Patience of a Saint!

Wow....Simply Outstanding work!

I love your craftsmanship.

Great job !!!

@marklinofsweden

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Excellent modelling.

Total Awesomeness

Incredible

Very good

@marklinofsweden

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you Christian! 👍😊

Marvelous work!

great job!

@marklinofsweden

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you Dale! So good to hear from you. Miss marklin-user and all the friends there a lot! Wish you a nice weekend! 👍😊

very cool

@marklinofsweden

6 жыл бұрын

jim gaffney Thank you Jim! 👍😊

Very nice. Thank you.

It’s good that you take from ideas

Nice work

excellent video.

Very talented! I enjoy these videos.

Vary Cool !

This looks amazing Great job well done Nick Australia

i WOULD HAVE NEVER THOUGHT TO USE THE METAL RULES IN THAT WAY... SPEED UP CUTTING TIME AND ACCURACY IMMENSELY.... BULDING AN STEAMPUNK FANTASY INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX.... THIS WILL REALLY COME IN HANDY.... THANK YOU!!!

@MrMichaelARubin

5 жыл бұрын

I wouldn't have either, if I hadn't seen this video. If you don't have a wood chopper (which I don't), that's a great substitute. It's not as fast as using a chopper, but as seldom as I have the need to cut multiple short pieces of wood to the same length, that's the next best method.

@ollehernestal4464

5 жыл бұрын

kiltboyjason63 u

Need a couple of benches, those old guys look tire, all day in the fresh air. 😄

Интересно. Спасибо Вам.

Great job!

has to be one of the best scratch builds i've seen

Excellent again! Thanks so much for sharing your model railroading adventures.

@marklinofsweden

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the positive feedback Graham! (y)

Simply awesome

@marklinofsweden

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the positive feedback Gary!

Beautiful and well made, clear guidance and...... no evidence of cutting yourself! Result!

good quality builder more paitence than I

It actually looks like the beams supporting the platform extend out a bit from the lower supports.

Wow what a talented builder, That weathering on the wood looks so real, Great tutorial

@marklinofsweden

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you Joe! 👍😊

Nice! 👍

It would be totally fun if someone could invent a system similar to the magnorail, that would allow the passenger figurines to board and disembark the trains! LOL Not sure it would be possible, though...no way to make that bridge to the inside of the train cars...

You are so talented sir really an amazing job concratulations

This is Just awesome. I admire your precision and patience ! We can all learn from this

@marklinofsweden

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the positive feedback Dani! (y)

Nice work Martin great piece of work - well done

@marklinofsweden

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you David! 👍😊

Another masterpiece.

Absolutely stunning idea!

Now that is inpressive well done looks brilliant

Very nice done! Like it.

You make it look so easy. Wait it was ... Thank you for your videos, I really enjoy them.

@marklinofsweden

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the positive feedback Hans! I´m so glad you like them. (y)

Excellent job

@marklinofsweden

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you Ralph!

Your method of production is very helpful

That was excellent

@marklinofsweden

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the positive feedback Frank! (y)

Fantastic workmanship Martin - as always an inspiration! Thank you.

Wow, snyggt jobbat. Du har verkligen öga för detaljer.

@marklinofsweden

5 жыл бұрын

Tack! 👍😊

Very very very nice sir

@marklinofsweden

6 жыл бұрын

MODEL920 INDIA Thank you! 👍😊

Sjukt bra, fortsätt med det du gör!

@marklinofsweden

6 жыл бұрын

Tack Per-Åke! Jättekul att du gillar videosnuttarna. Mer kommer!

Is this your most detailed job ever , I think so , and what a finish , nice , and nice again !

I agree with Castlebridge OB owner. I have just started in model railway building and I think your hours would equate to my days. Superb.

@marklinofsweden

6 жыл бұрын

Ian Sowden Good to hear you’re up and running with your project! 👍😊 Thank you for your positive feedback! 👍👍👍

What a beautiful job, thank you !!!😀

Great effort and patience of a saint!

