I'm an old guy modeler, & cheap too. I've enjoyed trains, cardboard model building or scratch using Northeastern wood supplies for over 65 yrs. (I could never afford kits) I know your enthusiasm and pleasure. My neighbour's 13 y.o. got an h.o. train set last year, so I turned him on to you, to watch your skills, to fire him up for a life time of fun. I passed all my train stuff to him. I was ailing, but his model building enthusiasm has brought me back to life, in an effort to pass that joy along! Thank you, Jason for your vedio presentations. I love them! 🙂❤

Thank you Jason again for share. Every single video is been enjoyed a lot ,Cesar

Just a pier! And then a few more buildings too. Great

Really enjoyed the multiple buildings and structures video. It's nice to see progress move along quickly. The new pier is outstanding.

Your weathering is always impressive, so much discipline, judgment and control. The results speak for itself.

Wonderful creativity and technique, first class buildings!!😍😍😍👍👍👍👍

You always make my day Jason, outstanding modelling skills aside, I enjoy seeing you admitting and overcoming your trials and tribulations with that good natured personality of yours. Fancy staying up all night to finish a kit, what a beast lol.

Jason you really have a busy city. I think you should build a police station and have a chase scene. All those old vehicles I seen today made me think of the old movies chasing Dillinger 🤔. Just a thought. Might be fun. Thank you for what you do, Chris

Really nice build. I like your ideas and your "way" of finishing each project. They are each different but "connected". Thanks Jason...

I have to say, I love this channel. I used to do model railroading was I was young, but never got back in it. However, this channel is very relaxing, and your techniques have helped me in my current hobbies of prop building, action figure displays, and set building. So, keep it up!

That is an incredible layout.

Absolutely amazing work.

Amazing the thought you put into locations for buildings but not afraid to move them around to fit the scene. I greatly appreciate sharing your thoughts, talents, inspiration and encouragement with us fellow modelers. Keep them coming.

I just found the channel, and subscribed. You do unbelievable work and now I need a pier somewhere in my layout.

Thanks a lot for your vids.... Your layout reminds me of a certain Gorre and Daphetid.........love it..... Your work is awesome 👍👍👍

looks great, nice video. When you paint the water in the harbour you could try making small waves in the fresh clear acrylic with the air from an air brush. I saw that for the first time recently.

Great job as always. I enjoy watching your "Layout" grow.

Love your videos! I don’t have the space for a layout so I am living vicariously through you. Thanks!

Brilliant video again Jason, love to see some trains on that track !!! lol - take care and stay safe 👍

Fantastic as always. Would love to see maybe some cobblestone streets, which are perfect for an old seaport. Just a thought. Cheers.

such an incredible projet, I am glad to follow your progress, since I can't have a layout I can live the experience throug your project

I would love to see Carolina Craftsman Kit, Doc. Koontz Store go in that spot, across from the dance hall instead.

Really nice wharf. Like the detail. Hal

Brilliant. Your techniques for simulating and weathering concrete is superb, as is the way you customise and combine so many kits to continually develop the layout.

Great video! Nice tips and techniques! Thanks for sharing!

I hope that you will be able to put some scratch builds out of styrene in that area as well as the beautiful wood kits.

As always great. Waterfronts are so fun. I built one in HO about 100 years ago. Or I guess 30 years ago? Anyway yours is so great! Love this new section. And your use of foam.

Excellent as always Jason. I love that dance hall, very simple as you said yourself, but super effective!

very high standard of modeling,great technique and applications you are a star

You can also get them at a Dollar Stoe in the kitchen area

Very nice job looking good

I like the detail that you put in your builds, you do a fantastic job!

Fabulous 👍

Jason, Yet another great build(s). Thank you for sharing with us. It is a fantastic journey you are taking us on. I can personally say, you have, with your trchniques and tips, improved my modelling. I now have people telling me my houses are so realistic. Thank you for the tips, and great videos that show us the details of how to improve. Keep the videos coming, and thanks again. Stay safe, Michael

Really nice build, the detail is incredible!

Beautiful modelling as always Jason… 🙂

Love it!

Once again, a wonderful and inspiring video. Thank you so much for your generosity! Greetings from Quebec City!

