The build up of Garden No1. 16-07-2020
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- čas přidán 15. 07. 2020
- A few people have asked me if I could do a video on how I produce the foliage on my layout so as I wanted to start the four gardens at the rear of the semi's then I thought this would be a good opportunity to show how I do it.
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Looks great! Truly amazing how a blank space came to life with simple, yet effective, techniques!
Tony Pontarelli Morning Tony and thank you. Yes, it doesn’t take too long to go from a blank space to a finished garden - I just have another three to do now! 😂😂. Cheers for now mate. .......... Graham
It has been a while since I last left a comment for you Graeme. However, yet again, I am overcome by your own master class made all the more impressive by your modesty. A big thank you for showing me and others like me, how you can take a blank canvass and turn it into a masterpiece. You just get better and better, much like a fine wine as it matures. All the best Mike
Gartsherrie Junction Wow, thank you so much Mike for those extremely kind words my friend - they are greatly appreciated. You no need to thank me though, it should be me thanking you for that great comment although I don’t consider myself as a master though - far from it, there are folk out there far better than me that can do this sort of thing properly but at least a can make a reasonable representation which is all I’m after for my layout but thank you anyway! 👍🏻👍🏻. Cheers for now mate. ...........Graham
Hi Graham,
That was very informative and very well done! The results are stunning. It is always good to see how different people approach a task and see how they get to the final results.
I also totally understand where you come from when you say it isn't a "how to", but a "how I do it". Everyone has their own methods and even products they prefer to use, so thanks for taking the time to show us your way. I am always impressed with your results!!
Cheers, Derek.
DarkLord8888 You hit the nail right on the head there Derek so thank you and hopefully this video will be of help to some who maybe just starting out. Cheers for now mate. ........... Graham
Magical Graham and I still get a big kick seeing Hazel, Ruby and yourself cycling around the village.
Wonderful touch with the washing line Graham. Allllllll looking Ab Fab mate and please keep those videos coming for us lot still on furlough! JohnE
EtonieE Thank you John and yes, don’t worry, still a lot of videos to come yet so no worries there. Cheers for now mate. ...........Graham
As ever a brilliant video Graham, so inspiring for all those who are doing things like this for the first time.
Alastair Wilson And that was exactly what I was hoping for Alastair, if this video can help those just starting out then it’s been a success - not the amount of views or likes, it’s more to do with the sharing of information that I’m after as that is how I have learnt over the years. Cheers for now mate. ........... Graham
Another very nice and clear "How I do it" video Graham. Thankyou...oh.. and the cyclists tickled me pink. Brilliant
martin hinsley Many thanks Martin and I love those cyclist too, they add a nice bit of fun to the layout. Cheers for now mate. ...........Graham
Hi Graham- That was just what I was looking for a straight forward but effective way of doing bushes and gardens - Thanks.........Cheers Kev
Medway Peninsula Model Railway That’s excellent Kev and glad that you found this video of interest to you. Don’t forget though that as I always say, this is not the only way, look at the way other folk do their bushes and landscaping too and pick the best method that you feel comfortable with. Cheers for now mate and good luck. ............Graham
as always graham fabulous work looks tremendous really brings the village to life very entertaining have a good weekend all the best al 🙋♂️👍👍👍😁
Layton Junction Thank you so much Al for those very kind words, they really are greatly appreciated sir. 👍🏻👍🏻. Cheers for now mate. ............. Graham
Hi Graham, thank you for sharing how you do your gardens. I always look forward to your videos on how you do things it was really helpful to see what products you use as they are sometimes not available here in Australia.Your village is looking really amazing i think you and your wife on the bikes is a brilliant feature. Looking forward to you finishing the container yard and many more hours looking at your railway thank you
leggo23 Hi and thank you for the kind comment and I’m pleased that you found it of use. The products I used are just what I had available but of course you can choose whatever products you have or can get readily in Australia which is probably more accurate for your country than what we have in the U.K. but the principle will be the same no doubt. Yes, the village is now really starting to take shape and I’m pleased with the result so far - quite different from the town scene which is what I wanted to achieve. Cheers for now buddy. ............Graham
Very most excellent Mr Foulston!!! A super guide for those new to the hobby or to building gardens. Cheers, Bob
trainmanbob Exactly Bob, just another way of creating something that most of us create somewhere on our layouts. Cheers for now mate. ...........Graham
You should do more videos like this as it is a good guide for those of us who are just starting in the hobby 😁👍🏻🇬🇧
gbjanuary Thank you for the comment. I do a few of these videos throughout the year and I guess I could do a few more but it really does depend on what I’m doing to be honest but yes, I will,ace a concerted effort to do some more. Cheers for now mate. .......... Graham
Makes me chuckle seeing you two out on your bikes..lol. Very well done Graham..all the best.
