Making a 1.64 scale Grain Elevator Layout Time Lapse

Here is compiled all the film I took making my 1.64 scale grain elevator display. You might notice I stop from time to time as in the slower film I am teaching how I am doing things. This video is broken down into lessons available in the diecast lab at diecastlab.com
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[@audiepeterson3118]

dang wish i could do something like that, have lots of farm toys and trucks and no way to display them, that is awesome great job!

[@rickperry9546]

Better watch that trooper... great lay out...

[@RockinHFarmToys]

Thanks. Funny comment too.

[@mattheweisen2214]

That is amazing work. I'm going to check out your step-by-step instructions on your website once I'm ready to build mine. I need to learn how to build better roads, landscaping, and buildings.

[@surgeon0fdeath237]

Before nice. I bought 5 ertle bin leg sets to have plenty of bins(couple of standi bins too Lost 1 leg set as child i was presest, but i have 4. Lookin to find better ideas, i want an old style

[@adolfosalinas3112]

Nice layout!!

[@RockinHFarmToys]

Thank you

[@ericvoelker905]

Looks great sir:) u make it look so easy lol

[@RockinHFarmToys]

LOL. If you only saw what I edited out.

[@farmh]

Is this the layout you plan to bring to nationals?

[@RockinHFarmToys]

I made this to film the process. Plus I wanted something a little smaller for photos.

[@tiger5551]

Cool

[@ethanashby3888]

Great layout,keep up the good work

[@RockinHFarmToys]

Thanks

[@NorthernIndianaRails]

How tall are they in inches

[@RockinHFarmToys]

Approximately 17 1/2 or a bit over 90 feet tall.