N Scale New Woodland Scenics Fences Review

[@lorandefeyter2178]

I just want to thank you for all of your videos. I find them extremely helpful, easy to follow, and understand. Thanks again for everything that you do!

[@catfisherboy]

Most of my cows are in transit from Arizona, Thanks Muke for the review and the great service from your store

[@StevesTrains]

Nice! I’ve been looking forward to these new fences coming out and seeing what they look like.

[@honestgbfan5324]

Thanks for the review. Saw these on the WS site a while ago as a future product so I am glad to see them out on the market. Will be looking for the installation of the barbed wire on your layout. Will be checking your site for them to perhaps purchase. Thanks again and Happy Modeling :-)

[@N-Scale]

Thanks , Mike

[@normanrowe2831]

Hi ya Mike. Thanks for the review. I would enjoy other reviews.

[@nscalemodeltrainshowtochan4479]

Thanks Norman , Mike

[@DruSteel69]

Thanks Mike for the review and for the funny bloopers. HA HA Happy model railroading. - Drew

[@dave3301]

Thanks for Sharing, gives us a look at possible items before buying them. Thank you so much.

[@bigsparky65]

Excellent review Mike, very nice fences

[@N-Scale]

Thanks Jeff. Mike

[@craiglordable]

In the past I have made my own barb wire fences. It is not a short process, so this looks worthy of a try.

[@RogerPerkins1939]

Nice to finally see these new fence items; W/S had a rather long lead in introducing this. I have scratch built tall board fence; it fits my era of the 1940s in the midwest.

[@jvanamb]

Thanks Mike for the review. Though I'm not a Woodland Scenics fan you gave an interesting insight into the product. One of my RxR Clubs are experimenting with some new 3D Printers. So they are offering to members Stockade and rail fencing at a dirt cheap price. A quick suggestion. As you are working in N Scale it would be a great advantage to you & viewers if you got a backer board (gray tone or pastel colors, based on the objects hue) to place DIRECTLY behind the object you want the camera to focus on. Avoid Black or White backer. They will cause your image to bloom. Bad thing. When you were showing the barbed wire the camera was focused on the second structure back and the adjacent hillside pine trees. A backer board would isolate the camera's back focus to your stand alone object. ~Jim

[@nscalemodeltrainshowtochan4479]

Thanks for the thoughts but I make no money from these.

[@mattsynth]

90 looks like a saggy wire fence but with N scale anything fully assembled helps. 95 looks the best. Thanks for the review.

[@Longshadowsmodeltrees]

Some nice stuff, like the barb wire. Bob

[@geoffwalker315]

Great review. They look almost perfect scale.

[@Maurice00PA]

Thanks for the review. They look pretty good. One suggestion: the barbed wire fence was a little difficult to see. Perhaps if you had laid it out on a piece of white paper or card stock it would be easier to see the different parts. One thing you didn't note, mainly because you didn't have the chain link fence. The chain link fence is residential, not industrial. No barbed wire on top. Guess I have to stick to Gold Medal Model for that. Otherwise these look good. Maybe they will expand the line since it seems to be selling well.

[@davidrutski2411]

Thanks Mike nice review very helpful

[@N-Scale]

Thanks David, Mike

[@IMRROcom]

Chain link fence, a much sought after item for N scale.

[@wykedinsanity]

speaking of packaging, it took me with my fumble fingers a half hour to open my hot wire foan cutter them lil rivets are tough ande annoying

[@colnagocowboy]

Most of my cows are of the dairy variety barbed wire would be a good choice.