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Building A OO Gauge Model Railway: Modern Image Depot Shed Scratch Build - Part 2
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- čas přidán 19. 11. 2020
- In the second part of the scratch build I look at adding the roof, additional detailing and painting.
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Hi Paul - it is always great to see scratch builders such as yourself producing wonderful one off buildings- Brilliant !!......Cheers Kev
Thank you so much Kev. Paul
Congratulations Paul. I wonderful result one to be proud of. 🚂🚃🚃🚃
Thanks mate, really happy with how it turned out. Paul
Very impressive result Paul. Luv the magnet idea 👍 Well done.
Cheers Gary, much appreciated. Paul
One word- stunning!
Two words. Thank you. 😉 Paul
Well i must say Paul , you are one of the best of the best great build ,
Thank you so much. Paul
What a fantastic building I bet your so pleased with the way it looks
Really pleased with it John and surprised by its rigidity too. Paul
Another brilliant scratch build.
Thank you. Paul
That’s one impressive scratch build.
Thank you Paul. Paul. 😆
Absolutely fantastic!
Thank you Joe. Paul.
Amazing attention to detail
Thank you so much. Paul
Absolutely awesome Paul
Thank you Steve. Paul
fantastic detail and methodical modelling which can be applied to any layout buildings. It looks terrific.
Very kind of you, thank you. Paul
Beautifully done ✔️
Thank you Pete. Paul
Great looking shed
Thank you John. Paul
Fantastic Modelling Paul , First Class Regards David
Thank you David. Paul
Excellent work on shedmate
Thank you Mark. Paul
Great build you have a lot of skills and patience 👍😀
Thank you Michael. Paul
Great Job Paul , well worth the watch , informative to
Thank you John. Paul
Hi from Garth Close from South Africa great be safe😃😎
Hi Garth, thanks for watching. Paul
that's an amazing building
Thank you so much, glad you like it. Paul
wonderful job you've made of that looking forward to what you build next 😀👍
Thank you Mick, you found it then. 😆 Paul
Up to your usual level of Excellence Paul well done you both part 1& 2
Thank you John. Paul
Fantastic !
Thanks Ricky. Paul
looking good keep posting up dates up
Will try to. Thank you. Paul
Another terrific build. Well done.
Thanks Phil. You’ve nearly caught up on the back catalogue now. 😆 Paul
@@GalgormHall I have caught up now. Your latest video on the ticket collector's booth was the very first one I watched. That is the video that caught my eye about you and your layout. keep up the great work and I must say that latest embankment you redid looks much better.
Well thank you for taking the time to look back through my archive, you’ve more stamina than me. 😆 Paul
Fantastic build sir. A pretty penny must have been spent on those I beams!
Thank you IKS. Paul
That was amazing job you had dun there on that building it looks amazing an it will look great on your layout there 👍
Thank you Mick. Paul
Superb video as usual. Enjoyed every minute of it! As usual so much to learn from the king of scratch building. 👀
How have you enjoyed every of the 23 minutes of it posting this comment 3 mins after the upload time?
@@user-eb8ld6kn8t I watched it all sped up, Paul sounds just like a chipmunk 🤪
Thanks Tim, speed viewing is fine but don’t take the same approach with my weathering projects. 😆 Paul
Speed weathering, dip and done. 😆
Really nicely done ! This gives me inspiration for the touristic railway shed on my future N scale layout (still in planning mode alas - nowhere near being able to move to a suitable home for my disability with this sanitary crisis) as it seems quite easy to scratchbuild even in that scale.
Thank you Eric and good luck with your build when it goes ahead. Paul
Welcome back, Paul! You have really poured heart and soul into each job. Over the years I have used up the superlatives, but they are well-earned. You do fantastic work! A joy to watch each build! Take care and I will look forward to more!
Your superlatives are always welcome Anthony, I store them up and bathe in them every so often. 😂 thank you once again my friend. Stay safe yourself. Paul
That is a spectacular piece of engineering and construction. Absolutely love the ribbed effect on the outside and the highlighting of the beams on the inside. The magnetic roof is genius. Bravo. 👏 Cheers, John.
