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- čas přidán 1. 07. 2021
- In this episode we build a gas station. I show you techniques for adding stucco, painting cinder block and adding goose neck lamps. We then see how it looks on the new section of the layout. Hope you enjoy the video and happy modeling everyone!!!
Finally got to watch this video. I REALLY like these 2 structures. I remember similar ones from my childhood, in fact, a great aunt operated a gas station/store with an overhang like yours. I last saw it around 1963 and she still operated it. It's gone now, but not forgotten... NICE work! Thanks Jason.
Thank you so much Craig!!! I really enjoy doing stucco buildings. Thanks for watching!!! 👍
Excellent job Jason!! 🚂
Thank you so much, I always appreciate it!!!
Excellent job sir. Finally realized I love building kits more than layouts as you do. Always a pleasure Jason. Much appreciated from a fellow Coloradian.
Thank you so much John!!! Colorado is the place to be, love it! 👍
Jason,
Thank you again for sharing.
I really like the cinder block effect you havd done where the stucco has chipped off.
Cheers, Michael
Thank you so much Michael!!!
Lovely buildings, superb and realistic!
Thank you so much!!!
Excellent build Jason! Looking forward to seeing the scenery come alive! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you so much!!!
wowJason that look so great,can't wait to see the scenery it will be awsome,like always,thank you for sharing
I can't wait to see the scenery around all these wonderful buildings. Another fantastic build and video.
Thanks for sharing.
Greetings Urs
you need to build a fire house for your booming town
Maybe some day. Thanks for watching!!!
I’ll second that!!
Jason, your talent is amazing, and for you to be impressed with someone else's talent speaks volumes. great job as usual.
Thank you so much Jim, I truly appreciate it!!!
Eventually I'll do a vintage Firestone station. Thanks for sharing Jason!
Thanks Jason, it's really easy to be motivated after watching your work mate, amazing as always.
Thank you so much Ahmad, I truly appreciate it!!!
Another excellent build! Thank you for sharing it Jason.
Thank you so much Ron, I always appreciate it!!!
This is my favorite structure so far…great build!!!
Thanks!!! I really appreciate it!
Great Job Jason.
You are absolutely correct about the stone textures spray paints.
Back, probably before you were born, I was building a Western Ghost Town Theme Park for my HO RxR layout.
I had visited Calico, CA & Flagman, AZ to see my desired effect.
That same year my Church's Religious Instructions Class visited the National Iroquois Museum at Howes Cavern, NY. The museum had sprayed the interior walls with the Krylon Stone textured paints. So I though I would do the same. BAD IDEA.
The texturing just caked. It took week of spot cleaning to remove most of the spray paint.
In the end I took one of my Mom's old bed sheets and anchored it to the yard lawn. Then I attached the wall pieces to the sheet and sprayed the paint from my full height (5 foot). I failed to take into consideration the wind.
The end result was the walls, sheet, grass, picnic table, my hair, face, tee shirt, jeans, and my brand new KEDS for school's P.E. class getting sprayed.
I spent the rest of the long weekend sanding the texture of the soles of the KEDS. As I couldn't wear the texture on the gym floor. NEVER AGAIN!
Re. : Your Gas Station. Why not install a chain linked suspended Tichy Trains light shade and bulb above the pump. I know you don't do real lights.
In the real world a vehicle ascending the hill, with two "Y" intersections, would be alerted of the pumps presence. And avoid veering off the road into the pump or columns.
Keep crafting,
~Jim
Fantastic video, I'm fascinated by the rusty signs and the weathered de-stressed structures, it's what is seen everywhere. Actually I was hoping you'd place a row of birds resting along the top of this gas station sign, crows or something just like in the Hitchcock film. As always thanks for sharing.
Thank you so much Alex, I always appreciate it!!! I actually have LOTS of pigeons coming from Besttrains.com just haven’t received them yet. 👍
Can't wait to see when you starting landscape.
Thank you so much!!!
@@JasonJensenTrains For what?
For your continued support buddy!!!
@@JasonJensenTrains Ahh, YW Dude, I have no clue why you deserved it, lol
Lol!!! 👍
very nice work, thanks a lot
I thought you would do each stone individualy for the road hahaha !
MADNESS ! that roller will be so effective
Thank you so much, I always appreciate it!!! I’m so excited to start scenery work!!!
My grandfather owned a DX station back in the late 50's and early 60's in Central Illinois.
Thanks Jason.
Your welcome, thanks for watching Rick!!!
Interesting, watching this after watching (Listening) the Crazy Double J's Modeling and Weathering.
Thanks for watching Lynn, I always appreciate it!!!
