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- čas přidán 29. 11. 2022
- In this video we build a kit from Fosscalemodels called The Metzger Building. I take you step by step building it and also show you techniques on weathering it. I will put links below to products I use in the video.
Happy modeling everyone!!!
Thinner
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Oilbrusher- Earth
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Oilbrusher-Dark Brown
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Drybrush paint
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Pigment-color Sand
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Pigment-color Earth
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Chalk paint- Parisian Grey
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Americana paint-Light Buttermilk
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I would highly recommend that anyone who likes Jason’s videos to consider becoming one of his Patreon subscribers. I know how much work goes into putting together the content. The knowledge that is being shared and demonstrated is well worth the price of admission.
Disclaimer- I don’t personally know Jason. But I recommend his channel. Likes and comments are a boost for the algorithm.
Your videos are always top value, Jason, and watching them is like therapy for the no-mojo blues. You're one of the very best creators on the platform, in my opinion, so hi again from New Zealand.
Thank you so much!!! I truly appreciate it and thanks for watching!!!
Another fantastic build there Jason. Your old city is coming to life
Thank you so very much Chris!!! I truly appreciate it!
Thank you very much for the wealth of great advice that you provided in this video - much like in every video you publish. This kit is a pricey investment, IMHO, but when done right it is worth every penny. Your video should provide an outstanding guideline for making this kit stand out, for every modeller. My appreciation goes to you for yet-another exceptional video.
WOW, thank you so much Ernest!!! I truly appreciate it!
Hi again from the Netherlands, I also really enjoy your calmness and the way you explain how you do things. Love to see your projects growing. Thank you.
Thank you so much for the kind words!!!
Liked the video and the building. The roof only needs someone sitting on an old sofa, drinking a beer and enjoying the great view ( of your layout).
Thank you so much!!! I truly appreciate it! That would be a great view from that roof top. Thanks for watching!
Always watching and love your episode's have learnt and picked up a lot watching your video's Appreciated
1 of the best diorama channels on CZcams 👊😊
Cheers🍻🍺 KC 🇦🇺🤝🇺🇸😎👍
A very impressive model with real presence on the layout. The build is Perfection.
Thank you so much Kevin and thanks for watching!!!
Jason, your superior videos have changed the model railroading community to where any beginner can produce a realistic structure. By using your videos as guidance you have shown how to use cheaper materials to produce unbelievable buildings. You introduce us to new products out there and new techniques on how to use them. The group of model railroaders I am with say you give them a boost when they get side tracked from the hobby or working on their layout. You are very important to us in making our layouts look realistic. Just no words to express your channel and your skills of craftsmanship. Thank you for another fantastic video you have given us. I have to say I am speaking for all model railroaders out there that we are honored that you take the time to share your knowledge and your artistic skills with us. My group find us always turning to your videos before we start a project. A million thank you.
WOW, thank you so very much for the kind words Johnny!!! I truly appreciate it! And thanks for the support! 👍
Most excellent weathering tips!!
I am in need of about 20 buildings of the late 1800's era. I need more arms!!
This is a great building, one of your best looking. So many neat ideas and details. I wish Doug from FOS Models would consider selling these kits in O Scale. Or sell just the instructions and fabulous artwork and signs in O Scale for us scratch builders. Thanks for another great video Jason.
Thank you so much John!!! FOS has lots of great models even some in O scale. Thanks for watching!!!
Once again what amazing model build. Don’t stay away so long next time. 👍🏻
Thank you Jason, greetings from the Netherlands
Great building Jason and a spectacular job. Thanks for share.
Cesar
A truly skilled artist! Love to watch you. It inspires and motivates me. 😊
Thank you so very much Tommy!!! I truly appreciate it!
Jason, Wow, great video, and always new techniques to try.
Your enthusiasm is amazing, and very contagious, I find it very good to help get back into making a model, that I am stuck on, or going back to models I made years ago, and just adding some details, and weathering. I just bring them to life.
Cheers from Australia again, and stay safe, Michael
Thank you so much for the kind words Michael, I truly appreciate it!!!
Great looking building. Thanks for sharing
The big buildings can be just as entertaining as the small ones, as long as you have somewhere to put them! I think you might just have the space. Great build as usual
Thank you so much Davie!!! I’m sure some day I will run out of room on the layout. I then will have to start building dioramas. Thanks for watching!
Wow it looks like the bread in the window is physical and not a picture. Is that so?
DR Strain it is just a picture. Thanks for watching!!!
@@JasonJensenTrains Oh just a very convincing one haha, thanks :)
Great show!👍🇸🇪
I am leaving in Portugal, and I appreciate all your 😊great projects
You are very humble man Jason. Did you find work and it’s always a pleasure to watch all of
Cool project.
Thank you David!!! And thanks for watching!
Great looking kit and nicely done building it to bring the structure to life. Great channel too.