Thank you John, a huge thank you to Mike for suggesting the magnets, they work an absolute treat. Paul
Great piece of craftsmanship Paul. An artist at his work.
Very kind of you Gordon, thank you. Paul
Your precision cutting skills have to come to the fore in this masterpiece Paul, well done indeed mate. The ribbing in particluar lifts the entire build to a higher level. Look forward to you returning to Galgorm Hall! Cheers Steve
Thanks Steve. I think you’re right on the ribbing. As I did that process the shed really did begin to transform in to something a bit more special. Paul
You sir, are an absolute master builder.
The whole thing is incredible, I love it.
Alex
Cheers buddy, it means a lot. Paul
Superb work... The interior in particular looks so detailed and life like. Though I must admit, I wouldn't have the patients to apply all those corrugated strips for the outside like you did! I sure hope you manage to get it to its intended location safely. I would be VERY nervous entrusting such a delicate and unique model with the postal services! haha
Thank you so much. I did question my own patience at times throughout this build but working in short bursts helped to relieve it somewhat. The shed is still sat on my layout, an indication that neither of us are keen on relying on the postal system either. Paul
As a non modeller but a follower of yours, I think this build was amazing!!
Very kind of you Richard, thank you. Paul
"Just" repeat it for all the other windows! Understatement of the year! Brilliant build which will only get better and beter as further detail is added as you described. Cheers
Everything was repeat repeat repeat on this build. Groundhog Day wouldn’t even come close but I think the efforts were well worth it though. Paul
Such an amazing build. That's all I can say, Amazing! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for the kind words and for watching Larry. Paul
Love the idea of the magnets but overall brilliant piece of work. Ps loved the premier inn too.
Premier Inn, that’s a blast from the past. Whatever happened to it? 🤔 Thank you. Paul
An absolutely quality build to be proud off and own. Can't wait for your next project. It would be nice to revisit the shed once the extras are in situ
Thank you Wayne, the next project is being planned right now so hopefully not long to wait. Paul
¡Hola buenas tardes Paul! Whether it’s a line side hut or a low relief Travelodge, your final product is always completely believable. Attention to the smallest detail is key and, your research proves this. I’ll be interested to see which route you choose for lighting (can’t think why 😃) and, hopefully a safe passage to David will be sourced. Probably a little ferry ride would be an answer? As ever, stay safe and well. Un saludo. Gary
The ferry seems to be the preferred option Gary but there’s a certain virus preventing anything like that happening at the minute. Over to David to demonstrate the lighting. 😆 Paul
Completely understand Paul. Logistically, via courier or post is a bad idea. Methinks young David may have to wait a while. 😝
I could knock that up in the few hours of an evening 😂 well done again. Very impressive
I’d like to see you try. 😆 Thanks mate. Paul
That really is a very fine piece of modelling. The pains you have taken show through in the final product and it is going to grace Cottesmore, once you can work out how to get it over in one piece. Really enjoyable to watch this build Paul. Stephen
It’s the real spanner in the works Stephen and something we haven’t quite formulated into a plan yet. Thank you for the kind words on the build too. Paul
Your videos certainly get the juices going! I have a huge goods warehouse to create which is a main feature of a shelf layout in the offing. Thanks for the impetus sir!
Thank you so much Terry, good luck with your build. Paul
Absolutely stunning piece of work Paul, really enjoyed the video 😍
Glad you enjoyed it Natalie and thank you. Paul
You are amazing Paul. I wonder if you could build the Firth of Fourth railway bridge for me? Full length OO scale. LOL. I look at your work and just shake my head, I can't cut two posts the same length let alone tackle something like that. Take good care of yourself Paul, Regards, David.