Incredible work
Thank you so much Daniel!!!
Good Day Modelcomrade. Gasstation and Garage exelent work. Good advices for my next diorama Projekt.. I try to build a postapocalyptic Fort on a Highway or on a street.. I wish you a nice sunday 🤗🍻👍
Thank you so much!!! Happy modeling 👍
that detail (for waterfall) on 23.50. I Think it can add a lot to this great diorama.
excellent as always friend
Another great build video Jason... Any reason you didn't patch the corners with Joint Compound before you painted the "stucco"? Doid you just forget to do it beforehand? Seems like that was done a bit out of order.
One of many things that impresses me about your techniques is that you're able to achieve really great results using inexpensive paints and pastel chalks. It proves you don't need a large "arsenal" of (expensive) products to achieve great results.
Can some whippersnapper come along and build a new white house in this beautiful town?
Lol, that would be no fun for me 🤣 Thanks for watching!!!
I use the blue bottom of Loc-Tite for about everything except for ballasting. I even use it for laying track in N scale. And I have a few bottles in the fridge for future use.
Thank you so much for watching!!! I love Loc Tite!
I"ve used several of those HO gooseneck lamps on structures and light poles. I gave up trying to install the teeny tiny light bulbs as per the design and just glued the small sphere on the end into the shade after clipping the stem off the bulb. Still very fiddly, but a nice effect after painting. Unfortunately, I've lost more than one of those bulbs when it took flight while cutting the stem, so just leaving a bit of wire there instead is a good idea.
Thank you so much and thanks for watching Andrew!!!
Great vid Jason!
Thank you so much, I always appreciate it!!!
@@JasonJensenTrains 👍
Great model work. I like the mix use of hobby store paints and Krylon paint. Jason do you see a street car on the layout future?
Thank you so much much!!! I don’t really have an interest in street cars but never say never. Thanks for watching!!!
Great build yet again. I have used air dry clay and a roller to do some of my cobbles (also mixed in moulded plastic and cast plaster cobbles) and it's very effective. However, I expect you'll do it better, so I look forward to seeing your approach so I can blatantly steal your techniques! ;-) Cheers
Very cool technic on stucco will have to try that. As always have a question on the new section where you have the N scale building is it going to be that high? Are you planning on a sheer rock face . One other question what colors would you use to represent a river? Gas station looks fantastic!
Thanks Jason, great video as always. Can you describe how you got the dark mortar lines in-between the cinder blocks? Is that just a dark wash or India ink?
nice thanks man
Thanks so much for watching Joe!!!
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"Welcome back everyone. I'm Jason, I'm nuts, and so are you". That should be your new opening line. I kid. :) But you are nuts.
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Thank you so much for watching David, I always appreciate it!!! Your gluten for punishment, lol 😂
@@JasonJensenTrains Enjoy your content even if it's tedious and painful. You are pretty good at what you do, I'll give you that!! :)
Very cool. The cantilevered portion of the second building almost looks like it needs a post beneath the overhang. Is there something that goes there later?
Frank Lloyd Wright designed many of his homes with great overhangs with no extra exterior support. Check out his designs on Google.
He mentions in the video that there will be supports.
You must not be done watching the video yet but I do mention adding two posts and a gas pump. Thank you so much for watching, I truly appreciate it!!!
@@JasonJensenTrains I watched while doing some housework. I must have missed it :)
@@hondachopper6978 Im very familiar with FLWs architecture as I studied it in college. But none of his building looked like that.
Jason nice work but i can't get Keep it Rusty ! can you help me with it !!!!!!!!!!! please & thank's
Thank you so much!!! Go on to Facebook and type in keep it rusty and you will find the info.
Hey Jason, what glue do you use for the acetate windows? Super glue just chemically frosts them.
I use super glue. It just takes two small drops. You can apply it by putting the glue on the tip of your xacto blade then put it on the window frame and then lay the acetate on it. These were all laser cut windows but for plastic windows I use cement from Ammo by Mig (it’s the best )!!!
Nice thank you for sharing. Who did the music you used in this video. Thanks
Thank you so much!!! The music is from the CZcams library of music. Thanks for watching!!!
@@JasonJensenTrains How do you access that?
How do you decide what structure goes where on your layout?
Jason send me a one of his site (keep it rusty) please and thank's
It’s www.keepitrusty.com/
Thank you i got it in more detale on this one i even
subscribe now i wait ???
i dont have facebook send me any site of keep it rusty and go from there!!!
It’s www.keepitrusty.com/
N-scale model maker here... Your work is amazing in those detailed structures. But your layout is not very impressive. Thumbs up anyway!