We build two new structures for the layout. In this episode I share lots of tip and techniques for structure building. Thanks for watching and happy modeling everyone!!!
Hello Jason. That you cleaned up your hobby table was noticed in the first second. Class! The buildings look awesome again. Your technique is really unique and awesome. Greetings Tino
I love the way you do your videos. You have "attention to detail syndrome", even when you explain your process. The outcome is fantastic! Very realistic.
Real interesting demo on two different kits. I appreciate the sharing on pigments, I'm playing with them right now, mostly wet but now I'm excited to use them dry. Thanks again, Jason.
I was so happy to see you had another video out! I look forward to them all, even the sci-fi ones because you give us great tips we can use on anything we make. Thank you for using the new materials, I have the powders and liquids but haven’t used them all yet and you explain them so well. I need to get over to FB but I’ve been busy making buildings! (Using your tips!) 😉. I plan on joining FOS 6 month subscription since watching what you do with them! Thank you again Jason!!
Thank you so much Judy!!! Its always great hearing from you. I really appreciate the kind words and support. I absolutely love the FOS kit of the month club and I'm sure you will too. Thanks for watching and happy modeling Judy!!!
I have a whole line of Russian colors, has I like modeling 1/35th scale Russian armor and never thought of using them in my RR kit builds until you showed using them. Amazing looking build der guy, I appreciate you sharing with us. Wishing the best to you and yours.
Great job once again. I particularly like the Oysters building - doing something similar in corrugated iron with craft shop letters for the owners name on my layout. Still to detail it, so this is great inspiration for me. Cheers
Beautiful job well done Jason. Those are some awesome looking structures indeed. Throughly enjoyed watching. Had to subscribe to your channel and looking forward to seeing the scene progress Thanks for sharing, Cary
Jason, greeting from Australia. I have recently discovered your channel, and it is amazing. I love the details you give, and how you get your results. Excellent work, keep it up. You commented that you did not know what the thread you use is, my wife is a quilter, and says it is called Perle 8, if that helps anyone else. Cheers, and all the best, and stay safe. Michael
As I am new to this, can you actually do what you do to these models, with plastics as well? BTW, great work, I continue to be intrigued by the detail you put into these structures. Thanks for the videos.
Thank you so much!!! I actually have a video on putting together a plastic kit on my channel. You may want to check it out. But yes you can do the same thing. Thanks for watching and happy modeling!!!
If you want to maintain a clean work bench without spending the farm for rolls of paper. At Home Depot they sell a huge roll of brown heavy weight paper in the flooring department. It is used as an underlayment for those free floating laminate floors. And it's cheap. I mean, under $20.
Thank you for another great build. I know you’ve said in earlier videos you want to do different piers. This one has to be your best yet. Any chance due to video technicality you could do another. By far your best dock. Thank you again.
Thank you so much!!! I never touch my work when it's done. You could spray dullcoat on rolling stock if you want to. It's never going to come off or even smudge if you dont handle it.
Thank you!!! I absolutely love weathering so all my structures are weathered. On my channel I have worked on some inexpensive kits even a plastic one. Happy modeling!!!
Love your videos, thank you so much for sharing your skills, i'm learning so much. I know this is a train channel but i noticed a few car kits up on your shelf (like the Nova SS). do you ever work on those?
My question is where can i get a stencil made . I bought the oyster kit from cck . I would like to put the ( NO WWKE 5 MPH) sign on it and how much..thank you for your time....mark
Hey Jason... How do you deal with the seemingly varying "versions" of HO scale buildings? I have been modeling FOSScale, Carolina Craftsman, BarMills and Rusty Rails... When I put an HO scale pedestrian figure next t them, in some cases he looks like a toddler, and others he looks like an NBA star....
I place them in different area's on the layout and I dont put kits from different companies next to each other. There is a pretty big difference between some of the companies. When I kit bash I dont mix kits from different companies.
As always an inspiring video made by a master modeler. I do have to say that I'm not impressed with your beginning to use the Ammo line of products. I was much more impressed by the results you obtain using inexpensive and easily obtainable craft paints, chalks, etc. While the Ammo products might be time savers they vastly increase costs and for many folks can be hard to source. Dave
Thanks Dave!!! For years I have used inexpensive art supplies. I feel I've gone as far as I can with using them. I now want to try and take my modeling to the next level. I want to keep pushing myself as a a modeler and I will share what I learn with everyone as I grow. Thanks for watching Dave!!!
The structures look great and the details really make the build!! I do have ( as always ) a question. You talked about using Shade ....is this the same as using Tone by Army? Been catching up on previous videos, have learned a lot.
Scotty Brunton, the overly generous time that Jason spends building these structures, editing the videos and sharing his knowledge is certainly worth dealing with 5 seconds of a commercial.... I can’t even fathom how you could give even think about giving a thumbs down.
