Your builds are so amazing. I always look forward to your videos. I learn a lot of new techniques and ways to paint and achieve weathering on structures to make them more realistic looking. Be safe and look forward to your next video.👍🚂🚂🚂🚂🚂
Hey Jason, watching your videos is incredibly therapeutic for me. I don't even build model houses myself (I'm building cardboard model planes, trucks and locomotives) but I can't miss any of your builds. It must have something to do with your kind demeanor. And as I said before, I just love your music...!!! ...lol Oh, and I think you're a genius...!!!
@@evilsdexter5261 ... that would be neat but it's a lot of work and takes time I unfortunately don't have. But punch in "paper models" in the search bar. You can buy kits and they can be insanely detailed. Paper modeling is very big in Europe and Asia but almost unknown in North America. Because it is also a very inexpensive hobby and we can't have that over here lol.
WupWup, hell yeah! JJT posted another video! What a wonderful tuesday! Thanky for your work - you are doing a great job as always! Inspiring work! Greetings from Austria!
Jason, yet another inspiring build. Wonderful the way you combine a couple of really nice kits to produce a bigger whole, using just a couple of scraps and an old cereal packet. I'm wondering though, when you pan back over the whole layout, is it all beginning to look a bit similar. Great in the details, but the bigger picture? Surely one or two structures should stand out as brand new, perhaps a cinema (movie theater) or Post Office? It would be so great to see how you attack a brand new building, perhaps with the scaffolding still up, some builder or painter applying the finishing touches? Someone always has some cash to flash. In the same way as a great artist - such as Turner - would paint a small detail in bright red to draw in the eye, a couple of buildings that popped (a 'red barn', maybe) would pull the eye in to look at some of fantastic detail work surrounding it. Sorry to be a Grinch here, but just wondering? I think it was your placing of the new model against the real sky that made me think this. But really no criticism, I love your work. As ever a fantastic job Jason.
Thank you so much for the kind words Chazzy!!! The layout is a work in progress so I’m open to anything. It’s exciting even for me to see what direction the layout will go in. Thanks for watching buddy! 👍
Another fantastic build. I have watched you build almost all the structures on the first table and none are the same but your technics are. Your creativity with not only with wood but card stock is short of amazing. Man you got me building with stuff I never thought would work. Thanks for the clear explanation of the what, the where and the how you do your models.
You make it look so easy! I'm new to this and just built my first structure, not much instructions included in the kits ,but I'm happy I watch your videos,you definitely explain the right way to build these kits,
Another excellent video, I really like the technique using joint compound to create cement mortar on the brick sections something I've not tried but I will have a go on my layout and all of the advertisement posters and tin plates that's something else I want to add. As always thanks for sharing. 🚂
As always, I love your work, Jason, and I find what you do with these buildings inspirational. However, not having a model railway I've never found an opportunity to try this kind of thing out until I had a sudden brainwave while watching this video. Being a Sci-Fi nut, I had the idea to make a War Of The Worlds diorama, with a Martian tripod and a part destroyed structure! Thanks for the inspiration.
Absolute fantastic build, love how it all fits together. Just looks like it was meant to be put together like this. Congratulations on an other piece of art. Greetings from Switzerland, Urs
An awesome build Jason. I have learned so much from your videos and have been applying your techniques to my Bars Mills kits with incredible results. Thank you.
Amazed at how fast you do these structures (I know they are Time lapsed). Watched Heath from Human(c)ity Junction last night. "Live" took two Hours to put together an n scale shed. ;)
I just don't see this as looking real at all. The buildings are in a total state of decay and disrepair. But These are representing open and operating businesses. Even the advertising signs are old and deceptive and any business that has invested in signage would keep it in better shape or have it replace, a product rep visiting this place would probably offer to replace the signage so they are presented in a better light. If this was an old building abandoned for 20-30 years then this makes sense but not if it is a operating business.
John, you are taking it to seriously. I’m building from an artistic point of view. I truly enjoy making buildings look old and run down. It’s my style of modeling.
@@JasonJensenTrains And you do a great job, I love your skill and talent. Over weathering is just not my style I guess. But like I said I can see and appreciate the talent and experience you have!
Yes, another masterpiece! Question if you have time…@15:15, appears you have used some sort of foam board for the interior walls. Can you advise the product info?
Jason, Yet another great inspirational build. It so good of you to share your creative skills with us. Quick question, what did you use to build the walls of the "roof" structure, of the little building, between your 2 buildings, it looked thicker than card? Thank you again. Keep safe, and happy modelling. Michael
Thank you so much Michael!!! It’s called task board. It came in the kit and was meant to be used for the roof but I think it’s to thick looking for the roof.
@@JasonJensenTrains Thank you for the reply. It looked like about 3mm (1/8 inch) thich. Very thick for the roof. The Cereal Box Cardboard is really good. I now use it too. Thank you for that tip.
Another brilliant building. I have just started a new layout and your buildings are inspirational - even if I'll have to make them a bit more British! ;-)
Always a pleasure to see a project from start to finish.
