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OO Gauge MODEL RAILWAY, BRIDGES & TUNNELS BRICKS, BRICKS & more BRICKS mp4 zbgtntp
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- čas přidán 21. 05. 2020
- OO Gauge MODEL RAILWAY, BRIDGES & TUNNELS - BRICKS, BRICKS & more BRICKS
Finally! The next instalment. In this video you will see:
- how I made the facade for the bridge, tunnel, wing walls and platform edges.
- how I made the ‘bricks’
- the application of mortar lines using filler
- the painting process for the brickwork
- weathering process including salting and salt streaking
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You may also want to watch other videos from Piccadilly Sidings
Try this one: • OO Gauge BASIC SCENERY...
Maybe you want to see the N gauge build of Manchester Piccadilly:
• Piccadilly Station
Looks really good if you have the patience.
I just wished l had seen this before l made my bridge all the best Colin at Mossend railway oo 😊
Ahhhh bless you. Just so you know. ALL content is posted on the main Channel. This was created to log the creation of PICCADILLY SIDINGS, however I decided to merge OO and N gauge onto one.
www.youtube.com/@piccadillymodelrailways
What an incredible effect! All that time and hard work definitely paid off. 👍
Great Stuff. I'm just about to build a nine arch bridge and am researching the best ways to do it and there are certainly a few tips i'll be taking from this so thank you!. However, I can's see myself cutting out thousands of bricks like you have. Ive not enough patience!
Lol, it did take a couple of weeks to do both the bridge and the tunnel, so I can’t blame you. Glad the video was helpful to you.
Looking good keep posting videos up stay safe
I've seen enough bricks thank you John lol. You've really started something as I've identified more to do. I'm sure that when I subbed it said 0 subscribers. Great idea to split the 2 channels cheers Andy
You are so funny Andy, but the effects you are creating is outstanding. I decided to split the channels as many people are interested in just one gauge, so separating them means the content is more focussed.
@@piccadillysidingsoogaugemo6445 I don't mind what the gauge is John if it's modelling that I'm interested in. Love both your layouts 👍
Thanks Andy, yes me too, some dont like mixed gauges, hence the move. Thank you fir your continued support