It would be a much poorer world without people like you sharing your skills and talents. Many thanks.
Thank you so much for the kind words!!!
Excellent video, so loving the expansion!
Great buildings. Well done
Thank you!!!
Jason is the BEST and most amazing artist ever!!!
Excellent work Jason.!!! 🏆🚂
Thank you so very much!!! I truly appreciate it!!!
Thanks Jason, I learn so much from your videos. Keep up the great work...Wilmer
I really appreciate it!!!
Stunning Jason, just stunning work. So informative too, so thanks for naming all the products used.
Thank you so much!!!
Дивовижна робота. Реалізм вражає. Бажаю натхнення автору і нових чудових робіт!
Hello Jason. That you cleaned up your hobby table was noticed in the first second. Class! The buildings look awesome again. Your technique is really unique and awesome. Greetings Tino
Thank you!!!
I love the way you do your videos. You have "attention to detail syndrome", even when you explain your process. The outcome is fantastic! Very realistic.
Thank you so much!!!
Well done ! Fine craftsmanship and painting !
Thank you!!!
Beautiful work Jason. Thanks for taking the time to video your progress.
I appreciate it Brad!!! Thanks for watching!
Fantastic work Jason, love your style of weathering. You are one of my favourite artists/modellers.
Thank you so much!!!
Great Job...Many thanks for taking the time and sharing your talents with us!!!
Thanks Ron!!!
Real interesting demo on two different kits. I appreciate the sharing on pigments, I'm playing with them right now, mostly wet but now I'm excited to use them dry. Thanks again, Jason.
Very nice work. Just found your channel and am loving your content.
Thank you so much!!!
Awesome Job!
Thank you so much Tammy!!!
Very good, really appreciate what you do Jason always enjoy the tricks and tips. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching Alex!!!
Thank you so much for sharing Jason. So informative!
You have such a nice working space. We envy you!!
Good job on this new layout section
Thank you so much!!!
Inspired and most realistic job, love the writings on the gorgeous Oysters building, nice touch...
Thank you!!!
I was so happy to see you had another video out! I look forward to them all, even the sci-fi ones because you give us great tips we can use on anything we make. Thank you for using the new materials, I have the powders and liquids but haven’t used them all yet and you explain them so well. I need to get over to FB but I’ve been busy making buildings! (Using your tips!) 😉. I plan on joining FOS 6 month subscription since watching what you do with them! Thank you again Jason!!
Thank you so much Judy!!! Its always great hearing from you. I really appreciate the kind words and support. I absolutely love the FOS kit of the month club and I'm sure you will too. Thanks for watching and happy modeling Judy!!!
A clean and organized shop. I remember what used to be...
Very interesting session. I had just finished looking through Fos’s catalog when I went to CZcams and saw Jason Jensen. Somewhat of a coincidence.
The wizard reveals his magic mixing spells of stain, rusting of his trade.. lol.. great info once again Jason
Thank you so much Ed!!!
Love your workshop and set up, very nice dioramas you build, I'd love to own 1 for my channel, cheers KC Tassie 🇭🇲😎👍🇦🇺
Thank you!!!
I have a whole line of Russian colors, has I like modeling 1/35th scale Russian armor and never thought of using them in my RR kit builds until you showed using them. Amazing looking build der guy, I appreciate you sharing with us. Wishing the best to you and yours.
Thank you so much for watching!!!
Great job once again. I particularly like the Oysters building - doing something similar in corrugated iron with craft shop letters for the owners name on my layout. Still to detail it, so this is great inspiration for me. Cheers
Thank you!!!
Great video! I love watching your stuff, so amazing and really gets me excited to work on my terrain! Thank you!
I really appreciate it! Thanks for watching!!!
Stunning builds. Luvin your work
Thank you!!!
Just super! I have to keep practicing. 🤔
Thanks for watching Bob! Happy modeling!!!
Hi Jason what fantastic buildings, wish they made them in N Scale!
Thank you so much!!! These would not be that difficult to scratch build in N scale especially the one with the oyster sign.
That may be true but it would still be nice to purchase
Beautiful job well done Jason. Those are some awesome looking structures indeed.
Throughly enjoyed watching.
Had to subscribe to your channel and looking forward to seeing the scene progress
Thanks for sharing, Cary
Thank you so much!!! Glad you enjoyed it and thanks for watching!!!
Jason, greeting from Australia. I have recently discovered your channel, and it is amazing. I love the details you give, and how you get your results. Excellent work, keep it up. You commented that you did not know what the thread you use is, my wife is a quilter, and says it is called Perle 8, if that helps anyone else. Cheers, and all the best, and stay safe. Michael
Thank you so much Michael, I really appreciate it! Thanks for watching and thanks for the info on the thread. Happy modeling!!!
