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How To Model Concrete Hard Standing On Your OO Scale Model Railway Layout With The LX096-OO Kit
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- čas přidán 15. 08. 2024
- Justin Noble takes a quick look at the Scale Model Scenery LX096-OO Concrete Hard Standing Kit which allows you to quickly and easily create areas of hardstanding with rails embedded for Engine Sheds, TMDs and more. The kit is available to suit Hornby & Peco Setrack as well as Peco Streamline and can be ordered online at www.scalemodel...
The offers a much quicker and easier way to create realistic hard standing than using traditional methods such as Das Modelling Clay, or cutting up strips of card & plasticard.
I literally came across this video 4 hours after gluing the card down...there is always next time!😄
Excellent video Justin as I was looking for something like this for the engine shed on my 00 layout.
Thank you for taking the time to show us how it works and comes together, very informative and a really great idea to make and market
Kind regards Alex
Alex Savins thank you.
Great video Justin. Ordered the expansion kit and when it came realized there was the depot kit! Now ordered the depot kit and have now found this video. I am learning. Great products, great video’s and brilliant service from you guys. Keep up the great work. Cheers, Rob
Thanks Rob!
Looks a really useful kit and something I will be purchasing. Thanks for the video.
Sounds great Justin, just had my delivery of 9 packs and 3 extension kits.. arrived really quickly thanks. Can’t wait to get started with these well thought through kits.
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.
That's great to hear Josef! I'll let Justin know - Sam
Would you be willing to set your videos so they can be embedded please? We'd love to share some in our weekly newsletter but it looks like you have embedding turned off. Thanks, Justin
@@ScaleModelScenerycouk REST ASSURED Iam working on that one as soon as its ready i will set it to embed and I will drop you an email but were a couple months from that your delivery only just arrived and a few other things in the way at the moment. I hav not been in the railway/toy room for atleast a month and doubt I will get in there for another month but when that project is done you will be the first to KNOW> OF NOTE THOUGH Those newsletters weekly are SUPER but as someone who only looks at their email once a fortnight sometimes it can be overwhelming if you did MONTHLY that would be a nice way to go but I agree SOOOO MUCH content so little time LOL
what a good kit this is, very impressive especially the extension kit, i did use card for the hardstanding area at my tmd, and it's probably a good time to change it over and use these kits
Excellent product to use !
Yes sounds ok only thing is whichever one you decide on, make sure that it operates on de-regulatef frequencies other wise you will have to purchase a license from OFCOM via JMFG who issue them on their behalf.
Regards JC
Excellent Justin, I guess it'll be coming to Chicago Fleet's TMD, much simpler than flexible filler and probably a lot lighter and dust free :)
Chicago Fleet thank you. Yes it takes minutes to install. Just need to make a version that works with standard curves.
Wish I had known about this earlier, suppose I can rip up my naff Plasticard attempt, Regards, Geoff
Geoff Readman Jumble Lane Model Railway no need to rip it up if it does the job :)
i ordered the 50mm kit the wrong one just have to join the center parts together
Have you considered making a similar kit of parts for Peco turnouts, and possibly with a sett or cobble texture?
Hey Justin, any update on the n gauge version of this? Cheers Geoff
Would be great to see the steps to attach the texture paper and the final result?
oorail.com yep I’ll do a part 2 next week
@@ScaleModelScenerycouk Great thanks. Interested in comparing the texture paper route vs concrete paint and weathering..
Thank you. Now it makes sense. LOL
Hi Justin, as a live sound engineer and modeller can I suggest you look at the sennhiser radio lapel mic and bodypack with a camera receiver pack.
Last time I checked cost was approximately £400--600.
Thanks John... I could do with something that with work with my iPhone as that's what we use to shoot the videos at the moment. Any recommendations please? Shure do one that I found in a quick Google search. Gets decent reviews.
got eight hornby oo gauge diesel depot kits down has a 4 road depot which iam replacing the plastic flooring which came with these kits how many kits would i need to buy
Is the Hornby variant ok fo bachmann spacing?
Yes it should be fine. 👍
A question. I've just started to build your workshop kit. The textured lining for the interior sidewall is about 3mm deeper than the card and its not clear what you do with that.
Hi Justin. What's the best way to stop your printed concrete sheets from being shiny? Real concrete tends not to be... Ta.
A quick, very light coat of an acrylic matt lacquer will do from a spray can ideally. Halfords used to do a matt clear lacquer that worked a treat. I think they probably still do it :)
Great idea 👍
Do you do Cobbled sheets or just concrete
Thanks
Hi
Have these been made for N gauge ?
As you said the material is 2mm thick, I assume that it is intended for Code 100 track. Perhaps one day we could have a version with parts A and D in 1.5mm thick material to suit Code 75?
Roger Hobson to be honest there’s enough clearance to work now with code 75. Neil Mason at Little Layout Company uses this with Code 75 a lot on customers layouts and hasn’t had any issues yet.
Does it fit with the 4 track bachmann shed
Do you have one suitable for 009/HOe?
Justin, do these fit Peco bullhead rail?
Tase they should do yes.
ScaleModelScenery.co.uk thanks mate. I’ll get some ordered over the weekend. 👍
wish we could have this for n-gauge
Pete North I’ve got some track samples on my desk. I’ll have a look at the thicknesses needed. The trouble is there’s only a limited range of materials available.
Pete North N gauge version will be launched within the next 7 days!