Model realistic Cobble stone streets

[@debwaterson799]

G'day Mark, looks great (I'm pinching your technique for my Christmas village) thank you - see ya mate

[@MassDOT1136]

My favorite part about your channel is when you use brushes to weather. Of course it is a lot faster with an airbrush but not everyone has one. Your tutorials are universal. You are the best!

[@heidistieber]

Just what I needed as I am getting started on my Main Street! Thank you!

[@clydoscope5841]

It's so realistic that you actually looked like a giant when you're with it😲

[@ediehumphrey4452]

I'm really enjoying your tatoral s thank you for sharing and teaching us all

[@cyrilhansell7365]

a very nifty way to make cobble stones looks great

[@scottsilvey7522]

Very nice how to video. I like how you used clay for the sidewalks and roads. I have not seen that done before. Usually it's done with drywall compound or plaster so this gives modelers another tool in the toolbox sweet!!!!

[@tomsmaerklintrainlayout6742]

You are quite an artist !!! I don't think would have the patience, but your layout looks very real, and it's very enjoyable to watch.

[@MegaPolo6N]

Wahnsinn!, bei den Bildern am Schluss muss man wirklich 3x hinschauen um unterscheiden zu können ob es sich um Modell oder Realität handelt. Wahnsinn!!!. Grüße Paddy

[@martinformini3621]

Gracias por compartir este video muuuuyyyy instructivo

[@txag007]

Wow, that is an amazing final scene!

[@madbren]

This is amazing work keep up the great work and thank you for sharing

[@HeavyMetalOne64]

I used balsa wood for my sidewalks and was pleasantly surprised by the result

[@johnkelley9877]

Excellent tutorial! Thanks for sharing this.

[@stephanswelt275]

Very nice. Fantastic Tutorial.

[@ronaldliggett5452]

Wow, the details are awesome, as all your videos.

[@mattydred72]

Good stuff! Such impeccable detail. The black umber wash really makes the drains look deep.

[@thomasmurphy7719]

Thank you for another significant learning experience in a most fantastic video.

[@nathandelay]

Awesome and cool

[@jamescarryl9690]

Beautiful modeling. Thanks for sharing.

[@larrydee8859]

Excellent cobblestone video!!!Thank You so much for sharing this; How to make cobblestone streets video!!!

[@Patrick_RBX]

the cobble roads kinda give off a GDR vibe, not gonna lie

[@TONY_FEZ]

Beautiful work! Only issue I have found with Das is that it tends to crack over time.

[@Ivan-sj3fo]

Hola tus vídeos me han servido mucho para crear mi maqueta, saludos desde chile

[@jimkieran2551]

Just discovered your videos and want to send my compliments. Great tutorials.

[@marklinofsweden]

Thank you Jim! 👍

[@ZebraContent]

this has to be my favorite video so far. it has really inspired me and the way you presented it made it feel like i could do this too with just a little work. thanks so much for shearing this. love your videos. you've really given me a new perspective and renewed faith in model railroading for me.

[@modellbahn187-untermdach2]

Thank you for this Tutorial 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@Katzensprung12]

Very good Video. I made such a roller with my 3d printer.

[@marklinofsweden]

That’s cool! 👍😊

[@TheOriginalBadger]

Nicely done, Martin.

[@markiewodi3371]

Looks incredible!!! Very informative! Thanks from the States!

[@andreanentwich3285]

My compliments! It's really great!!!!

[@elizabethwilcox8006]

Fab and such good instruction!

[@marklinofsweden]

Thank you! I wish you a nice weekend!

[@mikewest3108]

Very nice. Love your results.

[@LordRusty5]

Another great video tutorial, Martin! Love the sound effects at the end!

[@bertrandbaroo1168]

Génial,pour cette construction de rue

[@ErzgebirgsMoBaHO]

Genial und toll gezeigt. Dankeschön - LG Tino

[@johnnyrailer]

Wow it turned out great!