Are you setting me a challenge David? Clear some space on your layout then. 😆 thank you for the very kind words. Hope your well and the snow hasn’t arrived yet. Paul
@@GalgormHall Hi Paul, No challenge, just my way of saying that you are good enough to do it. Anyway full size in OO scale would need a full sized building of the type you just built to house it. lol. Quite well at present, thank you and the snow has been and gone twice ( 10 cm each time) already. Anytime now it could come and stay until March. Cheers, David.
Hi paul another great video mate the shed is looking great a good job well dun mate i have order a realtrack class156 in BR BLUE/GRAY/WHITE LIVERY from hattions for £195 mate stay safe and well mate goodbye for now Clive
Thank you Clive, that’s a nice little early Christmas present for you. Paul
Thanks a lot, great ideas in there. I can use a plenty of these ideas for my early diesels sheets. I highly recommend your use of acetone to glue the thin plastic card.
As I do build 1893-1913 I think of filling I beams with brickwork.
But do you know if this would be contemporary prototypical for an early XXth century engine sheet in GB???
Aren't there any inspection pits to be build under the tracks?
Thank you NGI. With regards I beams in your brick work it’s hard to know. I passed an old factory building today that was built in just that way yet my old engine shed that’ll be built as part of the main station scene didn’t have that construction method applied.
Inspection pits weren’t included as part of the build as they will be installed in to the baseboard of the layout if the modeller chooses to follow this approach.
Paul
Have you done any derelict or abandoned buildings?love the engine shed.
Not yet but I plan to at some point. Paul
Hi Paul your shed looks fantastic really well done and it has been done to a high standerd of moddeling will you be putting lights in it always nice to watch your video because i can pick up a hint or a trick to use on my own scratch building projects. cheers and all the best.
Nicholas.
Thank you so much Nicholas. The shed will have lighting added but that’s a job for David, got to give him something to do on it. 😆 Paul
That was brilliant Paul, ok it's not my era but I still enjoyed it. Amazing build, going to look great on your layout.
Are you aware of where you can purchase glazing sheets. I will eventually be building Bognor Regis railway station which has a large glass canopy and I earmarked a company on my PC as they did all size window panes etc in glazing frames. Now the page no longer exists and for the life of me I can find no company that sells anything like that, only large plain sheets of clear plastic.
Regards Chris
Thank you Chris, it’s not going on my layout, it’s destined for Cottesmore. It’s out of my era too but it’s always nice having a go at modern image builds.
As to glazing sheets I bought my clear plastic from Slaters. I find if it’s taped down to a sheet of plain paper with the lines drawn on it for window sizing it makes it very simple to cut. Paul
Cheers for that Paul. I forgot it was going to Cottesmore which is another I follow.
Regards Chris
Great work! This has inspired me to do something similar on my layout!
My layout is based on the modern Northern Ireland railways, and I was looking to create something similar to fortwilliam traincare depot shed, which is opposite York road depot. Do you have any suggestions on how to achieve the curvature at the sides?
Many thanks 😁
That’s a great question and I’m not sure I have the answer off the top of my head. Get in touch with me via Facebook or my email, both of which are in the description of the video and we can discuss further. I have one or two slightly grainy images of the internals of that building if they’d be of any use to you. Paul
@@GalgormHall thanks Paul!
Paul what power unit would you recommend for a normal dc layout , that is apart from the one you get in the set , thanks for your help
John I wish i could help but I’m a bit of a Luddite when it comes to electrical aspects of the hobby and rely on the internet for these queries. Sorry I can’t be more help on this matter. Paul
where did you get the shed from or is it all hand made ?
Hi Marcus, the shed is all scratch built. The two videos I’ve done on it give an overview of how I went about it. Paul
have you ever build an irish station building
Not yet Stewart but it’s being planned out for a start over the Christmas period hopefully. Paul
i send you a plan off maynooth station in co kildare after christmas or in the new year if it ok send me an email to me on brianandrewtew34@gmail.com
My email address is in the description of all my videos. I’d be interested in seeing that Kildare station as I do need a smaller one for my branch line layout. Paul