Really cool video, I enjoyed seeing how you used foam for the concrete. Am working on a road made out of something similar. Appreciate you showing the way!

looking good man thanks

Hello Jason,well I start my Week-end with another dreaming build ! Your layout is so peacefull ! Thanks for sharing with us your tips and your technics. Take care of you and yours.

This is looking so good! I'm really enjoying watching this area develop!

Love your ideas, Jasen! It's all so cool! I would like to hear more when you are weathering, and how. Keep it up!

Awesome build. I love the way that section is coming together, and I love the way you rarely build a kit without putting your own design on it, either adding something, or changing the dimension of a roofline, etc. Mild kitbashing is always fun and ensures a unique build. Kudos!

Fantastic video, your layout is really coming on, a very busy, bustling place it's becoming. Enthused by your enthusiasm and the great model making tricks and tips, thanks for sharing. 👍😁

Have you ever thought about using Murky Brown and the other stains in an airbrush? that might give some interesting effects.

Great show. Your modeling Is so cool. I am always very inspired by your builds.

Love it…..

Thank you for sharing your work and creative thought process with the world. ... for reminding us of what's possible in this hobby.. Jason, aside from my model railroad interests, I enjoy building plastic models, I am working on an invisible Man model (1/8 scale), how would you recommend that I make the lab beakers/flasks look filled with a chemical solution of some kind?

Hey Jason, really like what you’re doing with this part of your layout. Having made the rough contours and now placing the dance hall indeed requires a brick foundation. Could even be a basement for the illegal casino. Anyhow, the thing is, because it’s not pre-planned, you have to adjust to the terrain. That requires another way of thinking. Of course we all can also adjust the part, but to follow the terrain is what makes the scene believable. Not too neat and zen scrubbed dirt road. Definitely wabi sabiying. Very cool!!

I'm extremely impressed with your model building. I have one question, sometimes you put the paint on first and the alcohol wash on second and sometimes you put the alcohol wash on first and then the paint. Is there any reason for doing it one way or the other?

I love the video and the layout. Stupid question, why did you paint the pilings instead of staining them? Thanks.

Awesome, You always offer such creative builds. Quick question: What is your average your pier height for HO?

Hey mate, starting my layout, and I was going to use a 2 inch thick foam

I watch your videos and really like your techniques for weathering, but I have to ask one question. Have you ever put together a building that wasn't in a state of disrepair. My wife was in the room the other day as I watched a few of your videos. She had me laughing when she said, gee, I'd hate to live in one of the neighborhoods he's built.

Well Jason the hits just keep coming!!! You start with a cool kit and Jensenize it. It ends up one of a kind. On my saw mill I used Murky Brown and Shadow Gray so I will be getting the ones you used on this video. Did you shake them before you used them and did you let the first one dry before the other?

Holy cow!!!!!

Hey Jason, amazing work as usual. Love how your layout comes together since I first discovered your channel. Two quick questions, you have a lot of structures build, but will your layout also get a train station ? and second, did you never regret installing lights inside your buildings from the start of your layout ?

Hi, really enjoy your videos. You have awesome skills. If you don't mind me asking-- I wonder which of the VeterO stains colors you would recommend as must haves? Thank you

New sub liked 👍👍

I have a simple question for you… I have been watching you build this Port town for a couple years now. It’s been very inspiring in a lot of ways. But I am left with a question… do you have a link of any sort between the railroad and the waterfront in a video I may have missed or upcoming? Or does the train just run through town and go it’s merry way?

Hi Jason where do you get the sheets you used for the pier it looks a lot faster then using individual strips to make a print

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Cement sidewalks and brick streets would seem more likely

Where did you buy that wood? I used to work with cardboard but I really want to start using wood instead but wood is a bit harder to get :(

Wow. Impressive! Where could this town be? New England?

what model Proxxon foam cutter were using. i am a Patreon.

What's up Jason? Are you on vacation? Miss your videos, Bud. Your channel fell off my subscription list and had to look up the channel to find you.

How about a side street being a cobblestone street?

Just a comment for the algorithm

Museum quality

More goodness.

Rather than a brick foundation for your dance hall, why don't you use pilings instead. You can then put all sorts of neat trash accumulated under the building. You might even put a couple or shady characters under there.

Your city scapes don’t have homes, apartments yes but no homes. Your layout looks nice but if we’re real I wouldn’t want to live there. Just my opinion.