tim jd dowd Those two bikes are great fun Tim and like you, I always have a smile when I see them running. Cheers for now mate. ...........Graham
...and hey presto' instant garden' ...really came to life when you put the flowers in, beautiful Graham' thanks for sharing.
Ralph West Hi Ralph and yes, as you progress through you can gradually see it coming to life which is what I find so interesting, you start off with a blank canvas and end up with something similar to what is inside your head. Cheers for now mate. ...........Graham
I love watching videos like these. The backyard gardens really are looking nice! The roller is a neat idea as well. Love picking up tips like these that others do. That clothes line looks like the perfect finishing touch as well. Keep up the great work, Clint
Leila Central Many thanks Clint and pleased that you found this of use to you, that’s exactly what I had hoped for. Cheers for now mate. ............ Graham
I love your approach to CZcams. It’s your way but not the “right” prescribed way necessarily. Totally without pretentiousness. Inspires me as a much more inexperienced modeller and gives me confidence to have a go myself. We need more like you Graham. Thank you for another cracking video.
well said tru man graham is
Tom Maddox Many thanks for that very kind comment Tom, it’s greatly appreciated. I’m very aware that as with most jobs then there are more than one way to tackle it and I just don’t like using the term “How to. . .” , I much prefer to use “How I do. . .”. There are always many videos out there from different modellers who would do this job in a different way and also using different materials and still end up with a great job so there is no right or wrong way - it’s just what method you prefer and what you feel more comfortable with and hopefully I have showed that with this video. Cheers for now mate. ............ Graham
Great stuff Graham. You two on your bikes at the end topped off another enjoyable video. The moment where you stood your drill in next door's garden was a 'wow' moment for me as it reminded me of the tiny scale of everything . I have an old Hornby HST on my desk as a model and as indicator of the scale, but it's still very easy to forget how tiny some details are :-) Cheers, Paul.
quarryfield Hi Paul and thank you. It is amazing that until you put something next to something else you then realise just how small something it - even more so in N guide of course! I love those two bikes, I think they add so much to the village scene and are a great feature to video as well. Cheers for now mate. ............ Graham
Morning Graham
Great job with the Garden and like you Said makes a great scene with the cyclists going by, look forward to seeing the others done 👍
Mick Sanger Hi Mick and thank you, the gardens have all come out well now so the village is now about 80% finished with just the cottage garden left to do plus the cafe. Cheers for now mate. ...........Graham
Thanks Graham. Appreciate your time and effort. And certainly NOTHING wrong with your "How To" video. Excellent. Thank you
Mike Naylor That’s very kind of you to say Mike and as always, your comments are greatly appreciated sir. Cheers for now. ..........Graham
Another interesting video Graham. I like watching other people's techniques, as you say there is no 100% way to do this. We all pick up tips here and there, that's what makes this hobby so enjoyable, imo. Stay safe
Chris Walker Absolutely Chris and this is exactly what I was trying to get over, you just need to pick the way you feel comfortable with when doing your own layout as there are many different ways of doing the same job. Cheers for now mate. ........... Graham
Very nice. Looks absolutely lovely. Thanks for the demo.
Rob McCrain Thank you very much my friend, that’s very kind of you to say sir. Cheers for now. ............ Graham
Hi Graham, the garden looks fantastic! I have 7 gardens to build on my layout and had no idea how to fill the spaces. Now I have some inspirations from your video and can continue. Many thanks for that. Guido
Fluo66 Well that’s excellent Guido and I’m so pleased that this video was of some help to you. Cheers for now mate. ............Graham
Beautifully done Graham! You have a terrific eye for detail and those back gardens are going to look superb. And I do like the idea of cycling past the back fence......
