[thank, you for you're video]👍

You are an Artist, Sir. Respect.

A smooth gravel road, only in Sweden 😸

Wow just wow, brb turning my layout into a coffee table lol.

Flotte greier 😊 Hilsninger fra Norge 🚂🚃🚃

@marklinofsweden

6 жыл бұрын

Odd-André Helland Takk Odd-André! 👍😊

Takk for alle de flotte og lærerike filmene du har lagt ut 🙏 Veldig gøy å se og høre :-)

Das hast du einwandfrei gemacht. Eine tolle Landschaft. Respekt

I love all the things you've done!! You are such a great artist!!

Wunderbar. Danke.

thanks for sharing your idea

The national road of Sweden at least from my holidays there in the 90ties that and the 2+2 road

WOW. Beautiful.

Great scene... 👍

With this tutorial you are really raising the standard of your videos to a whole new level! Very professional, crisp clear footage and stunning results!

@marklinofsweden

6 жыл бұрын

Magnus Hellström Thank you Magnus! So glad you liked it! 👍👍👍

So many great ideas.

Looks great thanks for sharing.

Спасибо Вам. Интересно.

Thank you for this video. I found it very helpful and will be using this to build some gravel roads for my layout.I am modelling the Canadian National R.R. in the 30's and 40's era.

Roads! Where we're going we don't need roads!

I very much enjoy your tutorials and to think in the beginning I found you by luck. You are a great modeler and your tutorials are very clear. I always look forward to them. Bob S - ohio

@marklinofsweden

6 жыл бұрын

Robert Schworm Hi Bob! Good to hear you like the videos! All the best to you and wish you a nice weekend.

Amazing attention to detail. Thank you

Merci pour votre 🇨🇵😁😁😁😁👍👍👍👍

Love your channel! Great tutorials! Thanks for posting. 😉

Thank you for this Tutorial 👍🏻

Bravo , encore une fois la maîtrise est totale !

GREAT HELP! Thank you very much!

Brilliantly simple and superbly explained

@marklinofsweden

6 жыл бұрын

Frank Whittle Thank tou Frank! All the best to you! 👍😊

Good one mate, love your tutorials. I'll have a go at this as I'm remodeling my layout on the Mary Valley.

Your videos are really helpful and always cheer me up

My father in law is building a model railway. Thought I would make some buildings and scenery for him. I had no idea what I was getting into lol.

Very nice! Thanks for the tips!

wow ! very very beautifull job! congratulations my friend !

@marklinofsweden

6 жыл бұрын

Didier Goossens Thank you Didier! Wish you a nice weekend!

Wunderbar!

Awesome work of art. I've always been a crazy fan of miniature art works. Hats off to you marklinofsweden.

You are amazing!!! We are just starting a layout and your videos are wonderful!!

Very useful tutorial! Thanks for sharing this.

This video was very helpful.

You are the "Master". Your work is awesome !!!!

@marklinofsweden

6 жыл бұрын

Guilherme Sabino Barbom Thank you! You’re too kind. All the best to you. Wish you s nice weekend!

@Guilherme-vd5nz

6 жыл бұрын

Your welcome! You have a lot of fans in Brazil. It's just amazing what you do with cheap and easy to find materials. Unfortunately here in Brazil couple of materials is very difficult to find, and your tutorials shown us that is not so difficult do a great job with cheap stuff. Thank you very much to share your tecnique! Hve a nice weekend !

It's perfect ! Wow

@marklinofsweden

6 жыл бұрын

ele0875 Thank you! 👍😊

Interesting An excellent video.

@marklinofsweden

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Hi Martin! Thanks for another great Video, you take modelling to another level!

Outstanding tutorial. Thanks again.

@marklinofsweden

6 жыл бұрын

nrandel1 Thank you for the positive feedback

Wow verry impresive greatings from Germany

@marklinofsweden

6 жыл бұрын

Vielen Dank! 👍😊

So clever and down-to-earth. Well done! :-)

Greetings from Romania! Great video, great channel! I want to build a TT diorama but it is so hard to find buildings and other stuff for this scale.. Your channel helps a lot building my own stuff.

Awesome

Love all your videos! Your tutorials are always detailed enough for my mind to grasp the procedure, they're fun and so very helpful for my inexperience with creating scenery. Thank you so much!

excellent!

Ein wie immer klasse Video. Gerne mehr davon.

Thank you for sharing the entire process and describing all the steps in an easily understandable way. It is impressive to see the results you get, and a big inspiration.

Amazing!

@marklinofsweden

6 жыл бұрын

Bobby Slater Thank you Bobby! 👍😊

Very nice!

@marklinofsweden

6 жыл бұрын

myoldreteacher Thank you! 👍😊

Molto bello. 👍👍👍👍

@marklinofsweden

6 жыл бұрын

Renato Scaglia Gracias! 👍😊

Awesome work, well done.