Phil
NYC/Jersey Shore Area
Hey Jason, I’m from the Nederlands! I like your videos en find your work fantastic! 😊
WOW, Thank you so much Julia!!!
Great video, super nice kit
Thank you so much Gary!!! This is such a beautiful kit to build. Thanks for watching!
ThanX from Sweden
Incredible build once again Jason! I believe you have builds on the layout that don't have videos- like the beautiful gas station at 24:12. If you're accepting video ideas I'd love to see some of those builds :) thanks for all you do!
Pleasure to watch all you do
Thanks for a great video! I realy like your work! BR from Luleå Sweden!
Thank you so much!!! 👍
I love your vidéo i follow you since your first vidéo i having learn a lot i do a lot of scratch build thank a lot for everything Pierre
@@user-nf8qq4xc3r Thank you so much, I truly appreciate it!!!
You sir are a true artist
Thank you so much Joe!!! I truly appreciate it!
Thank You for all yours videos. From Portugal in Cascais town
Great Build and video
Beautiful! Thank you from Lancaster, PA. I enjoy how you use little dabs of paint and stains to weather your work. Have done some light weathering myself.
I really love your videos...such an inspiration. I can only hope to be half as good!
Thank you so much!!! I really appreciate it!
Dear Jason, awesome kit, brilliant build, great tips, very entertaining vid!!
FOS-scale definitely makes beautiful kits. Did I see that correctly? That in the instructions they provide several ways to put the kit together?
The ‘western’ corner of the layout really is coming together.
Looking forward to your next episodes, from Amsterdam, the Netherlands! Cheerio
It came out great! That is good to know about the warping kind of fixing itself after a couple of days. And, I love the automat. Very nice, Jason!
Thank you so much Ed!!! I always appreciate it!
Hi ya Jason. I believe that is the largest single building you have ever built. What a wonderful kit. And you, as always, have put your artistic signature on it. It’s size is very apparent in the closing scene, when it has been placed on the layout. It’s huge! Thanks. See ya next time.
Thank you so much for the continued support Norm!!! I always appreciate hearing from you! 👍
very nice projekt
That building reminds me of a building that would be in the Fallout universe.
Good stuff J
Gud build ,love the sound track at the end of the build . keep up the gud work ,from the northeast of England.
"Just walk away"? Is this the Jason I know? LOL You're right, sometimes time cures all wood. A great showing of many of your techniques, especially the oil brushers. I love using oils as they give you time to work with them. I've also been using gouaches for the same effects using water as the thinner. Thanks for sharing how you built this beauty.
Thank you so much Greg!!! Lol, it is hard to walk away but sometimes it’s needed. Thanks for watching Greg! I’ll have to try some gouach. Thanks for the tip!
As always, I’m amazed and motivated. I talked with Mudd Creek models and they will ship N scale kits to me here in the Philippines. Our new house should be finished in a month so I can get back to my layout. Thanks so much for your videos.
Thank you so much Gene!!! Mudd Creek is a great company! Happy modeling!!!
Thanks, Jason for this channel and all the work you do to show us how it's done (and it's done great). I've learned a lot. 👍
I really appreciate hearing that! Thank you so much Dennis!!!
Hello Jason, thanks for another fantastic video. Watching from SE London UK. All the best Anthony.
Thank you so much Anthony!!! So great that your watching from London! I truly appreciate it!
That's an incredible job you did building that building Jansen. Every dab of paint, every loose board, placed with perfect precision. Even the mistake was a learning process.
Absolutely love watching you work.
Thanks for another great video.
Thank you so much Scott!!! I truly appreciate it! And thanks for watching!
@@JasonJensenTrains It's definitely a pleasure to watch.
Hi Jason, greetings from Norway! That was yet another inspiring video, a really nice build. I started building my layout for about four years ago, after I got inspired on CZcams by several model railroad channels, and your CZcams channel was one of them. Actually, your layout and the buildings and structures you build inspired me to start modeling in a similar way (at least I'm attempting to reach that level 😊). For Norwegian modelers it is quite uncommon to model American style layouts, most would model Norwegian or European style layouts. By the way, that choice also made me a customer of Fosscale Models, I really like their products. Right now, I'm about to start building Red Hook Warf, so a big project ahead. Regards, Paul
Now I am curious. What distinguishes a European style layout? European buildings? Or maybe less weathered look?
@@stevehasler8922 , yes good question, to me it's about difference in landscape, buildings, and rolling stock. For example, I like American type steamlocos.
Thank you so much Paul!!! I really appreciate it and I appreciate the support! Thanks for watching and happy modeling everyone!!!
The building look great, You know Jason you really spoil us with your results but replicating the build is made easer because of knowing what you use and how you use them. After watching your videos it is hard not to hit the work bench to do another build.