Trevor Rothwell Many thanks Trevor and greatly appreciated sir. I am hoping to do the garden next to this one today as long as I can get the time. Yes, I think those cyclist are great fun and will of course open up a few more camera angles for videoing too. Cheers for now mate. .............Graham
A gardener too Graham, A man of many talents.
shannonman2 Not in real life I’m afraid, that’s down to my wife. I can just about do a model of one let alone a real one! 😂😂😂. Cheers for now mate. ............Graham
Thanks Graham for showing us how you do your gardens. Some good tips/info on some products out there I hadn't considered before. In the end a great looking garden. I also liked the way you filmed the bikes going past the garden at then end there. Cheers John
Wimbletrain Morning John and thank you sir for the comment, pleased that this has given you a few ideas of your own too. Yes, the bikes going past the garden really helps set the scene for another new camera angle when videoing which I wanted to try. I’m hoping to do the garden next to it today if I can get the time. Cheers for now mate. ...........Graham
Whenever I watch videos like this, it always makes me think, that it looks so easy and it might well be. I will just have to try it one day. Thanks for sharing this and I like your way. Martin. (Thailand)
Martin Pattison It really isn’t that difficult to be honest Martin, the hardest part is having the confidence in yourself to do it and hopefully this video shows that virtually anyone could end up with something very similar and probably even better and for the sake of a couple of hours of work then it’s time we’ll spent. Cheers for now. ............Graham
Wonderful, Graham, loved it. Oh, and the garden's brilliant too.............Reinhard
letzterinstanz Thank you Reinhard and coming from such a great modeller as yourself then your comment is greatly appreciated - thank you. Cheers for now. ..........Graham
Another brilliant video Graham, lots of inspiration in this one. Always love to see what is going on at Lakeside.
Scott Malcolm Thank you so much Scott, that’s very kind of you to say mate - thank you. Cheers for now. ............Graham
Fantastic work, as always. It’s amazing how much ‘life’ is added by the people and washing line. Great work Graham
Piccadilly N Gauge Model Railway by John Warner Thank you so much John for the kind comment and you are absolutely right that by just adding a couple of people then it lifts it as it does in real life. Cheers for now mate. ........... Graham
WOW brilliant Graham love the garden gives me some idea on to go on with shrubs when I come to the scenery side of things.😉 thanks for sharing much appreciated. Take care Graham and hazel. Kind regards Gary Leicestertmd
Gary Leicester tmd Many thanks Gary and I’m really pleased that you enjoyed it and that hopefully you found it of some use to you. Cheers for now mate and you take care too buddy. 👍🏻👍🏻. .............Graham
Great vid Graham as always. Glad it looks like I'm creating bushes on my layout the right way! All the best, Chris
Chris Jubb That’s excellent Chris and thanks for commenting too. Cheers for now mate. ............ Graham
That's a nice and easy technique with such convincing and effective results, love it! I will leave the petals on the lawn with a football nearby to remind me of all the tickings off I got from my mum... as a kid!! Now can you do me a real full size garden in just two hours, if only. Another great reference thanks. Stephen
Stephen Pike Oh how that brings back memories Stephen of petals on the lawn with a football nearby! 😂😂. Been there and bought the T shirt many times! You need to speak to my wife if you want a real garden constructing - she is the expert there. Thanks for the comment and cheers for now mate. ............Graham
Excellent Video. I really enjoyed sitting watching it. Its good to see how others do it, and it looks great.
secretrailway Thank you and I’m pleased that you enjoyed it. Cheers for now mate. ............Graham
Nice job Graham you have put value on that property for sure ....... enjoyed the clip from start to finish...cheers
PAUL POWER Hi Paul and thank you very much and pleased that you enjoyed the video, that means a lot to me so thank you. Cheers for now mate. ...........Graham
Excellent video Graham, that turned out awesome and adds that special touch to your layout. For not being a “how to” videos, it was full of some great tips and tricks. Thanks for sharing and stay safe. Ken
M and B Homestead That’s a great comment Ken, thank you. I don’t like saying “this is a how to” type video as I don’t believe that there is only one way to do most jobs so I always say “this is how I do it” leaving it open so that folk realise that there are other ways to do the same job but differently. Hope that makes sense and I’m pleased that you enjoyed it and found some tips in there to maybe help in the future. Cheers for now mate. ............ Graham
Love the way you create little scenes such as this with the woman and child hanging out the washing... The garden looks really nice, wouldn't mind living there myself :)
Malcolm Crabbe Morning Malcolm, it’s really just a case of trying to create everyday life as I see it. Obviously the railway is important but adding these little cameo scenes helps to make it that little bit more interesting - only my opinion of course. But hopefully the video was of some help especially to those who are just starting out in the hobby. Cheers for now mate. ............ Graham
@@GrahamFoulston Graham, not only interesting, but true to life. A lot of layouts seem to forget that the railways served a community and fail to model daily life. Thankfully your layout isn't one of them.
