Hi Tony , another kit well done , more please. A la mode ....stylish , fashionable. Cheers , Frank.

Cheers Tony, great enhancement to a basic kit, I can see how ultra low relief is a step up from a plain back scene. Many thanks as always. Dave.

Great video of a kit I’ve never heard of before. I’m going to have a look at those. I love how you add your own touch to it. Thanks for sharing. Have a great weekend. Roy.

Another master class in card kit building Tony, when you make it look easy you know it is good. Started to watch your video whilst out baby sitting (as you do when your Grand parents lol) phone went flat got home to finish watching hence why this reply is late. Thanks as always for sharing take care and stay safe regards Barry..

Another brilliant video, you definitely have the patience of a saint. Going to have a look at these kits myself. Thanks again for the tutorial, have a great weekend.

Great build. I like you added the" Tony Northeastern" touch to what looks like a great card kit from Kingsway. Bill from California

Excellent work. Even when a kit, you make it your own. It definitely fits and works well int he area you are building up! Nice one, sir!

Morning Tony, that looks great, its amazing the difference taking the time to paint edges makes to a kit. You say it's not that quick to do ,but Tony for you that was a very quick build. That building looks great in place and its a really good idea to get some relief into the back scene. Just a little catch up, from me three weeks ago poor Anne was inflicted with something called Bells Palsy. It was a bit scary at the time, we thought she was having a stroke as the symptoms are similar. She's getting there now a lot of the muscle tone is coming back, and she's not slurring so much. So trying to get back to our normal busy self's. Alfie has made me put up lights around the train shed. So last Friday me and him were out there after school. He's very pleased. Take care both speak soon. Xxxx

Hi Tony - a nice build and it fits in well with the existing backscene , Cheers Kev

Another great video Tony, thank you

I'm a great fan of Kingsway kits and have this same building on my layout. I chose it mainly because the real building can be seen in the town I was born in. I added the two flanking buildings and this brings the total width of the building up to 53cm making it a great space filler. As a bonus you get a good selection of additional shop names.

Hello Tony, I hope you're well. Another master class in card kit building. Never heard of the manufacturer before but they definitely look good. Take care Deano

Interesting, Tony. I've not heard of Kingsway. I like the idea of creating a mixture of scratch builds, pure kits and kit bashed. That way there's variation of building style and colour. All the best. Peter

Hi Tony. Enjoyable video to end a hectic week of medical procedures and to set me up for next weeks. You can get a great 3D effect layering different surfaces on back scenes. You can get a matte UV spray such as Krylon UV-Resistant Clear Coating to prevent artwork for fading. Oh, and it is ‘à la mode’, which in French means “in the current fashion”. So not exactly your Burton's. 😂 I’ll try and send you the blocks and chocs next week, my friend. Hi to Mrs T. Best, Jason.

Hi Tony, I always enjoy your builds, doesn’t matter if it’s a kit or one of your designs. You give us ideas on adding the details to give your buildings that completed look rather than just a kit! cheers Paul

Another nice video. Thanks.

Hi Tony. Well tat certainly made a change! Tou not scratch building but making a Kit? Well i never! But you couldn't resist putting your personal touch to it I noticed lol. It definitely looks really good in place though and tbh made total sense to use a kit :) Thanks for sharing Tony and happy modelling ☺

Good morning Tony my friend what a great video again I do like the choices you can get from kingsway kits but I think metcalfe are just that bit better I don't like supperquick at all. But the best kit i have on my layout is the one from Tony's N.E Refabrication. Nice to see the trolley bus in service. Well stay safe and keep warm.

Hi Tony, the time saving is probably in the design stage only. 😊. Looks good. Cheers Peter.

Good build like your build you do keep up the good build s on channel and layout thanks lee

Nice finishing touches

Fantastic job Tony. Ultra low relief buildings I find are a nice way of filling up a small space especially if you can't fit full size buildings in an area. - Nicholas.

Putting in a little extra effort on the little bits, shop fronts look quite good. Hope the bus stops at the pub.

Hi mate, I have to say I think that for all the fiddling around, it is a pretty decent kit. It certainly seem to look realistic enough 🤓 And the enhancements only make it better 👍 But I think you need to polish up on the old French mate: it’s à la mode, which just means ‘in fashion’ 😅 I can’t believe I saw. ‘VG Store’ sign BTW! Not seen one of those in years, reminds me of when I was at school in Yorkshire as a kid 😎 Cheers matey, have a great weekend 👍🍻🍀

Hello Tony. Like you I have a large tray of Humberol pots of enamel paints. But recently I have been using watercolours with a drip of PVA also using Acrylics too. Mixed result so far but worth looking in to Sir. Regards Al :o)

Hi Tony, have heard about but not seen a Kingsway kit. Interesting and look ok tbh.. You make the building look easy though and as always, great results.. All the best, Chris n Jules

Nice work Tony, you've made a nice job of that kit, and it looks good even if it's only in a temporary place. I'm just building up a couple of small kits and painting a few figures ready for the Christmas scene on Dylington. Which may appear in a video on my grandson's channel....cheers James

Dear Tony, interesting kit build! Love your ‘edits’ of scribing the sandstone mortar lines, truly makes a difference when painted. As you’ve started off with the 6mm I understood the choice of the shop pictures. However, as you were putting those 10mm side walls, I must be honest that I thought it would be interesting to enhance the look of the shops, by making them too flat relief. Humbly think it will assist the creation of the illusion of depth around the Yarrow Road station. Of course, it’s just a thought, no worries. Such low relief, flat relief and a combination with the already existing background flats may certainly have a positive and significant impact on the New Hassle background. Same for the brewery corner, Little Haven under the arches! Greetings and cheerio

Hi Tony, what a cracking kit that is and what a lovely job you’ve made of it. Don’t tell me about cutting out windows! I cut out 48 arched windows for my warehouse back scene, I’m only just getting the feelings back in my fore finger where I pressed on the knife for so long! I’ve had my eye on a couple of those Kingsway kits for sometime as they make some in N Gauge too. Looking forward to seeing it go into Jarrow Road. Cheers mate, John

Hi Tony. Not sure if you're familiar with Chandwell, built almost entirely with cardboard and printed paper in N gauge, by Michael. I won't bore you with the details, but he paints his buildings with ultra matt varnish and they are tough as old boots. Not saying it will stand up to the searing white heat of a north east summer, but maybe worth a go! Cheers

Hi Tony, thanks for another great vid. If you're looking for another build I thought the basic frontage of Station parade would make an ideal template for a three bay Fire Station. (Just a thought!)

Hi Tony, that is a nice looking kit and a change! Know how it is with the windows, done an evening on that alone on some kits. Yes the edges take time, but makes such a difference. I use acrylics, easy to mix, apply and remove; can’t get Humbrol out here or import... For the windows how about some simple flat shapes to represent desks/ furniture/ storage shelves done purely to outline their presence and kept dull in colour - no detail. Set back 3 or 4mm (same depth technique as Metcalfe curtains). Might that be a compromise between the usual 3d models and nothing at the windows? Take care, Stephen

I dare say the bookshop is managed by Miss Primsworthy, a thin looking woman with her hair in a bun, and wearing and navy blue business suit, and keeps everything just so

Hi Tony, while waiting for my latest video to be checked I saw this pop up. Those are great kits and I have built the subway building which turned out well. How are you both doing? We were in Portugal and while there took a few trains and subways, quite a good system and affordable. This looks like a nice building, what are you using? I downloaded the subway and pasted it onto grey card