Thank you so much for the kind words Will!!! I truly appreciate it! I love sharing my passion for this hobby with all of you. As always, thanks for watching!
great job on a fine kit ! I wish I'd seen this video before I built my kit of the metzger bldg. keep up the great work and best wishes for happy holidays to you and yours.
very cool thanks man
Great Work. As you know, I live in the best Town of the World, Hamburg/ Germany where the Miniatur Wunderland is located in.
Loved watching you build this building Jason, the weathering and shop detailing are amazing I really loved the staircase entrance the colouring around the base is just stunning - great video and great build 👍
Thank you so very much Andy!!! I truly appreciate it!
Another great build Jason,from Perth Australia
Thank you so much Craig!!! Love hearing that your in Australia enjoying the video. Thanks for watching!
Hi, I'm from the Netherlands. :) I like your videos a lot. The way you colour and weather your buildings is excellent! And your layout is filled with so many buildings!
Yay ik ben niet de enige uit Nederland! Fijne dag makker :)
Thank you so much!!! I really appreciate it!
You know that you're that greatest artist in this hobby right..... I so love watching you work. Merry Christmas to you and your family my dear friend!!!❤️
Thank you so very much Clarence!!! I truly appreciate it and Merry Christmas to you and your family!!!
Informative always helping many whom follow you Jason..The early days with Todd & Brett Wiley I believe had Todd building for their layout. Look forward to all videos since showing, talking your way through the many builds you have shared
Thank you so much Ed!!! I always appreciate it!
Great job as usual - your details look amazing -thanks
Thank you so much Tom, I really appreciate it!!! Thanks for watching!
Really fantastic!
Thank you so very much Ron!!! And thanks for watching!
Really love watching you in action. Very inspiring! Off topic: what is your theme music? Makes me dance in my seat.
Also, have you done any interior scenes in any of your models?
Fantastic, as usual! Bigger buildings seem a bit more of a challenge. I wonder if horizontal bracing in addition to the vertical would help with stopping the warping? Many techniques shown here that I can use when my 3 FOS kits arrive soon. Thanks, Jason!
Thank you so much!!! Enjoy those kits from FOS!!!
Great build Jason. I’ve been looking at that kit to build for my layout and now seeing it makes me want it.
Thank you so much Greg!!! The kit is worth every penny. It is super detailed! Thanks for watching!
Can the same oil brush pens work on plastic? Why use a different rust product then you used before? Does it work better on wood then plastic? Are the pigments easier to use then pastels? Awesome build, enjoy watching a master at work.
Poland 😉
Would you recommend weighting down the walls to prevent warping.
Yes, but if you use thin coats of stain you should be fine.
Good looking structure!
Do you ever add lighting or interiors to your structures?
Thanks, Dave
Stunning work as usual Janson! As always, lots of neat techinques to try out. BTW, thanks for the links to Amazon for the ammo paints. I don't think there is a store within 300 miles of me that sell these brands of paints. Other than Amazon, where do you get them? Also, can you purchase those paint racks featured on you work bench or are those home made?
I have a question of Craft Paint. It seems like everytime you use them, you shake them for 2 or 3 seconds and then start painting with them. My craft is as thick as mud. Do you do a little off-camera magic and power mix the paint? Or do I have the lumpyest paint on the planet?
I really love using Amaricana craft paint because I like the thickness of it. I sometimes add a little water to thin them or simply use a wet brush. I’ve tried a lot of craft paint and Americana is my favorite. Thanks for watching!!!
Jason, love your work!! What type of motive power are you using for your layout? I am asking because even though I love the heavy weathering, should it really look THAT bad? I heard terms as rotting wood on this video but for the era, should it already be rotting THAT bad? I think some RS3 or any early desiel would be a bit more appropriate than most steamers. I don't mean to offend you, your railroad your call. But I do On30 myself and see entire layouts heavy weathered. What? Didn't anyone take care of their stuff??? Even Tom Sawyer white washed fences with some stuff that you most probably be illegal to use now days.
Greetings from Russian Federation!👍
Thanks Alan!!! And thanks for watching, I truly appreciate it! 👍
Hi Jason you asked where we watch from , I am in England were I have a hobby store many thanks kind regards rog flair-rail
When you added the chalk paint did that also create any warping?
No, it did not.
i comment, therefore, i am.
Thank you so much and thanks for watching!!! 👍
First comment, yeah! I saw the pictures on facebook, it will be great. Questions: Instead of using a sponge, why not using a large brush to paint your wall? Thanks.
Thanks for watching Luc!!! I used a brush to paint the walls. I used a light grey chalk paint and brushed it on. Sorry I didn’t show that step.
@@JasonJensenTrains Not a problem. Now, I know ha ha ha
Jason, you used super glue on the water tower. Did you use super glue on the entire structure?
Are you going to make roads
i enjoy your videos but wonder why you make all of your buildings so derelect and run down . i would assume some would be well kept up.
Read the instructions? Twice?
Lol, yes! Do as I say and not as I do. LOL! Thanks for watching Lynn! I always appreciate it!
you sound like mr magoo but you got mad skills!