You know what Graham that garden looks blooming good. There was a recent snotty remark relating to others using scatters as grass from another channel, I won't name and shame but I don't see any fault with using it in the right areas.
In a garden it works better than some static grass based lawns..
And that's coming from someone who has a mega eye for producing realistic scenery.
It's simple, effective and easy for many to follow.
Top job.
Tim.
The Scrap Line Thank you very much Tim. I don’t see why you have to use static grass for all lawns to be honest, if you scale the smallest of the static grasses then it would come up to your ankle which I don’t think is very life like. But even so, it depends on what the person wants whether it’s correct to them or not - not someone else.i have used static grass in only one of the gardens and even then I flattened it, that’s because I wanted that garden to look unkempt. Like so many things, there is no wrong or right answer in my opinion - just whatever you think suits that particular scene. Just my opinion of course. Cheers for now buddy. ...........Graham
Hello Graham, what a lovely little garden you created. Nicely done. Thanks. See ya next time.
Norman Rowe Many thanks Norman and I’m pleased that you enjoyed the making of the garden. Cheers for now mate. ............Graham
WOW, what a great looking garden, lots of great ideas for when I do the gardens on my layout, thanks Graham regards Bill from Down Under.
Bill Richardson That’s exactly what this video was for Bill, to take a few ideas from it and hopefully from people’s videos so that you end up with the confidence to do something similar (hopefully better) on your own layout. Cheers for now mate. ............. Graham
What a transformation Graham, that looks so good.
John B Many thanks John and I’m really pleased with that garden, I’ve just completed next doors garden this morning so that’s two down - two to go. Cheers for now mate. ........... Graham
I am new to your channel and when I saw those bicyclists I was hooked, love the layout, I wish we could get more British and European trains here in Canada were I live, your layout is fantastic, Love it. Subscribed as soon as I saw this video, keep up the great work., and tell all the nay Sayers to get a life.
Marque Padley Hi Marque and thank you for the comment and also for your subscription, that’s greatly appreciated sir. I bought my cyclists from here: www.maketis.com/en/84-bike Which are located in France but I think they ship worldwide. It maybe worthwhile you contacting them by email (they speak English) asking them if they ship to Canada. Hope that helps you in some way. 👍🏻👍🏻. Cheers for now buddy. ........... Graham
looks great 👍 thanks for sharing Graham
v4victory66 No problems and thanks for commenting. Cheers for now mate. .............Graham
Yet another superb video. Thanks for the tips and hints as to your methods, very enjoyable viewing.
J T That’s excellent and so pleased that you enjoyed the video. Cheers for now mate. ............Graham
Excellent job Graham I haven't seen your landscaping skills demonstrated before it's also good to see the layout from different angles too I agree with one of the previous comments could us new subscribers perhaps see an overall view/running session of the whole layout please look forward to seeing further progress on the village etc all the best 👍
chriswooller2 Hi Chris and thank you. I have taken on board what some are saying about showing an overall video of the layout, I tend to forget that new subscribers may not have seen previous videos showing the gradual build up so I will do that in a future video soon. Cheers for now mate. ............Graham
Great insider look, Graham. Nice looking yard! Cheers!
Anthony Dodge The Model Train Outsider Many thanks Anthony for the comment. Cheers for now buddy. ............Graham
Hi Graham. Great job again gardens are looking great gardens are coming along nicely keep up the good work ................Paul
paul roberts Thank you very much Paul and pleased you like the gardens so far, I manage to finish off the other three today so it’s getting there gradually. Cheers for now mate. ............Graham
What a great video. Your methods are relatively simple but wow how effective. Thank you, It encourages me to give it a go.
