Simple Wagon Loads.

[@BrockwellLanemodelrailway]

Never would have thought of using the paper as a base for wagon loads. Great idea.

[@thescrapline4905]

Cheers. Glad it helped.

[@medwaypeninsulaMR]

Hi Tim - What I like about your methods are that they are simple but with great results - Thanks for the video...…........Cheers Kev

[@thescrapline4905]

Thanks Kev. Plenty more quick fire videos coming soon during this lockdown. Stay safe.

[@onnomulder9775]

Thank you for this interesting 'how to' and for sharing it Tim! Stay safe. Cheers Onno.

[@andywhite40]

Great video, many thanks!!! Particularly like the toilet paper idea and my wife has already locked away her acrylic paint once she saw me viewing this video!!! Best wishes to a fellow 50 fan!!

[@thescrapline4905]

Cheers. I know that feeling, there's a few things I've been told I'm not to take up in the loft by the boss lol

[@2H80vids]

Other tissue papers are available.😁 It's funny; white isn't a colour that immediately springs to mind for sleepers, or other old, wooden things, but it's really effective when drybrushed.👌 Nice little tutorial, Thank you.👍 Cheers for now, Dougie, your newest subscriber.

[@alexhill9169]

Brilliant Tim, simple and effective. I'm going to be trying some of this, top man. Stay safe Alex

[@thescrapline4905]

Cheers Alex.

[@williambryant5946]

This looks great. Nice video. Thanks for sharing. 👍

[@roberttemple8462]

Cheers Tim, will certainly be trying these out. Stay safe mate, regards Bobby 'T'.

[@richard9984-e3z]

Great video and nice wagon loads. I use a similar approach but before permantly fixing ballast loads put a barrier of cling wrap into the wagon first, then add watered down pva etc. This allows easy removal of a load in future if a change is desired. Works best with wagons having 90 degree upright sides and not the sloping sides of a seacow.

[@AndyHudson-ModelRailwayBuilds]

Excellent how to Tim really useful thanks Andy

[@thescrapline4905]

Cheers Andy.

[@AberystwythStation]

So that's where all the toilet paper went Tim... 😂!! Some nice techniques you've used to create these various different loads for trucks. My favourite is the sleepers so will give that a go. No doubt I'll try the spoil and ballast loads too. Stay safe, GWR

[@cheekytek]

Thanks Tim, Wow these look great, really enjoyed this video - nice easy processes to reveal real awesome results. Garry

[@thescrapline4905]

Cheers Garry. Nice and easy.

[@steveharper5536]

Great video with good usable ideas, thanks for sharing them.

[@thescrapline4905]

Hope it helps with ideas.

[@upwellonwards7373]

beautiful video the loads give me ideas for my own p-way rake though using much older era stock

[@thescrapline4905]

Glad it helped.

[@silkytrack8091]

Spot on

[@TimsBitsnPieces]

Hello, Great ideas and ways to make loads.. Just curious as to why you are adding the IPA to the load before you soak it with the 50/50 mix of PVA and glue...?

[@shanestephens2877]

I was wondering the same.

[@peaks4719]

Loving this 👍🏻

[@thescrapline4905]

Cheers. Likewise, enjoying your content too.

[@standclear502]

Very good sir, 👌🏻 thank you for uploading 🙂 just subscribed.

[@thescrapline4905]

Thank you. Stay tuned plenty more in the pipeline.

[@craigymac5386]

Excellent video mate, I'll be giving that a try later. What's the reason for the alcohol?

[@thescrapline4905]

Thanks. The alcohol doesn't have any surface tension so doesn't dislodge any of the ballast grains. It helps also to draw the glue down through the ballast / sand. Water can work but must have a drop of washing up liquid in it to break the surface tension.

[@paulkurilecz4209]

nice

[@burgermaster4u2]

Hi Tim....I was asking you a while back about sand blasting carriages....well here’s the first try...to see what sort of results I can get....this sand has taken the shine off the train’s....has you can see...now I’m going to see what they look like with some paint..what you think? 🤔 Lol DAVE.....sorry it’s not letting me send photoes....

[@thescrapline4905]

Love to see them. Are you able to send them via my Facebook page?

[@burgermaster4u2]

The Scrap Line hi Tim.....I’ll try and link up with you tomorrow..

[@paulnicoll1791]

I model one of the more obscure manx railways which in 1/35 scale. For wagon loads I have used new cat litter and fools gold . Comments have been interesting

[@paulredding5864]

Have you found anything that can replicate coke (not coal) Thanks

[@nigelweir3852]

Where you going to get toilet paper these days , like gold dust haha

[@thescrapline4905]

Might be ripping that toilet roll back out again if we end up short lol.