Thank you so much Luc!!!
A new video from our mentor
Always full of fantastic rust
Wood, plastic, colors and dust
Make wonderfull dream, Mr Creator !
Thank you so much Michael!!! I really appreciate it!!!
Spectacular kit. Thank you Jason for share a great method for build structures. You're amazing with this.
Cesar
Thank you so much Cesar!!! I truly appreciate it!
Your builds are so amazing. I always look forward to your videos. I learn a lot of new techniques and ways to paint and achieve weathering on structures to make them more realistic looking. Be safe and look forward to your next video.👍🚂🚂🚂🚂🚂
Thank you so much for the kind words Ronald, I really appreciate it!!!
Great looking build. I like that I like that you used kits that are available to buy today. I like the mortar technique.
Thank you so much Jim!!! I really appreciate it!
Another unique structure from a great artist.!! Well done Jason .!!…..🚂🏆
Thank you so much!!! Always appreciate hearing from you! 👍
Hey Jason, watching your videos is incredibly therapeutic for me. I don't even build model houses myself (I'm building cardboard model planes, trucks and locomotives) but I can't miss any of your builds. It must have something to do with your kind demeanor. And as I said before, I just love your music...!!! ...lol Oh, and I think you're a genius...!!!
for sure, he is such a gentle soul and so giving with his time and talent
Thank you so much for the kind words Norm!!! I’m so glad you enjoy my videos!
you should make some videos, I would certainly love to see some cardboard planes and locomotives!!!
@@evilsdexter5261 ... that would be neat but it's a lot of work and takes time I unfortunately don't have. But punch in "paper models" in the search bar. You can buy kits and they can be insanely detailed. Paper modeling is very big in Europe and Asia but almost unknown in North America. Because it is also a very inexpensive hobby and we can't have that over here lol.
Too funny. Thanks for keeping me motivated. Wish n scale had more choices in wood structures. I’m thinking dioramas in HO.
Thank you so much for watching Gene!!! I really appreciate it!
Another wonderful build. Thanks.
Thanks buddy, I really appreciate it!!! 👍
exellent skills you have great build also like the sci fi model thanks for sharing
Thank you so much Keith!!! I really appreciate hearing that! 👍
That really looks great Jason! Lots of texture and interest.
Very creative 👌
There's a lot of building on that layout!
Yes and A LOT of work. I’m obsessed with modeling 😂
WupWup, hell yeah! JJT posted another video! What a wonderful tuesday! Thanky for your work - you are doing a great job as always! Inspiring work!
Greetings from Austria!
Thank you so much!!! I truly appreciate it 👍
Outstanding build Jason! It looks great on your layout!
Lisa
Thank you so much Lisa!!! I always appreciate it!
I wish I had the patience for the Railroad train hobby! Nice seeing a maker having fun!
Thank you so much for watching!!! I really appreciate it!
Beautiful build totally awesome!
Thank you so much Mike!!! I really appreciate it!
Brilliant as usual!
Thank you so much Mike, I truly appreciate it!!! 👍
Awesome Work Jason!! Love it !
Thank you so very much Hayden!!! I really appreciate it!
such a perfect ending to a stressful day. It always amazes me how you kitbash and reinvent models into something different. Cheers Rob
Thank you so very much!!! I truly appreciate it!!
I love that little card stock/tar paper structure. You are a modeling genius!
Mike B.
Thank you so much Mike!!! I really appreciate it!
superb structure, as always !
Thank you so much!!! I always appreciate it!!!
Looks brilliant what a talent you have 😀👍
Thank you so much Michael, I really appreciate it!!!
A great tutorial Jason showing some of your time-tested techniques, and a few new ones. I love KC's kits.
Thank you so much Greg!!! I always appreciate it!
Jason, yet another inspiring build. Wonderful the way you combine a couple of really nice kits to produce a bigger whole, using just a couple of scraps and an old cereal packet.
I'm wondering though, when you pan back over the whole layout, is it all beginning to look a bit similar. Great in the details, but the bigger picture? Surely one or two structures should stand out as brand new, perhaps a cinema (movie theater) or Post Office?
It would be so great to see how you attack a brand new building, perhaps with the scaffolding still up, some builder or painter applying the finishing touches? Someone always has some cash to flash. In the same way as a great artist - such as Turner - would paint a small detail in bright red to draw in the eye, a couple of buildings that popped (a 'red barn', maybe) would pull the eye in to look at some of fantastic detail work surrounding it.
Sorry to be a Grinch here, but just wondering? I think it was your placing of the new model against the real sky that made me think this.
But really no criticism, I love your work. As ever a fantastic job Jason.
Thank you so much for the kind words Chazzy!!! The layout is a work in progress so I’m open to anything. It’s exciting even for me to see what direction the layout will go in. Thanks for watching buddy! 👍
You do amazing work.
Thank you so much David!!! I really appreciate hearing that!
