J Barongould Tannery by Fine Scale Miniature Build in HO Scale

Watch as I build the J Barongould Tannery kit from Fine Scale Miniatures in HO Scale.

[@joevalentine2048]

Good to see you back. Inspired to get back to the layout. Thanks for all you do to keep us all motivated.

[@yellowbird2279]

Love your work as always, can't wait to see what you do next. Hopefully you will get your voice back soon, I miss your narration

[@501842l]

I want to echo everyone else's sentiments about how great it is to see you building. You are a really good teacher. It's so helpful to see what went wrong as well as went right. Hope you get well very soon. Looking forward to your next one.

[@yrunaked4]

I feel like I have waited forever to see another great video from you. I just checked earlier today in case I missed it. Hope your voice gets better. Now to enjoy the build. Cheers Rob

[@luvindemtrains]

Very well done and this time you gave it all to us...the build, the scenery, and running trains. Doesn't get any better.

[@davestrains6816]

As always I learn something watching your videos. I also love that you include mistakes, as it helps alot. Thanks for sharing. Dave

[@asdasx392]

Thanks for supporting me from the beginning.

[@Roman-hx3qj]

Beautiful work

[@davidallen803]

I liked this video very much. You can clearly see your passion for the hobby in skills and attention to detail. Hope your voice gets better soon. Also, great choice of music for the back ground and liked the annotations during the video.

[@jeffmorris6381]

Another masterpiece. Thanks for posting. I have used your techniques on my builds and thoroughly enjoy the results. You are a natural builder / teacher. And I wish you a speedy recovery on the voice issue.

[@johnarthur6302]

Very cool to see someone with the skills of yourself building these kits. It looks great on the layout, too.

[@travissummit2656]

Great to see a new video. I’m actually working on this one too as a diorama for now and it is a beast of a kit. Hope your voice gets better soon.

[@exehavenharbour]

I always thoroughly enjoy watching you build these lovely type of kits. I’m so tempted to build one or two for my layout although I model in N gauge/scale, British layout I’m sure some would look fine around the dockside area I will build. Great to see you back, hope the voice problem is resolved quickly, cheers, John

[@thecnwmondovilinepaulscota7304]

Very nice! Thanks for sharing your build with us.

[@garycooper9574]

Nice to see a new video

[@jimarmour9035]

Hope you are feeling better

[@asdasx392]

Thanks for checking. I am getting a little better every day. Working on some new videos.

[@JoshBackhouseMiniatures]

I recently got my hands on this kit and will be making it soon. Glad I’ve got this video to peruse at the same time. Just wondering where you get your info on FSM kits from? I see at the start you say only 640 were made.

[@asdasx392]

Thanks for the comments. This site has compiled a list of the kits and their dates and quantities. fsmkits.homestead.com/kit_history.html

[@jackdziadul7933]

What is your name? I am trying to brag on your video builds, but you seem to be anonymous. You do not introduce yourself in your videos. I enjoy watching your builds. Thank you. Jack Dziadul

[@asdasx392]

Thanks for the comments and kind words. I like to remain anonymous. New video coming soon (if all goes well) and it should be a good one.

[@jackdziadul7933]

@@asdasx392 Understood and I shall respect your privacy. I have created a spreadsheet of FSM kits which includes a column of build videos. If I counted correctly, I have asd asx down for eleven FSM build videos. Excellent and much appreciated. Aside from the music, I enjoy the videos and your tips and commentary. Thank you for taking the time to produce this work.

[@jamescraft672]

Missed the voice over, but the Chopin is nice. Get better.