all the comments Charlie. My GCSE tech drawing has come in useful. 😆 I’ll be going over that 101 in more detail once the project is completed. Paul
Good to see you back Paul. 👍
Thank you Gary, it’s nice to be back. Paul
Good to have you back Paul! Looks great, and already Looking forward to part 2. I imagine David is/will be extremely pleased!
Hey Lewis, thanks mate. I do think he’s just a little bit excited about getting his hands on it. We just need to work out how. 😆 Paul
Wow you have some patients Looks super when its finished
Thank you Kevin. Paul
Excellent,Paul ..Regards from Maryville Junction 😎🚒🚒
Thank you Geoff. Paul
Brilliant Paul glued to this video pun intended
Cheers
Ade
Haha, thank you so much Ade. Paul
Very well done! Cheers
Thank you Jason. Paul
That 101 looks interesting
Hi Paul - that was fascinating to watch and very well explained. Cheers Euan
Thank you Euan. Hope all is going well with the garden shed build. Paul
@@GalgormHall shed on track for 4 weeks on Monday - covid permitting!
Fingers crossed. Paul
Good update keep posting updates up
Thank you. Paul
Very good!
Cheers Mal, hope you’re keeping well mate. Paul
I doff my hat and bow to you Paul, I can only imagine the mess I would make of such a project. So pleased to see you back. Regards, David.
Thank you so much David, very kind of you to say so on both counts. Paul
Good to see you back again Paul!! What a stunning job! Just Awesome. Dave must be a very lucky man. Cheers Onno.
Thanks so much Onno, I always appreciate your kind comments. Paul
Have to say you guys make model making seem so easy. Great work Paul
Thank you so much Alex. Paul
Lovely neat job Paul, cheers Steve
Thanks Steve. Hope you’re keeping well. Paul
Fine thanks mate, making good progress on the scenery for Kingsbridge Junction
@@skel3110 sounds like you’re busy anyway.
When SWMBO lets me!
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Hi Paul great video mate it is great to see you back mate I built my shed at stranraer harbour station in the same way 8 years a go I still have to build a shed at my stranraer town yard for steel trains I have been putting in dapol semaphore signals at my models of heysham harbour station and stranraer harbour station over the summer and working on my mk3 sleeper coaches the nir 80 class demu is now finished 🤕🥴👍I am looking forward to see your nir 101class loco to the shed you are building is looking great mate I look forward to see it finished stay safe and well Paul goodbye for now clive
Thank you Clive. I bought a Class 80 etched kit last week so I may well give that a blast soon. Paul
that is just great building very well dun to you scratch building beets all the card building hands down great video as well
Thanks Anthony. You haven’t even seen it in it’s finished state, go to part 2 quickly. 😆 Paul
@@GalgormHall I will keep my eyes open for the video I have just sent you sum photos of sum buildings
@@GalgormHall will keep an eye open for the video just sent you sum photos of sum of my buildings hop you git them this time let me know
Great to see you back Paul and looking forward to the next episode. Excellent work as always my friend, well done...Chris
Good to hear from you Chris and thank you. Paul
Great work with the shed Paul, it is going to look fantastic when completed.
Take care
Michael
Thank you Michael. Paul
Lovely delicate model making. This is what I like to see. Good to see you back.
Thank tou for the kind words Terry. Paul
Look brilliant Paul enjoying the build so far nice work m8 has per dave at Tinsley tmd
Thank you so much Dave. Not quite as big as Tinsley. 😆 Paul
¡Hola buenas tardes Paul! As ever, an eye for detail and perfection. Great to see you back on YT and, Looking forward to the next instalment. Take care, keep safe. Un saludo. Gary
Thanks so much Gary, as always to generous with your comments. Paul.
Hi Paul yes I seen them on e bay last week make good luck with that kit I look forward to see it paul clive
Thanks Clive. Paul
I haven’t been out to the Magazine Store but will certainly have a look for that scratch built model, looks great
Brilliant Paul, had me mesmerised mate.
Regards Chris
Aww, thank you, very kind of you to say. Paul
That is a very impressive build Paul and I will look forward to seeing the next part. It seems you have been very busy over the last few months. Look forward to seeing part 2 and discovering the Secret Squirrel project in due course. Stephen
Thanks Stephen, it’s been a long journey to get to this stage. I’ll give you a sneak peak later of the undisclosed project. 😉 Paul
Big Time Wounderful just over the monn Paul
Thank you Clive. Paul
Excellent job, skimmed and the like button smashed 😘
Thanks for taking the time to skim Tim. 😆 Paul
heck yes it has been a while but great to see a really good video posted.. thank you.
