Building the Flying Ace bar and grill.

In this video we build the Flying Ace bar and grill for the new section of my model railroad. Hope you enjoy the video and happy modeling everyone!!!

[@scottmccloud9029]

Awesome layout. And this is just the beginning.

[@barrywiddowson7987]

Just got my first shipment of rusty Rails products. They are great.Thanks for suggesting them....

[@schadowolf]

Outstanding build!

[@gwins12345]

Amazing model. Well Done!

[@garylaker4335]

Another amazing creation Jason 👍

[@genejordan9983]

You’re as entertaining as you are talented. Can’t wait for next vid.

[@Hadassah-KaquoliMReno]

It looks so awesome!

[@robertanthonybermudez5545]

Yeah i really love to see you advance on scratch building rather than relying too much on premades

[@halliebohan884]

The planes may be from a WW 2 aircraft carrier Revell kit. Great job on the bar and grill. Hal

[@ursborner72]

Fantastic build. A real eye catcher.

[@ricter591]

Thanks Jason. 🐾🚂 BearCreek Model RR, KY.

[@sergiovasconcellosocriativo]

When folding any cardboard, I prefer to use a rollerball pen, without ink, completely dry, to crease without the risk of cutting the cardboard by mistake. I have pens, no ink, fine, medium and thick, one for each type of crease. The paper is well marked and is easier to fold.

[@bobwallace2244]

Jason, thank you fir the recommendation on FOSS SCALE MODELS.

[@FamineStudios]

What a fantastic build! Somehow I imagine a place like this would have wind socks on the roof!

[@calopez2350]

Spectacular job , very creative , thank you Jason for all the tips and how to use scratch building.

[@samanthaadams619]

That is a true work of art. The Fying Ace looks like just the sort of place I'd enjoy a burger at, then watch the stars from the crow's nest after. =)

[@michaelimpey1407]

Jason,

[@alexwake850]

Fantastic video, looking forward to seeing the cobble roads, have them in abundance the length and breadth of the UK, every city and town has cobbled alleyways especially behind terrace street. There's one right behind where I live and something to note for the effect you may wish to add to your mean streets. Behind the alleyway was covered over in tarmac many years ago but has long since weathered, broken up by winter rain and ice, potholes everywhere exposing the cobbles underneath, with broken drainage right down the centre. As always thanks for sharing.

[@worldhistoryminiatureshous9757]

Fantastic building . Like the scenery on the third floor !

[@philRminiatures]

The characters and signs put a final touch to a meticulous and perfect work ... As usual! A feast for our eyes! 😍😍😍