Industrial (blue/green) Windows and LED light Magic Scene (Full Build)

[@ModelNerd]

These look fantastic. I love your attention to detail on all your projects. Thanks for sharing.

[@JeffReiten]

Thank You Model Nerd!! Glad You Enjoyed it!

[@jonfoisy1237]

Brilliant as always Jeff. Lots of people say that model making isn't artwork. I beg to differ! And you just proved it!!

[@JeffReiten]

Thank You for such an Awesome Compliment Jon!!

[@خليلالسنوسي]

Everything you do is classy and elegant, first class and always a great coordination Greetings to you🍂⚘

[@JeffReiten]

Thank you so much خليل السنوسي!!

[@VeronicaOsunaandCharlieforever]

Outstanding…my mouth dropped open in disbelief, magically wonderful 😮💯

[@JeffReiten]

☺ Thank You Veronica!..So Glad You Enjoyed it!!

[@vmic75]

What can I say ! You are a true artist ! Your job is amazind!

[@JeffReiten]

😄 Thank You for the kind compliments Vassilios!!

[@multipapput]

The master is back, big time.! What a beautiful and realistic creation, a masterpiece in craftsmanship with a mind blowing result. Thanks for sharing Jeff 😃👌🏼

[@JeffReiten]

I'm Back!.😃-Thank You Niclas for the Kind Compliments I really Appreciate them!!!...This was a fun project and I finally worked in some LED's....got a bunch of projects in the works and even more Ideas so plenty of stuff rolling out over next few months!

[@multipapput]

@@JeffReiten I need to get back to my workbench then 😉

[@JeffReiten]

@@multipapput Jump Back in 😉..whats on the workbench

[@multipapput]

@@JeffReiten a lot of stuff on the bench (too much) two WW ll dioramas one German rubber raft and one 1944 French city diorama, using your wooden window technique for the house ruin and the ground is with your concrete idea with cracks etc, then I have a cople of other thing ongoing as well :)

[@JeffReiten]

@@multipapput Ah Nice...Im looking at a few WW2 and WW1 dioramas...Havnt built WW2 stuff in quite a few years but looking to get back...also looking at a few Napoleonic scenes with cannon and more LED's - I also want to work with water a little more..Oh and Old Train cars...the rust and grime possibilities with those is endless..and on and on--lol...Good Luck with getting back to that workbench and keep me posted on how it goes

[@yrunaked4]

this is so amazing, I have been binge watching the last 24 hours trying to see your amazing work. This is over the top incredible, even the music is so perfect that even your video is a work of art, this is like getting me all emotional, lol. Just some of the finest work on KZbin. Cheers Rob

[@JeffReiten]

Wow!!...Thank You Rob !!!!..now that"s the kind of Compliment to end my Night on!!..more coming soon!

[@tubeflorian]

Jeff, superb, as always. Note to other would-be teachers who use video to teach. This video is the gold standard by which all others should be measured. I am not referring to Jeff's content, which is always spectacular. I refer instead to Jeff's decision to reduce fluff to zero. In the past two years, I've watched an insane amount of these types of educational videos. There is about one-handful, and not many more, of people producing education at this level. The two Luke's are in the same class. The two Canadians...I'm sure there are a few more...not many...too few. If you pay attention to this video, Jeff mercifully abandons high-speed scrubbing. Note that Jeff shows the beginning, (sometimes middle), and end of a process. No need to waste time, or abuse his viewers with anxiety-inducing artificially frenetic motion. So too, Jeff doesn't need to use precious screen real estate showing us is no doubt handsome face and sculpted body. He reserves that for the beach and gives us only what we came for....learning. So too, Jeff chooses to not chatter...to not fill space with um's ahs, and "Now I'm gonna...." He takes the time to add text, when necessary and assumes only a basic level of modeling knowledge. In this specific video, there is one short section where I wanted a little bit more text. That is easily handled by asking Jeff. Everybody I know gives vigorous assent to the motto "less is more." Jeff embodies it in his teaching. Ken Florian

[@JeffReiten]

Always love your insightful comments!! Thank You Ken!!

[@simpleking100]

as always great job! next: some notre dame windows :-)

[@JeffReiten]

Thank You Helmut Edlmayer!!

[@CM-ARM]

This is really cool

[@JeffReiten]

Thanks Chris!

[@railbuilderdhd]

Nice. Well done!

[@JeffReiten]

Thanks Dave D! Appreciate it!

[@samsscaleproductions2514]

the final result it was almost like real mágic i love the way it looks! great job as always!!😃😄

[@JeffReiten]

Thank You sam's scale productions 😄 I appreciate it!!

[@TheBonsaiZone]

Fantastic!

[@JeffReiten]

Thank You Nigel!

[@colossalbigfoot256]

Man they amount of time and work you put into your builds has to be astronomical.. but your finished product is unrivaled. Is this just a hobby or is there more to it? Just wondering.. like if it’s paid or museum type piece or whatever..

[@JeffReiten]

Thank You Colossal BigShot...it Definitely Takes a While and so Many cool shots end up on the cutting room floor :( ...Nope I do it Just for You Guys and Patreon Supporters!

[@colossalbigfoot256]

@@JeffReiten ah well.. I guess patreon would be a decent reason. I need to check yours out cause it’s about the only one I’m willing to join 😁 oh yeah, do you still sell molds on eBay? Can you link I don’t have it saved on my ebay

[@JeffReiten]

@@colossalbigfoot256 Always trying to add more original content over there! Thanks Again Colossal!!!

[@colossalbigfoot256]

@@JeffReiten you still sell molds on eBay? Can you link me your store?

[@JeffReiten]

@@colossalbigfoot256 I have a few 1:35th scale molds up there www.ebay.com/usr/zoomcomodels8

[@williambryant5946]

Why did they put the colored glass into warehouse and factory building windows? It seems like too that they were used as replacements for broken panels as well instead of replacing them with clear glass. I've always been curious but never asked. This turned out awesome and I'm probably going to do some of my HO scale building window panels this way.

[@JeffReiten]

Hey William! Thank You!..I tried to look that up while working on this project..couldn't come up with a 100% firm answer..some people say it was because clear glass without tons of imperfections is expensive so they tinted it to hide them.....another answer was they were tinted to keep out the sunlight/heat....finally I found people saying it was the sand used in the manufacturing process had a bunch of impurities like metals which turned the glass green/blue/yellow...one thing for sure is it Awesome looking whatever caused it..let me know how it works out for you...Thanks again!!

[@ModelSceneryTutorials]

What is the gray liquid you use to make the wall?

[@JeffReiten]

Hey The World of Rail! ...its a mix of Hydrocal Plaster - sand - weathering powders for color and a little acrylic paint...basically creates a mini scale concrete mix kzbin.info/www/bejne/iWenp6aZmLOiZ8k