That is a realy nice place. ✌🏽😊🇩🇪

very Nice, good job

@marklinofsweden

6 жыл бұрын

Thomas Pflug Thank you! 👍😊

Beautiful work!

Kia ora,Martin. Another great job. Not unlike the early wood platforms we had in New Zealand , 19th&early 20th century. Wunderbar!

Fantastic job keep up the good work

@marklinofsweden

6 жыл бұрын

Walter Howard Thank you Walter! 👍😊

Soooo great as always

MiWuLa-like quality work! BRAVO

Really impressive!

I like watching your videos, they are well made and informative. Your do excellent work.

@marklinofsweden

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you for positive feedback!

Great job looks amazing

Just tooooooo good!!

@marklinofsweden

6 жыл бұрын

Madhu Gubby Nagaraju Thank you Madhu! 👍😊

Great work, you have incredible patience!

@marklinofsweden

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the positive feedback Stuart! (y) One piece at the time is the trick... ;)

looks realy realistic, perfect work

@marklinofsweden

6 жыл бұрын

deluxe1power Thank you! 👍😊

Amazing Work!

@marklinofsweden

6 жыл бұрын

Ronny Zeller Thank you Ronny! Wish you a nice weekend! 👍😊

@r.zeller2998

6 жыл бұрын

I wish you that too. Thanks.

It’s all about the details : #itsallaboutthedetails …and the details in the diarama aren’t bad either!! 👍

@marklinofsweden

6 жыл бұрын

LarJgrip Thank you! It warms my heart to hear you like the stuff I make. 👍😊

Thank you for this! Very comprehensive

Increible, como todos tus trabajos!!! gracias por compartir con nosotros.

Thankyou

Keep up the good videos!

Martin! Brilliant, as usual! I love the bird song too, as usual! :-)

@marklinofsweden

6 жыл бұрын

Carl Staffan Holmer Thank you! 👍😊

Great build! From Aotearoa/New Zealand

Hi again.....brilliant, couldn't believe how methodically precise you were in the construction , I wish I had the same level of expertise. Thank you, Rob.

Beautiful work. I just found your videos - great stuff.

@marklinofsweden

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you Bernhard for the positive feedback! All the best to you! (y)

Very nice detail work Martin.

@marklinofsweden

6 жыл бұрын

ian2ish Thank you! 👍😊

Mal wieder ein absolut super Video!! Darf man darauf hoffen, daß dieses und auch andere noch eingedeutscht werden? Ich bin nun über 60 Jahre jung und damals war Englisch noch kein Hauptfach in der Schule? Jedenfalls - meine größte Hochachtung für all diese schönen Videos, die einem wirklich Lust zum basteln einhauchen!!

@marklinofsweden

5 жыл бұрын

Ja! 👍 Diese video kommt mit Deutschen stimme diese herbst. Ob Sie ein abo haben werden Sie ein meldung geben.

@haumichwech5644

5 жыл бұрын

natürlich habe ich ein Abo^^

Great video really enjoyed and got some great ideas and things to try myself

I admire your patience. A very informative video, thank you.

beautiful work :)

@marklinofsweden

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you Michael! Good to hear you like it! 👍😊

Nice mola.cool.

Fantastiskt fint! Jättebra video som visar alla delar. 👍

As always: great fun to watch!!!! Many thanks for the video:-)

@marklinofsweden

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the positive feedback Erich! Thank you for taking your time watching it. (y)

Sehr Schön, gefällt mir richtig gut. Aber das war mal ne richtig krasse "Fusselarbeit", bei mir währe das sicher alles krum und schief. Toll gemacht. LIKE & LG - Tino

Virkelig imponert nå, Martin. Veldig Bra !!

very nice, great job

@marklinofsweden

6 жыл бұрын

Das MiWuBa / Sven's Modellbahn Thank you! 👍😊

That looks amazing. Great job! Thank you for sharing it with us.

