Making a rolling bridge for our model railroad!

In this episode we make a rolling bridge for my HO scale model railroad layout. I show you a technique called "salt chipping" and we also use a product from AK Interactive called Terrain Asphalt. Its another fun episode! Hope you enjoy the video and happy modeling everyone!!!

[@johnschutt9187]

Man, you do SPECTACULAR work! This video is a keeper because it taught me how to do concrete, roads, sidewalks, and weathered steel. Man, you're good.

[@craiglowrey9550]

That bridge is "WAY cool", and the different textures really add interest. SUPER job Jason!

[@tomeasley5979]

Jason, you are definitely a master at creating a realistic looking project. Keep up the good work! Thanks for sharing the videos.

[@lclarke1959]

That salt and baking soda rust technique is pure genius. And I don't even want to say how much time and money I spent for 3 sets of bridge piers that you just built out of Styrofoam.

[@2H80vids]

What a great episode Jason. I'm kinda late seeing it, as I try to catch up with your older videos. The "drone" shots at the end were fantastic; I hadn't seen that area in such detail before.

[@OtterCreek]

Another Master class in painting and weathering! Thank you sir!!

[@royreynolds108]

Sir, from the perspective of a civil engineer and interested in bridges, the pieces you held as going under the ends of any bridge are called bridge shoes. Under one end of a bridge, they will be pinned and stiff; under the other end, they should be rollers to allow for thermal expansion and contraction without stress to the structure. They should be oiled or greased if taken care of and maintained.

[@CassidysWorkshop]

Everything I was hoping for, Jason. A great video showing you working with a magnitude of products and materials.

[@darrylejacobs]

I think this is your best tutorial yet! fantastic explanation of your modeling and specifically your weathering techniques. Thanks so much for doing theses.

[@markschumacher6630]

I cant believe werr not seeing more of this great product on some of these layout videos.

[@TimothyForeman]

I just have to say "wow". That salt chip rust is beautiful. I'm definitely going to have to try this.

[@bartoncessna1]

Jason - you're a marvel! This is a real masterclass and totally inspiring. Thanks for sharing.

[@martincsanadi747]

Wooooow amazing work, Jason! I love this bridge. Its a masterpiece

[@gjr427]

Everything you do inspires me. I can't wait to start a layout of my own. I know I will be using a lot of your ideas and skills. I'm looking at about six months before I can begin but have already been thinking about bench work and track plans. I spend a lot of time going back over older videos of yours and other modelers on U tube. Thanks again.

[@MrEnglishford]

best modeling video i seen

[@kevinrowbotham5026]

Thanks for uploading this Jason....I'm not a railway modeller but I thoroughly enjoy your eye for detail and, who knows, I may end up making a railway scene at some point? Once again, many thanks and keep them coming!!

[@allanducky]

Jason - Another Masterclass on adapting a kit, weathering and just the correct colour schemes to make everything look convincing. I wish that in England we had the craft stores and kits freely available that you seem you have in America and Canada.

[@jeffmiller7277]

Your amazing. Just wow. Nice work.

[@mlsatke]

Beautiful work, Jason. FYI, the support fixtures are called bridge shoes.

[@alexwake850]

Fantastic Jason, enjoyed that, very inspiring, I'll definitely look into trying the road surface technique on my model railway. Thanks for sharing.