[@renemarinero4318]

Excelent tutorial greetings from El Salvador 🇸🇻 👍🏼👍🏼

[@SchuylkillRiverValley]

Great looking cobblestones - very effective. Thanks for sharing. Best, John

[@CanadianMum444]

You are absolutely gifted!! Very cool, I’ve been in awe of this hobby since I was tiny child. It’s incredible!

[@harrylouie7955]

i dont mean to be off topic but does anybody know a way to log back into an Instagram account? I stupidly lost the account password. I would love any assistance you can offer me

[@kaikairo3658]

@Harry Louie instablaster =)

[@harrylouie7955]

@Kai Kairo thanks for your reply. I found the site thru google and Im trying it out atm. Seems to take quite some time so I will get back to you later when my account password hopefully is recovered.

[@harrylouie7955]

@Kai Kairo it worked and I finally got access to my account again. Im so happy:D Thank you so much, you really help me out :D

[@kaikairo3658]

@Harry Louie No problem :)

[@TheMisterdan01]

Great tutorial and that roller is a great tool! Cheers, Dan

[@DaleSchultz-mixmox]

Burnt umber at 3 minutes - great! :-)

[@jamesnoble2753]

Outstanding work.An authentic finish that looks very realistic.

[@JamesSimpsonn]

Fantastic as always, really does look the part, I've just had to RIP up part of my plasticard cobblestone, I might give this a go to replace it. Looks much easier

[@cchristoff]

This has been so helpful about so many things! Keep the city theme rolling ;)

[@strikeeaglemodels1588]

Nice hints and tips my friend! Looks great 👍

[@Voniceman]

Very good tutorial 👍. Looks good.

Thanks a lot for your Tips!

[@hansfehlow9657]

I always love your tutorials! Thank you and Happy Modeling! Hans ...

[@billfleming32]

This was a great video, very informative. I'm hooked on your tutorials. Again, great job!!! Bill Fleming

[@minizeljeznice5847]

bravo super

[@jorgedviera]

Expectacular !!!!! idolo !!!! Congratulations !!!! The best !!!!very reality !!!

[@markjohnson9136]

As usual.....brilliant!

[@handznet]

Great, where are the manhole covers from?

[@foreignfoamer3592]

Thumbnail on point👏🏻😂

[@alfonshof1257]

Excellent, all Tutiorials.

[@nigeljohnson8022]

Looks amazing. So easy with the rollers. Going to get myself a set of those. I have trams on my 1930's UK layout, these will be perfect . Thankyou for the tutorial.

[@matthiastemming9490]

Exzellent ten 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@ewoodrailway]

Really effective work, love that roller!!!

[@ThorstensMOBAWelt]

Good tutorial with a very nice result!

[@jimmccorison]

You might try a rotary cutter, like used for fabric, for cutting the strips of clay. Your set up for getting accurate, even thicknesses of clay paving is great. Just like doing concrete in the full scale world, but I wouldn't have thought about applying it the the scale world.

[@justjim]

Excellent! You're helpful in so many ways.

[@marklinofsweden]

Thank you Jim!

[@netklamath]

fantastic!!!

[@kazimaslan1]

Great work 👌

[@hazeltyler89]

Looks amazing!!

[@hailhail6763]

Well done thanks for sharing

[@martinh.9834]

Tank you for that outstanding tutorial👍👍

[@Bruno.Trains]

Thank you for this great video !

[@JoeG-firehousewhiskey]

Thats looks absolutely amazing, thanks for the tutorial

[@petter5721]

Väldigt bra video 👍🏻

[@aluutektora]

Hello :) great idea for the street. At work we use laser engraved bristol. It's faster and looks pretty great :)

[@jeffreyknutson]

Very nice! Thank you for the information!!

[@celioantoniooliveira5123]

WONDER WONDER WONDER !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@martinmakarick1957]

Great work

[@artursmihelsons415]

Great video tutorial, as always! :) Excellent idea to use clay as base for cobble stone.. When watching video, i get idea that same method with clay may be used for tarmac imitations..