Beautiful work now I can see why I love my Volvos, its all in the details!

That is impressive! Great job on building it.

So you've got, like, a train platform, in the middle of nowhere, and no train station in sight. Is that usual practice in Europe? Taking nothing away from the platform, of course...excellent job!

@marklinofsweden

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you! 👍😊 Yeah.. Swedish passenger traffic has more or less always been a loss business. Sweden has too few citicens spread over a too large area... so.. yes! This was a common sight here in the 50s. Empty platforms in the countryside with not much else in sight. Maybe a few houses down the road..

Dear marklin of sweden, thank you so much for such a wonderful tutorial and congratulations on your magnificent model. It was very inspiring!! I wonder whether you have considered compiling your ideas into a book? All the best!

@marklinofsweden

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the positive feedback! I´m so glad you like the videos! Naa.. I was born KZread and on KZread I will remain. BUT! I have got a number of propositions to make clinics, showing methods and techniques for an audience, both in Europe and USA. I consider that, but probably not a book..

@Rdodo67

6 жыл бұрын

You are very generous with your knowledge! Thank you again for the wonderful videos.

That was dedicated brilliance.

@marklinofsweden

6 жыл бұрын

Castlebridge OB owner. Thank you for your positive feedback! Wish you a really nice weekend! 👍😊

This is the first time I have seen your videos and must tell you I really did enjoy your project ,very informative and well done.I like the way you give measurements and your colour mixes and proportions.I plan on checking out more of your work,Keep up the great work .BTW...I like those needles ,very handy for pinning and clamping ,wish we had those here in Canada.

@marklinofsweden

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you Paul for the positive feedback! I guess you can order the needles from SIG model supply in US. All the best to you!

Man what patience you have for details. I've wanted to scratch build a platform and you have given me some ideas. The first one I built for my HO scale railroad came out too big so I've decided to use it on my Lionel 027 layout instead. Guess it's time to invest in a proper 1/87th metal scale. Live and learn. Nice job on your platform. :-) Rusty in eastern Tennessee (Witherington Place Railroad)

Great work, nice :) lg Andy

@marklinofsweden

6 жыл бұрын

Andy ́s Chaosbahn Thank you Andy! 👍😊

that is spec-flaming-tacular! You did a really, really nice job on that! I can't wait to try your water technique for a seascape I'm planning on painting soon. If it will work for water, it will also work for clouds (hopefully). Thank you for sharing your immense talent with the rest of us!

I was seriously amazed by how this was made, the attention to detail and the work that it took to make this. How did you make this in 2-3 hours?!? You're pretty nifty with your hands. Great video!

@marklinofsweden

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the positive feedback Charlton! :D Naaa. This platform took like 8-10 hours to make and mount on the layout. I work typically like 20 minutes per day.. No more, no less.. so it does of course take some time, but hey! It´s relaxing and great fun.. No need to hurry.

You are a really crack, I like it! It looks perfect, and your tricks and skills are surprising.

Incredible - I am just starting to learn and you inspired me to try... beautiful work and great instruction.

I'm really impressed as always. There are however two steps in this tutorial that you go over pretty fast and that is HOW you find the "right" angle to cut the queer-bars and how you actually keep that angle while cutting them. You could also have pointed out that they have to point the same way to be usable. However, whoever comes as far as to build a similar platform will off course find that out himself. The second thing is the cutting out the stair, not the steps, but the different levels. Still, a very good tutorial!

@marklinofsweden

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the positive feedback Magnus! (y) "how you actually keep that angle while cutting them"? Easy.. You just dont change the angle of your hand in between each cut. "cutting out the stair, not the steps, but the different levels". I don´t have method for it.. It just happend they way it´s shown in the video.

wow bravo! another sumptuous work of master! it's a real beauty! I will try to reproduce it for my network. you are my biggest source of inspiration in model making! I progress each time!

Nice j didn ' t know that