@marklinofsweden

6 жыл бұрын

Shelton Durham Thank you Sheldon! 👍😊

Very good tutorial.

@marklinofsweden

6 жыл бұрын

Terry McDade Thank you Terry! 👍😊

I enjoy your tutorials very much and you enspire me every time again. But mayby i have a small tip for you. If you make a tree from steel wire you can solder a nail in the roots of the tree. Cut away the head of the nail and stick the tree in the styrofoam. The tree will stand upricht and is more solid then when you only use gue. Hope you can use this tip

@marklinofsweden

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you! That is a good idea. Thank you!

A very nice video tutorial. You always give me ideas to use on my layout. Thank you! :-)

Tack....

great job yet again!

@marklinofsweden

6 жыл бұрын

Dale Schultz Thank you Dale! Where do you live Dale? US?

@DaleSchultz-mixmox

6 жыл бұрын

yes, Maine

Einfach gut :-)

Dude you are too happy

Hi it is always fun to watch your videos. You present very interesting stuff and you act like a professional in front of the camera Markus

@marklinofsweden

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you Markus! It warms my heart you like the videos. All the best to you.

That's Ford Cortina !!

your creativity is amazing! how do you come up with these ideas?

snyggt , Benjamin baca

Great video and very inspiring. Just one question as to why you use the sock when hoovering the static grass?

@marklinofsweden

6 жыл бұрын

Lee Hardwick Hi Lee! Thank you for the positive comment! 👍 I use the sock to re-use the static grass.

Amazing Video and very helpful, how did get the grass to stand up when you added it?

@marklinofsweden

5 жыл бұрын

The grass is really thin short colored plastic fibers. They are charged in a container to 25.000 Volts. When realesed they will fly over to the glued surface with the charged end first. This makes all of the fibers to land in a vertical (standing) position. Check out item: Noch Grassmaster 2.0

Do you weather your rolling stock as well ?

Perfect, I want to make a road now! One question, what is the purpose of the passivation step? What would happen if you didn't do it?

@marklinofsweden

6 жыл бұрын

madleech The grout is a concrete based material. It is prone to react with water. I’ve seen problems with white chalk marks, like rings appearing in the surface over time. The grout seems also reactive to the PVA-glue. All this is solved by a simple spray of water.

Do you make your own trees?

I like your videos you are very talented. I live in Sweden now after moving from UK (uppsala) and want to get back into it after like 30 years, i have space limitations so have chosen N scale for my layout. Problem is materials! Where are you getting them? I tried Panduro (the only "hobby shop" i could find in Uppsala and is absolutely hopless unless you want to paint, string beads together, play with premium clay or make predefined kits for kids). There does not seem to be anywhere to actually go, see and feel "stuff". I am not that experienced and online it is almost impossible to get a feel for anything. I looked for insulation blocks at bauhaus and the prices are huge (or more the overkill amount you need to buy) where to buy small amounts of cheap dense styrofoam? Please help :D

Og en "Möteplats" også!

Very week done. Question. What was the purpose of the foam base? Could you not just have applied the plaster roadbed direct without the foam?

@madleech

6 жыл бұрын

You probably could do it without the foam base, but it would be harder to build up the height and make the ditches. By using the styrofoam you only need to add a small amount of plaster to smooth out the undulations.

@marklinofsweden

6 жыл бұрын

Minok1217 Madleech had a good response there.. Yeah.. It’s just ro add hight to the road without having to plaster it all the way. I typically aviod very thick layers of plaster, but it would for sure work too. It is of course preferred if you don’t have a Styrofoam cutter.

At last

@marklinofsweden

6 жыл бұрын

Victor Ulbricht Yupp! 😄

Snyggt, ska testa det där, men jag skulle vilja ha lite mer textur på ytan av vägen. Fint grus och sand skulle nog göra det. Vart köper man styrofoam och ”plaster” och vad är plaster på svenska?

@jenskarlsson80

6 жыл бұрын

William's model trains: Sök efter markisoleringsskiva, xps eller cellplast. En skiva som är 60x120x5 cm kostar under hundringen på en byggandel. Plaster = spackel 👍

@GuggleMusic

6 жыл бұрын

Jens Karlsson Tack för svaret!

How big is that layout???

Hello! Where did You buy the ”livsfarlig ledning” and the warning signs? I have been looking for those for days now

@simidhel

4 жыл бұрын

On the off-chance this helps, it looks like the following site has sheets of the ”livsfarlig ledning” signs that you can then cut, bend and trim the support bars before attaching to suitable posts? www.modellbyggare.se/signaler-h0-24754047

@simonhallberg4368

4 жыл бұрын

Simon B, Thanks a lot man! I didn’t see your answer. But I really appreciate it!

Mycket trevligt du kan säga, hälsningar Per

@marklinofsweden

6 жыл бұрын

hollenfels1 reckange Tack Per! 👍😊

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