HO Scale Light Pole - Model Railroad Scenery

[@madnessbydesignVria]

Another brilliant tutorial. 1. Plenty of close-ups, so you can always see what's going on. 2. Good, clear descriptions. 3. A comedic element (I've never seen an HO Scale crime scene before). Hilarious!

[@CarmineRC]

Just bloody brilliant!! You'd mentioned in another comment, about the toiny details... and correct Sir! These are things you DON'T notice straightaway, and that's the best part. They give the viewer something new to spot when they look again... THAT makes a very good model - a GREAT model !! Well done. I need to try that one TOO!

[@BoulderCreekRailroad]

Carmine Allocca Thanks Carmine, that's what I love looking for when I look at other peoples layouts. Those fun little scenes and details you don't notice straight away! Cheers Luke

[@ashevilletrainman6989]

Luke Towan same... I love seeing the crooks and crannys of layouts

[@mr.sebnup897]

Your idea of using common materials to create really neat modeling details is very cool. Way to go!

[@BoulderCreekRailroad]

+Tom Niessen Thanks Tom, I really love experimenting with different materials, some work really well and many many others are total disasters, but it's all good fun. Cheers Luke.

[@nikolatotev]

I stumbled across your videos and now I'm thinking of making my first diorama. :D Thank you for introducing me to the hobby with your videos.

[@oldbaldfatman2766]

Watching your videos is like eating Ruffles potato chips.....you can't eat just one, or in this case, watch just one video. Thanks for this and other videos.

[@johnkelley9877]

The light pole and camera look great! It is good thing you added it. It looks this is a high crime area!

[@SpiritWolfWorks]

i have no idea how i got here, i am writing an essay on the grapes of wrath and now im fully into model making???? amazing

[@jessenoklahoma]

Awesome build, thanks for sharing

[@MLWQC]

You have great patience and good ideas.

[@BurtonOnHumber]

Excellent video as always Luke. Great tutorial and a nice introduction to how versatile modeling clay can be and really nicely put together item and video. Liked the touch of humour as well :) - Sim

[@BoulderCreekRailroad]

BurtonOnHumber thanks sim, humor is not exactly my strong point! I struggle at telling even the simplest of jokes. I love the versatility of clay, as long as the parts you model are not overly detailed, and its quite hard to replicate models. They tend to come out slightly different each time.

[@PennCentral99]

nice job Luke! definitely an "attention" to details. Thumbs Up!

[@BoulderCreekRailroad]

PennCentral99 thanks, it can be a bit fiddly but the results are worth it in the end. Plus you can make quite a lot for very little expense.

[@mrfoltz]

Very informative.. The last bit was funny! :)

[@josephparkinson4054]

Thanks for all the tips I do some of them but not as good as your

[@FarlandHowe]

Excellent how to. if it fit my era, I would be building one now. Rob

[@BoulderCreekRailroad]

Rob McCrain Cheers Rob, thanks for the feed back. CCTV was used in WWII but I'm guessing the camera was quite a bit larger than the type I'm modelling! You might be able to make some power poles using a similar method. Hmmm getting some ideas for future videos.

[@w.rustylane5650]

Another great video. Thanks.

[@brunildagarcia9118]

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[@LordRusty5]

Well done, mate! Terrific video!

[@BoulderCreekRailroad]

John Bellucci Thanks John, the very fine details might not get noticed straight away but when you look at two separate layouts the one with all the very small and seemingly insignificant details nearly always looks better. Thanks for the great comment. Cheers, Luke

[@MhLiMz]

Cool. So he used to model his tiny parts in clay before he 3D-printed them.

[@joe-ut7ee]

Even in model railroad we are been watched with cameras.

[@veekrammalvadkar]

hi sir I seen your videos really brilliant work .I have one question have you done any course for the same? if yes kindly tell us . also the material which you use is available for India location

[@maxjousserand8822]

Bonjour. C'est quoi la matière que tu utilise ? Merci. Hello. What is the material you use? Thank you.

[@Jerry-hp5sf]

Love your videos Luke! What video editing software do you use?

[@akashkshirsagar3479]

Why didn't you 3d print the attachments

[@Dad-uk]

How do you wire up the cctv?

[@ashevilletrainman6989]

TIP : when you get plastic kits made witj brown plastic use the long poles used to connnect pieces and sand them to make power line poles

[@BoulderCreekRailroad]

Great tip 😀

[@PerthSnaps]

he doesn't use plastic model kits but that is a good idea, i might try that.

[@thecraftycreeper3167]

Fimo or Sculpey should work great for sculpting small details

[@BoulderCreekRailroad]

Yeah, my wife used to have some Sculpey... I think I might have to go raid her supplies and do some experimenting 😊

[@sonnylatchstring]

In your listing you forgot various bandages for pierced and blooded fingertips.

[@BoulderCreekRailroad]

ha ha ha... I just though everybody knew that 😀

[@joe-ut7ee]

I use styrene strips to model something like this.

[@BoulderCreekRailroad]

+joe Cool, you might be interested to check out my next video, it's a detailed tutorial on making working HO scale street lights. I just posted it to my Patreon page but you will also be able to view it on KZbin on Saturday. Cheers Luke

[@UnitSe7en]

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[@riff2072]

5:31 Total wasteman. That was shambolic of him.

[@boredfartless4221]

You shouldn't bring brother into your happy model world

[@siddeshnayak4866]

how to make people model??

[@gleeblerealness]

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[@Mr.Engr21088]

Hi.. listen. sir.

[@robertpelleri8599]

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