Great Video you add so much to the hobby Do you plan in the future on how you make your plaster molds
Thank you so much!!! I'm sure I will do a video on working with plaster soon. Thanks for watching!!!
Jason, your waterfront modelling is really inspiring. I just ordered my first two kits from Fos Scale Models, to give it a try as well. Regards, Paul
Thank you!!! You wont be disappointed with FOS kits. Happy modeling!!!
As I am new to this, can you actually do what you do to these models, with plastics as well? BTW, great work, I continue to be intrigued by the detail you put into these structures. Thanks for the videos.
Thank you so much!!! I actually have a video on putting together a plastic kit on my channel. You may want to check it out. But yes you can do the same thing. Thanks for watching and happy modeling!!!
If you want to maintain a clean work bench without spending the farm for rolls of paper. At Home Depot they sell a huge roll of brown heavy weight paper in the flooring department. It is used as an underlayment for those free floating laminate floors. And it's cheap. I mean, under $20.
Thank you so much, I really appreciate it!!!!!
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Thank you for another great build. I know you’ve said in earlier videos you want to do different piers. This one has to be your best yet. Any chance due to video technicality you could do another. By far your best dock. Thank you again.
Thank you so much!!! I'm sure I'll be doing more docks in the near future. Thanks for watching!!!
Thanks Jason!
Very talented, your painting skills are amazing =)
Thank you!!!
Good video Jason!
Thank you!!!
This looks fantastic, Jason. You just said, "I never spray any sealant over my weathering." If not, how do you protect your work? Thanks
Thank you so much!!! I never touch my work when it's done. You could spray dullcoat on rolling stock if you want to. It's never going to come off or even smudge if you dont handle it.
I totally enjoy you videos. Is there any possibility of doing a new construction looking building or one for some of us on a lower budget?
Thank you!!! I absolutely love weathering so all my structures are weathered. On my channel I have worked on some inexpensive kits even a plastic one. Happy modeling!!!
Love your videos, thank you so much for sharing your skills, i'm learning so much. I know this is a train channel but i noticed a few car kits up on your shelf (like the Nova SS). do you ever work on those?
Thank you!!! I want to build the car kits some day and also make small dioramas for them. Not enough hours, LOL!!!
My question is where can i get a stencil made . I bought the oyster kit from cck . I would like to put the ( NO WWKE 5 MPH) sign on it and how much..thank you for your time....mark
Hey Jason... How do you deal with the seemingly varying "versions" of HO scale buildings? I have been modeling FOSScale, Carolina Craftsman, BarMills and Rusty Rails... When I put an HO scale pedestrian figure next t them, in some cases he looks like a toddler, and others he looks like an NBA star....
I place them in different area's on the layout and I dont put kits from different companies next to each other. There is a pretty big difference between some of the companies. When I kit bash I dont mix kits from different companies.
OK… Thanks! That’s kind of how I have been approaching it also. What is the deal with these manufacturers and the inconsistencies?
What's funny is each company thinks there version is correct. LOL!!!
As always an inspiring video made by a master modeler. I do have to say that I'm not impressed with your beginning to use the Ammo line of products. I was much more impressed by the results you obtain using inexpensive and easily obtainable craft paints, chalks, etc. While the Ammo products might be time savers they vastly increase costs and for many folks can be hard to source. Dave
Thanks Dave!!! For years I have used inexpensive art supplies. I feel I've gone as far as I can with using them. I now want to try and take my modeling to the next level. I want to keep pushing myself as a a modeler and I will share what I learn with everyone as I grow. Thanks for watching Dave!!!
The structures look great and the details really make the build!! I do have ( as always ) a question. You talked about using Shade ....is this the same as using Tone by Army? Been catching up on previous videos, have learned a lot.
Thank you!!! I am unfamiliar with Tone by Army, sorry.
I need to find the thread for the rope
Hey jason great video I would like to order the decking what is it called ...thank you...mark
Thank you!!!
Anyone that can build one of these kits doesn't need a kit. You would be skilled enough to start from scratch. Save yourself $100.
If you wanna make an omelet you gotta break a few eggs....anyone who is creative will know this.
seagulls and seagull sounds
Will do, Thanks!
Give up on working cleaner.....it can't be done....LOL
LOL!
I quit watching this video when the commercial came on in the middle! Thumbs down! No more u-tube commercials!!! Thumbs down!
Scotty Brunton, the overly generous time that Jason spends building these structures, editing the videos and sharing his knowledge is certainly worth dealing with 5 seconds of a commercial.... I can’t even fathom how you could give even think about giving a thumbs down.