Michael Thurgar And that Michael was exactly what this video was for - to encourage and help others but also looking at other folks videos too, this should give a good cross section of the various methods and materials to use. Cheers for now mate. ........... Graham
Great video Graham. You should definitely do more of these. 👍👍
Silky Track Thank you mate and I probably will do a few more if I think the job I’m doing is worthwhile showing. Cheers for now mate. ...........Graham
Hi Graham
That was very helpful looks so easy but time consuming but well worth the effort the transformation is amazing good job.
Robin Frost Many thanks Robin and really pleased that you found it helpful and as you say, although it took a couple of hours to create, the end result is worth it I think especially as I don’t treat it as a chore to do but something very therapeutic and should be enjoyed. Cheers for now mate. ........... Graham
Lovely job Graham, it’s another scene you’ve created that looks great and has character. Thanks for sharing the way you do things it’s a good thing for us novice modellers and helps me no end as I sometimes have an issue of where to start something! Cheers Graham, John
Exehaven Harbour Well hopefully John this will give you the confidence to do something similar, I tried to make it as simple as possible while still getting a reasonable job at the end. By watching this video and other videos from other modellers then this should give you a good base to start from. Cheers for now mate. ........... Graham
An excellent demonstration Graham and such an unusual thing to see you doing. The results are superb too, I really like the use of the blended turf for the lawn, it looks well manicured. I’ve often wondered how easy would it be to represent stripes in a model lawn. 🤔 Paul
Galgorm Hall Many thanks Paul and I’m really pleased that you enjoyed it. Stripes on the lawn can be achieved by using two slightly different shades of turf, they only need to be slightly different so a custom mix is best to get the right shade needed. Hope that helps. Cheers for now mate. ............Graham
Graham awesome mate very helpful video . Great to see the way you do things well done 🥃🥃👍🏻
Todd Jarman Many thanks Todd and I’m pleased that you found this video of some use to you. 👍🏻👍🏻. Cheers for now mate. ...........Graham
Very nice Graham the back gardens are looking good.
Exeter Central Thank you, yes I’m pleased with the way this has come out, I managed to finish off the other three today so that’s good, I can now go ahead and Finnish off the cottage garden. Cheers for now mate. ...........Graham
Absolutely wonderful transformation. A great help thank you. I will be stealing some tips and ideas.
Jonathan Lawton That’s perfect Johnathan, that’s exactly what this video was intended to do. Cheers for now mate. ............. Graham
another wonderful video, thank you
david s Thank you very much David and I’m pleased that you enjoyed the video. Cheers for now mate. ............Graham
Nice garden, I think your scenery is great, you do what you want to do it works
Bang got you junction Carl Braund Thank you my friend and I’m really pleased that you enjoyed it. Cheers for now mate. ...........Graham
Great job looking good... as always
Keep having great ideas
David Part Thank you David and much appreciated sir. Cheers for now. ............ Graham
Just love it well done Graham!!
James Martin Thank you James and much appreciated as always. Cheers for now mate. ............ Graham
Great video Graham. You do an excellent job. You should do more “how to” videos.
Rob Wilson Thank you Rob, to be honest I just didn’t think that I was much good at doing these types of videos so I’ve not bothered too much but I will do a few more as long as the right subject comes up. Cheers for now mate. ............. Graham
Thank you Graham, a great tutorial on gardening. What a result eh.
Malcolm Myatt Many thanks Malcolm and pleased that you enjoyed it. Cheers for now mate. ............. Graham
Awesome Graham. Great detail and very realistic looking...never doubted you of course mate...cheers, Chris
Well done Graham. Fantastic work.
Dave Hornby Thank you very much Dave and much appreciated sir. Cheers for now. .............Graham
Hi Graham, everyone has their own ideas on how to apply scenery. I’ve watched lots of videos on the subject, and a lot of them have put me off looking very complicated and I have been putting it off, but the way you applied yours is so straightforward and the results look fantastic. So I will be trying yours. Love the way the layout is developing. Keep up the good work and stay safe.