Another fantastic build. I have watched you build almost all the structures on the first table and none are the same but your technics are. Your creativity with not only with wood but card stock is short of amazing. Man you got me building with stuff I never thought would work. Thanks for the clear explanation of the what, the where and the how you do your models.
Thank you so much for the kind words Will!!! I always appreciate hearing from you! Happy modeling! 👍
Nice work Jason, Very cool looking building!
Thank you so very much Sammi!!!
You make it look so easy! I'm new to this and just built my first structure, not much instructions included in the kits ,but I'm happy I watch your videos,you definitely explain the right way to build these kits,
So glad to hear your building! Happy modeling!!!
Another fantastic build! Thanks for posting, it made my day!
Thanks for the kind words Ed!!! 👍
Another excellent video, I really like the technique using joint compound to create cement mortar on the brick sections something I've not tried but I will have a go on my layout and all of the advertisement posters and tin plates that's something else I want to add. As always thanks for sharing. 🚂
Thank you so much for watching Alex!!! I always appreciate hearing from you! Happy modeling! 👍
As always, I love your work, Jason, and I find what you do with these buildings inspirational. However, not having a model railway I've never found an opportunity to try this kind of thing out until I had a sudden brainwave while watching this video. Being a Sci-Fi nut, I had the idea to make a War Of The Worlds diorama, with a Martian tripod and a part destroyed structure! Thanks for the inspiration.
Thank you so much!!! Good luck with your diorama! 👍
Absolute fantastic build, love how it all fits together. Just looks like it was meant to be put together like this. Congratulations on an other piece of art.
Greetings from Switzerland, Urs
Thank you so much Urs!!! I always appreciate hearing from you!
again a great video and a beautiful building. Thanks & Greetings - Tino
Thank you so much!!! I always appreciate hearing from you! 👍
An awesome build Jason. I have learned so much from your videos and have been applying your techniques to my Bars Mills kits with incredible results. Thank you.
Thank you so much Jeff!!! I really appreciate hearing that! Thanks for watching!
Such a great model! I really enjoyed watching you create this one, Jason.
Thank you so very much John!!! I really appreciate it and thanks for watching!
Another stunning build, I really like seeing your vision and how you take ordinary and create extraordinary.
Thank you so much!!! I really appreciate it!
Fab as always 😃👍
Thank you so much Albert!!!
Amazed at how fast you do these structures (I know they are Time lapsed). Watched Heath from Human(c)ity Junction last night. "Live" took two Hours to put together an n scale shed. ;)
wow, Heath is really getting good 🤣
Thank you so much Lynn!!! I always appreciate it!
Love the final result of the weathering on the buildings, they looks so real. Greetings
Thank you so much!!!
I just don't see this as looking real at all. The buildings are in a total state of decay and disrepair. But These are representing open and operating businesses. Even the advertising signs are old and deceptive and any business that has invested in signage would keep it in better shape or have it replace, a product rep visiting this place would probably offer to replace the signage so they are presented in a better light. If this was an old building abandoned for 20-30 years then this makes sense but not if it is a operating business.
John, you are taking it to seriously. I’m building from an artistic point of view. I truly enjoy making buildings look old and run down. It’s my style of modeling.
@@JasonJensenTrains And you do a great job, I love your skill and talent. Over weathering is just not my style I guess. But like I said I can see and appreciate the talent and experience you have!
Thank you so much John, I really appreciate it!!!
soooooo goooooood
Thank you so much Seth!!!
Still making it look easy Jason!
Thank you!!! And thanks for watching!
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👍 Thank you!!!
Yes, another masterpiece! Question if you have time…@15:15, appears you have used some sort of foam board for the interior walls. Can you advise the product info?
Thank you so much Chuck!!! It is called task board but you could also use a thick cardboard called chip board.
Jason,
Yet another great inspirational build. It so good of you to share your creative skills with us.
Quick question, what did you use to build the walls of the "roof" structure, of the little building, between your 2 buildings, it looked thicker than card?
Thank you again.
Keep safe, and happy modelling. Michael
Thank you so much Michael!!! It’s called task board. It came in the kit and was meant to be used for the roof but I think it’s to thick looking for the roof.
@@JasonJensenTrains Thank you for the reply. It looked like about 3mm (1/8 inch) thich.
Very thick for the roof. The Cereal Box Cardboard is really good. I now use it too. Thank you for that tip.
NICE
Thank you Joe!!!
Another brilliant building. I have just started a new layout and your buildings are inspirational - even if I'll have to make them a bit more British! ;-)
Thank you so much!!! Good luck with the new layout! 👍
Thanks Jason.
Really looks great! How long was the total build time?
next time with that shirt you must say " I AM BATMAN " ;)
LOL!!! 👍
super🍻😍👍🙂
Thank you so much!!! 👍
Where can I buy some of that luck? Wow.
LOL!!! I wish I new. Thanks for watching!!!
What's the tar paper? Craft paper I'm guessing. Thanks
Yes, you are correct!
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