[@thomream1888]

Another masterpiece, Martin! I admire your skills, and I really admire your creativity. You offer so much inspiration to us mere "modelers"! I always know I can get a dose of enthusiasm watching your videos. See ya! Ghost of SP

[@Marienthal1956]

What à Nice work. Thank’s for the tuto

[@DB--lv6tt]

Hello Martin! Great work! But there's one thing... I think, the gaps should be darker. And many be a bit of green at the corners. Regards from Germany, A

[@siddheshchogale2041]

Best miniature

[@foxterrier5910]

I using for work like this acrylic putty for wood, especially brand Jubin - akrilin 👌🏻 even better than plaster 🤓

[@jimthetim6207]

where in the uk can i buy the cobblestone roller please, i love this video the street loos brillant thank you for showing this jim

[@Andi-cy8kj]

Love it, very good work!

[@robertarroyo2233]

I love the video, but I coun't find a pint roller narrow enough to fit the coble rollers,, can you suggest something else or should I just use my fingers carefully.

[@minarezzonico7781]

Incredibile!😅 👍👍👍

[@williambryant5946]

Neat little tool and excellent work as always. True master modeler. You didn't show making the wall on top of the sidewalk at the edge. Have you made videos of how you make these already before now?

[@omaremiliocipriani6661]

Gracias por los subtítulos en español. Muchas gracias.

[@bossecarlberg]

Väldigt fint tack för en bra vidio

[@960boss]

Great work man!! Can you make a junk yard with cars?

[@wiliamcamarda2471]

Excelente trabalho! Parabéns!

[@DiecastsOfSweden]

Great diorama! very inspiring :D

[@guse1703]

Can you make a tutorial on how to ballast Märklin c track

[@donmebius119]

I want to thank you for posting this video, and have some questions. I attempted to do this on my layout, but thought it best to try it on a small area first. My layout requires a large area to have the cobblestone street, and it is wider that the 50mm roller that I have. In my efforts to hide the "seam" at the 50 mm line, it turned out terribly! Could you please indicate how you were able to make the seams appear so beautifully? Also, with my sample piece, I am using 3 mm thick guides on the edges. After about 8 hours, the clay I was using was cracking. I should indicate that the sample was created on a piece of polished granite, and that I was using a different modeling clay than what you were using. I am going to try the sample again, but on a different surface. Either way, your advice and experience would be greatly appreciated! Thank you, Don in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

[@nicholasbishop3300]

Looks really great Nick Australia

[@andreasbrandes7794]

Das ist Klasse! Schade das davon keine deutsche Version gibt 😢 aber immer wieder tolle Anregungen mach weiter so! Viele Grüße from Germany 👍

[@MegaPolo6N]

Deutsche Version wäre natürlich klasse, aber Bilder sagen ja bekanntlich mehr als Worte :-).

[@DB--lv6tt]

Hm... man kann auch den englischen Kommentaren lauschen...!?

[@aquamonde1307]

Excelente tutorial...quisiera saver, como se llama el elemento para marcar los adoquines?

[@conradmarin]

Finally thanks a lot!

[@randybourque3327]

Where do you find all of your figures that you use for your dioramas.

[@oliverbremefelder1720]

Which kind of houses do you used? Are these plastic modells? Thanks in advance.

[@MrDjscotteb]

I see you have a favorite brand of glue. Over in the states, would that be the same maybe as Elmer's glue all? My wood glue is yellow not white. Elmer's glue all is white. Thank you for all the amazing work!

[@marklinofsweden]

Hi! YEs, Elmers "Glueall" is probably the closest match. I doesn´t say PVA-glue, but I would think that it is PVA-B glue inside it. It says it dries clear. Seems good!

[@wtp1981]

I found a photo of this street on Aliexpress. They sell streetlight and used your street as an example.