Tony Hewitt Well, your comment has really pleased me Tony because that was the whole point of this video, it’s not meant to be clever in any way, just showing folk that with a few simple techniques and some decent foliage then to be honest, anyone can achieve a reasonable result on their own layout. I’m glad that you found it of use to you and you stay safe too. Cheers for now mate. ............ Graham
Hi mate the garden looks amazing loving how professionally you do things it's brilliant keep it up
Anthony Strathmore road junction Thank you very much Anthony for that very kind comment but I don’t think I’m up to pro standard yet but I’m pleased that you like it mate, that’s the important thing. Cheers for now mate. ............. Graham
Hi Graham. Your garden is just perfect 👌
david nally Thank you very much David, I’m working on the other three now. Cheers for now mate. ............Graham
Very nice transformation... I think your method looks great!
Giulius71 Thank you and I’m pleased you like it so far. Cheers for now. ............Graham
great video thx for sharing your tips and tricks :)
jon kuru No problem Jon, it was my pleasure. Cheers for now mate. ...........Graham
Looks brilliant Graham.
Regards Chris
Bognor Regis - Chris's N Gauge Thank you very much Chris and much appreciated as always. Cheers for now mate. ............Graham
Great video graham the gardens are looking great
David's Trains Thank you very much David and I’m pleased that you enjoyed the video. Cheers for now mate. .............Graham
Nice garden details Graham.
dave in new zealand Thank you very much Dave and as always, it’s greatly appreciated. Cheers for now mate. ..........Graham
You did a nice job with your (How I do it) tutorial and I am sure that others will adapt this method when it comes to adding scenery, including myself. Laying down the foundation aon a blank canvas (sheet of paper) is a great idea, for creating small areas like a garden or a small park area.
Well done mate it was a pleasure to watch.
Cheers for now ....................Geoff
TRAM JUNCTION Morning Geoff and thank you, yes I’m hoping that this will give any new comers to the hobby an idea of what can be done - obviously looking at other folks videos too so that they can get a good cross section of different methods and materials. I hope that this comment was typed on your new laptop! 👍🏻👍🏻. Cheers for now buddy. ............Graham
@@GrahamFoulston No it was typed on my old one, whilst the new one was installing windows and setting up. But this reply is being sent from my new laptop, which is ten times faster than the old one.
Cheers for now buddy................................Geoff
TRAM JUNCTION Brilliant mate, really pleased for you - get a couple of games installed (which no doubt you have already done) and you’ll be well away. 👍🏻👍🏻. Cheers for now mate. ........... Graham
Brilliant, you make it look easy. Just starting in model rail and will be following your ideas on my own layout.
Roy Dennis Thank you Roy, that’s very kind of you to say. Don’t just look at mine, look at other videos too and just select the way you think you would be most comfortable with, we all have our own methods of doing the same job. The thing is just try it, you will be surprised as to how easy it really is, the hardest part is having the confidence that you can do it and you can do it believe me. Cheers for now mate. ............Graham
A brilliant representation of a garden. 👍👍😎
Hello Graham it's James, you layout is really coming along nicely now plus i like the garden that you've created it's looking fab. 😊
James Hoyland Thank you very much James and really pleased that you enjoyed it and like the layout too. 👍🏻👍🏻. Cheers for now mate. ............ Graham
Nice job and very well presented.
Very much appreciate your ‘how you do it’ video format. I found it very informative and may I say inspirational? If you consider this out of your comfort zone then I can assure you have no worries on that account and I hope this will encourage you to carry on in a similar format in future videos. Thanks.
Tom Petty Many thanks Tom and you are quite right, I did feel a little out of my comfort zone doing this as I normally screw something up of forget to say something really important but I think this one was ok as far as I know. I will do a few more as time progresses throughout the year and hopefully they will also be of use to some folk. Cheers for now mate. ............ Graham
That is absolutely stunning, the results are amazing.
Human[c]ity Junction Thank you very much sir and your comment is greatly appreciated. Thank you. Cheers for now mate. ............. Graham
Thanks Graham, the garden looks great 👍
Warren Lipton Thank you Warren and much appreciated mate. Cheers for now. ............Graham
Great video, and superb garden 👍
Richard Swallow Thank you Richard and as always, your comment is greatly appreciated. Cheers for now buddy. .............Graham
you always do awesome work
Sharp Practice Tucson AZ Wow, thanks mate. Cheers for now. ...........Graham
Great video Graham, and love how it turned out. Kevin
SF-RATON-NZ Thank you Kevin, really appreciate that mate. Cheers for now. ............ Graham
very fine work. thanks for sharing!
