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they are black because it makes weathering them easier ,,i always paint things black when im gonna weather them ,,I once wondered why black but ive known for years now ,,good video

Great craftsmanship. Very precice.

Nice work as always ✨✨

Those are some amazing mountains you've made, I got the subscription on Model Railroad Academy!

Congrats on the first sponsorship!

Nice work!

could you mix like the egg cartons with newspaper and blend them together

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Hi, do you have a video on how to make the foam cutter?

After seeing this vid & tucking it away in my head "for future reference", I'm finally at the point where it's time to start scenery. Confirming what I remembered, just watched it again; and, I've been saving egg cartons! Thank you for your dedication in testing! Appreciate your efforts on our behalf! 🤜🏻🤛🏻🙌🏻

I kind of wish maybe you added tunnel lights inside your tunnel when making it. Make it different from the others. Maybe use the tracks rails to power it?

Do you have any tips for printing small buildings? I love printing small structures, but the base always comes out warped

Gawe video Gerben, dankie.

It looks good, but I bet it's too heavy

The scaling is wrong

Build a school with children playing in the yard. I really liked your Churchyard diorama.

It looks great! For my own layout I use Noch 07144 flocking to simulate some sort of plant or weed in the grass. This adds some texture to the otherwise plain grass.

Hi. Hope you enjoy the video! What should I make next? Also check out my other channel: @3minute3Dprints A place for me to post about all my nerdy 3D printing projects.

Watching from Australia great videos

[thank, you for youre great video]👍

I think your rocks look very good and you are quite right - don't procrastinate - just do it!

I came to this video to learn how to make scruptamold and I learned that in 5 ways in a pretty close to scientific method fashion. 5 stars.

i drink a ton of tea so this is great

Hi, what is the ratio of paper mache and plaster of paris? 1 to 1? it seems like there is more paper stuff than plaster?

nice job,,greetings from Slovakia

Good idea thank you

Neat. I think ill get some foam and just carve out that. Especially because my mountain has a third set of track planned to enter from a different angle to form a mine

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Excellent . Subscribed.

thank, you for you're video.👍

BAKE BEENS

Looks amazing!! Thank you very much.

Thank you! Very well described!

Completely amazing way to make a tunnel...

Thank you for actually showcasing home DIY non-chemical approach sculptamold alternatives.

Excellent work ! Great ! Regards from Costa Rica

To see the different methods

Thanks you it's very amazing

Best chain link fence I've seen! I've located the nylon tulle but could you give me some details on the metallic wire mesh (width, length, etc), and the thin wires for the barbed wire, please? I've got an industrial complex (in H0 :) ) I would like to see protected by this wonderful fence of yours. Thanks in advance.

Have been a model railroader for some time and while researching, I accidently came across your tutorial which I found very informative, detailed and well explained! Gave me some great and easy ideas using materials that are very affordable and readily accessible which I have not seen before. Excited to give them a go and use your ideas! Looking forward to seeing your other videos. Thank you

Muito bom, ótimas dicas

To learn about things and learn how to do something. If you have an interesting idea, I want to know how you did it. I'm a model railroader in HO and O scales. What did you use as a binder, only water? Cheers from eastern TN

Since we have a fireplace I saved all the matches I used in a year and used them to make railroad ties. Now that I have a mini tabletop saw I can make any size lumber I need for scratch building. Cheers from eastern TN

Cool tutorial and diorama.

Looks cool.

In your, "Creating Your Own Sculptamold..." video, do you remember what the pulp to plaster ratio was?

I am a 84 year old retiree and am trying to build an HO scale model Railroad. your Tutorials have been quite helpful and informative. I have watched many model train videos, most of which are way out of my league. I appreciate your approach. I am watching from Rialto, California, USA. Keep up the good work. dmaxIII