A Cathedral Sub-station for Ewhurst Green

[@archstanton5603]

Really interesting video on how to undertake placement of a building and its surrounds - particularly raising the height of that building too! Didn't realise static grass was that straightforward either - well done and thank you!

[@ewhurstgreen]

Thank you for your kind words of support and pleased you found the video useful.

[@Bushey_Miniature_Railway]

Thanks for these videos, very informative, keep up the good work.

[@ewhurstgreen]

Thank you for your kind words of support and pleased you found the video of use.

[@robertbate5790]

Super demo, thank you. 👍👍👍

[@ewhurstgreen]

Thank you! I pleased it was of interest.

[@Danthehorse]

Hi Colin, that all looks excellent. Thanks for the demo, static grass application is some dark magic but very effective! Hope you are having a grand weekend . Dan

[@ewhurstgreen]

Dan, thank you. None of it is particularly difficult - it just needs confidence and a little research on the desired outcome! - Colin

[@monsvillerailways5736]

Great work Colin. Very realistic finished product. Well done that man 👍 Happy modelling

[@ewhurstgreen]

Thank you for your support and kind words on the sub-station - it was enjoyable to do!

[@colinwarrior]

Wonderful video Colin and a great layout, l have just made a vegetable plot as you have seen did you make the vegetables or buy them if so what was the make because l might be interested in buying some 😊. Thanks again for the information you have given me it's really appreciated all the best Colin from Mossend railway oo 😊.

[@ewhurstgreen]

Colin, thank you and I saw your excellent vegetable plot. _The vegetables come from my local supermarket although you mus buy them in shrink wrap for 4mm...._ Sorry, couldn't resist. Most of the vegetables are from continental H0 and N-gague ranges. Some are kits; others ready made like the tomato plants (N-gauge). There used to be many vegetable plots on the railway - a legacy from the war although most have dissapeared now. Kind regards, Colin

[@ModelRailwaysUnlimited]

Hi Colin, absolutely fascinating and a brilliant effect. I've always wondered how the static grass works, are there batteries in the applicator? The results of your efforts were really convincing 🎉

[@ewhurstgreen]

Mike, thank you! The static grass applicator uses a 9v PP3 and it is relatively straighforward to use even with my degraded vision. Colin

[@ferroviestazioni]

🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@ewhurstgreen]

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