Thank you for watching. Paul
So nice to see you back Paul and what can I say brilliant builds and inspiration for all and deserved fame . Best regards as always Fred ps I might do a bit myself
Thank you so much Fred. I’m excited to know what ‘bit’ you might be doing yourself, do share. Paul
Super stuff
Thank you Nathan. Paul
First video for a while 👍
I’m sure you’ve missed them. 🤣 Paul
@@GalgormHall I watched all 20 minutes
@@NealBlelock top man.
This really is fantastic work mate. Hard to appreciate the amount of hours that must be in it, hope Dave doesnt ruin it lol!
Thanks mate. If he does ruin it I don’t want to see it. 😂 Paul
@@GalgormHall 😂😂😂😂😂
That I beam structure was a work of art, so much so that its almost a pity you won't be able to see it from the outside! I notice there don't appear to be side windows either, so will he be installing internal cameras or something? I will watch this development with interest. It is giving me all kinds of ideas!
Thank you so much. As to those questions hopefully they’ll be answered for you in part 2. 😉 Paul
What a great video Paul you make it look so easy. Can you tell me where you get the lager sheets of plastic card from thanks Steve amos
Thank you Steve. All the plasticard sheets come from Slaters. They don’t normally sell the full sheets apparently but can do on request. Give them a call, very easy to deal with. Paul
Totally Amazing as always..... just asking shouldn't there be at least one door at the other end. Most carriage sheds I have see have room for at least a switch out the back. Space I know is hard, there are also travellators used in tight spaces to move carriages across the back.front doors.
Thank you George. The shed was loosely modelled on the one at Machynlleth which doesn’t have a rear exit but as you say many sheds do have them. Paul
That is a really nice looking shed Paul i am sure it will look good when finished what is next for it painting.
Thank you. Detailing to add and painting in the next part. Paul
A brilliant vlog and well worth the wait 👍🏻
I’m looking to do something similar but not as long. Is it possible for some dimensions especially the door end and what what size Plastruct and Plasticard you have used? Thanks in advance
Thanks Andy. If you’re on Facebook drop me a private message and I’ll get some measurements for you. If you don’t use that I have an email in the description that you can contact me by. Paul
Fantastic build,looks great! However I'll never understand why people get other people to build things for them, for their model railway (hobby). Surely the whole point of a hobby is to start nowhere,as such, and progress and learn from making mistakes. Maybe I'm wrong. 👍
Thank you for the kind comments. As to getting someone else to build I reckon we all have our skills we are comfortable with and some that scare the pants off us. I for example wouldn’t dream of weathering a loco, at least not yet, but will happily let someone else do one for me. Paul
I can understand that because it's fairly difficult to practice on a loco that's worth £100's. However to get a sheet of card and to practice scratch building can be as cheap as you make it. I can see you point though 👌
It can be cheap and if starting off you can make it as cheap as you like. The materials used in this build however had an eye watering price tag to them, not to mention the time involved. Paul
awesome video scatch build a building have done a house for a school project take 3 years for that to be completed 1 inch = foot on that on finished the last of the project at home
the last one was for the layout of i was looking for a special structure frame yea spend a lot of time cutting them our yea and assembling each one too did turn out great did take a lot of time to build it working at that time in remote area yea did was not a drinker or smoke drugs we had an about of us had our own trailers to stay in had built the last one trailer was awesome 53" van tailer had, pull out as well was awesome did sell the truck and the trailer together had a gut feeling about that job did tell the guys i was working with to do the same sell and walk away from it they money was very good that want was the problem the did not lesson to me 18 months later they lost it all
funny a few years go that happen had and other service truck i sold to a company I had and their one build we were dropping of farm equipment at auction both of the trucks were their bank owns them and wanted to sell them well did make an offer on both of them they laugh at mine, day of the sell they did not sell bank wants more money yea did forget about them the bank did take the offer i told them i was not interested in them anymore did give them the lost bid they had at the last auctions they had a list of tools to for each truck some tools were not there lol they had to buy them for me
did have a room in the trailer for the train hobby building thing for the layout
Thank you for the kind comments. Paul
hi great layout hope you like mine diesel dave
Thanks Dave, I’ll check it out. Paul