Josef - Model Railway & Toy Room 121 Canal PT III Deep Pour Realistic Water Woodland Scenics Artite

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Welcome to PART III of the Canal Build the focus on this one is adding the water. We use both the Woodland Scenics Realistic Water.
Followed by the Woodland Scenics Deep pour Murky for the final finish. We place in some shopping trolleys and a barrel add a drop of rust and some mooring bolllars a seagull and we are making some progress
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[@deeadam1649]

Keep the vids coming, I so enjoy them.

[@josefbuckland]

Thanks a real beauty next week stay tuned then a few snoozers and then back with another one I’m busy with customizing my custom signal gantries. Thanks for the comment and stay tuned.

[@barra8771]

Great stuff mate, it's summer here in the Kingdom of Fife kind of like your winter but wetter 😂 Keep the videos coming 👍

[@josefbuckland]

Next weeks is beyond next level for me and then one in the first week of July will blow your mind as I May be the first person in history to model ??????? ooh you will have to wait and see thanks for the support stay safe.

[@ianobrien6908]

Great update, brilliantly detailed. I do have a aversion to seagulls though. All the best. Ian

[@josefbuckland]

@@ianobrien6908 well don’t panic too much because you’re gonna see some pelicans shortly. Thanks so much for taking a peep. Glad you enjoyed. Got some big surprises coming up later toward the year 2024 so please do stay tuned few snoozes though coming up.

[@johnebuckland]

That turned out beautifully Josef, well done. The heat is no suprise to me, a simular type of mix is used for sealing underground joints for big telephone cables; the heat melts the insulation of the wires so you need to pour only small portions in at a time

[@josefbuckland]

Thanks yes the heat interesting because in the whole manual there is no mention of it if there were I could have put on a glove tea towel or hold the cup another way. Well it’s done and everything is there at the moment so it’s all COOL at the moment. Thanks for watching and stay safe.