Mystic Southern Railway Thanks mate for the comment, it’s much appreciated. Cheers for now. ............ Graham
Love it mate.
Mark Franks Thank you Frank. 👍🏻👍🏻. Cheers for now. .............Graham
Looks great top notch
Amery Junction Thank you and I’m pleased that you like it so far. Cheers for now. ...........Graham
Cool, looks great!
Green Shark Thanks and cheers for now mate. ...........Graham
Hi Graham, you can do my garden anytime you like. Very good job which made an excellent video. Cheers Greg
Gregory Hale Hehe, thanks Greg, it’s my wife who does the real garden, I’ll just stick to the model version! 😂. Thank you for the kind comment sir. Cheers for now. ........... Graham
Super work Graham!
Steve Yates Thank you very much Steve. Cheers for now mate. ........... Graham
Just love the way you did the garden, and giving the tips on the glue and hair spray and using different shades, one thing however, I thought the large rose brush/tree... on the right hand side looked a bit too big, but overall you'd make a great gardener.
Great video matey
k dots Thank you and much appreciated too. Cheers for now mate. ..............Graham
Another great video, the garden looks the dog's - B's! Whats going next door, a veg patch?
Keep up the great work
Richard W in London Hi Richard, no veg patch in these four gardens, I will leave that for when I come back to finish off the cottage garden. I have managed to finish all four gardens off today though so it’s gradually progressing. Cheers for now mate. ...........Graham
Very Nice work Graham! Hope you are doing well during these times.
Norton Wood Hi mate and thanks. Yes we are both doing fine at the moment thanks but this lockdown and social distancing is making us both a bit stir crazy I have to admit. As long as we stay safe then that’s all we are concerned about to be honest. Cheers for now mate. ...........Graham
Well done Graham. Quite difficult to do effectively "live" while reaching over the house and filming too I would think. There was nothing wrong with the village on Lakeside Mk1 but I must say I like Mk2 even better. Cheers
davie maclean Thank you very much Davie. I do find these types of videos quite hard to do yet other folk seem to do it perfectly - I normally forget to say or do something which is really important! 😂😂. Never mind, hopefully this video gives a reasonable idea of what I was trying to end up with. Cheers for now mate. ........... Graham
Hi Graham, great video, just proves that the K.I.S.S. principle is the best[keep it simple stupid] Great job.
Philip Hunter Absolutely Philip and that is something I try to with most of the layout where I can - I can’t always do that mind you but in most cases I try and keep it simple. Cheers for now mate. ........... Graham
Really good graham, I thoroughly enjoyed doing the gardens on mine, even tried to replicate my garden in one of them. It looked really good till I redid my patio!!!
Ewood Railway Thank you my friend and I had to do exactly the same with my cottage, when it was on the previous layout it had paving slabs for the patio but it’s now got gravel so that had to all be changed - good fun though! 😂👍🏻. Cheers for now mate. ............. Graham
Really looks good Graham I'm going to try some of that glue I presume you can get it off of ebay or amazon keep up the good work
Philip Pearman Hi Philip and yes you can get the glue from Amazon which is where I get mine from, I haven’t checked out eBay as I don’t normally use it. Cheers for now mate. ........... Graham
Great work.I agree with the comments that the flowers really make the yard.Vegetable garden in the next one?
Mark Fisher Hi Mark and thank you. No veg patch in these gardens, I will leave that until I get back into finishing the cottage garden where I will have one. Cheers for now mate. ............Graham
Nice one Graham
Signals927 Thank you sir. Cheers for now. ...........Graham
Thank you for sharing I might use some of your techniques myself
Richard Brown Excellent Richard but have a look at what others do and just pick what you think will give you the best results and what you feel comfortable with. As I said, this is just my way and not the only way to do this kind of job. Cheers for now mate. ...........Graham
superb.
LZDEN Thank you my friend and cheers for now. ..............Graham
Just Fab Graham,✔️
james Thank you Jim and as always, it’s much appreciated mate. Cheers for now. ............ Graham