O/On30 - Little Model Railroad Things 😄 - Model Railroad Adventures with Bill EP253

A little of this and a little of that. Details, flowers, smoke, and derailments 😬

[@Martin.]

Good evening Bill, It is always a great pleasure to discover the many details on your large layout. ........14:46 min. hope there was no personal injury in the accident😎😎. Cheers, Martin

[@caseyvillemodelrailroad3877]

Great vidio, like the sunflowers. To ad color in the spring ill use fineground foam colored yellow for dandelions, some blues and reds for meadows. As the summer wains the colors fade to gray and in the spring ya can plate some more flowers...Thanks for the coffee...

[@N-Scale]

Now all you need are the big wigs at the crash scene !!!!

[@ogedeh]

I still remember the last caboose I ever saw. It was a csx one on the end of an old coal hauling freight train in West Virginia.

[@gerrymaul3451]

Add a clothes line and outdoor old style washing machine behind the cabin and your scene is complete. Looks good tho.

[@kenriches7403]

Thx for the vid.

[@silentwatch2260]

Nice rail road and video. As a part of the accident investigation I think you need to recreate the accident and take video. That way we can all learn and improve the survivability for our crews.😃

[@jimstrainsandstuff9539]

Thanks for the update Bill. It's the little additions to a scene that make all the difference, especially the ones that people dont spot straight away. Cheers, Jim

[@anfieldroadlayoutintheloft5204]

good vid on the channel thanks l;ee

[@mikec9729]

Another fine video Bill top-shelf work as always what is your next box coming from the Caboose stop LOL

[@rexroad9917]

Get some "cross check bubble levels for RVs" and mount them on your modules. This will make it easy and consistent to level your modules both in your garage and at shows. Have been watching you build these O and On30 modules since the beginning. It looks great!

[@OtterCreek]

I really like the little building, what is the prototype?? Great update!

[@willr5111]

Sorry, off topic, but I thought I'd ask one of the best modelers I've ever seen. How would you go about making Georgian Bay wind swept Pine trees? A quick google search will show you the iconic Killbear Park tree. I live not far from there and want to model similar trees. The shore line of the upper great lakes is home to these. Thanks.

[@trainfanattic]

Watching your videos is allways fun and inspiring. The work you show, but also the little stories. Great to watch! You really accomplish a very high level of detailing. I'm watching your treework very curiously as well, great work. But now that I see you experimenting, I thought I'd show you this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jWm9kHh6hrd5o8U Maybe I can inspire you a bit as well. The hardship with decidious trees is in the branches, if you only use 1 wire per branch, the tree will allways look a bit strange. So well, see if you can use it. If not: I just continue to watch your videos :) Cheers!