I want to be 2 cm tall and walk through your amazing world. :D Thank you so much for all your videos and showing what you do!

Those models are sweet. My credit card is grateful Fosscale don’t do N scale. That Kit of the Month Club would be very tempting. And what you did with them was outstanding. You make it look so easy. And sadly, down here in Australia, a lot of those supplies are pretty expensive. But we do what we can (and you and Luke Towan do what we can’t). 👍👍👍👍

Your harbour will be fantastic ! Wait for the next step .

Those four look great together ! Love all that detail against the fence. What a great scene!

excellent as always friend. greetings from Venezuela

Hello Jason. These models are beautiful. Unfortunately there are only American houses. The painting and design is again expert level. Greetings Tino

Jason. You are a magician. Ability, hard work and that touch of magic creates superb models, for which we all thank you. Always a pleasure when you post a new video.

thank you for share great detail video as are great watching beauty detail video thank great other video

Thank you for sharing your love of the world's greatest hobbies! Please keep it up. Look forward to the Star Wars layout. So much fun.

Great super detailed project!

You are so amazing. There are many videos of those who model kits as prescribed by the manufacturer. However, your creative talent looks at these kits and says how can I modify them to create a one of a kind model. It inspires us to emulate and try our hands at kitbashing as well!

Great video. Learn so much from you each time!

Just outstanding work as usual.. no challenge is small or large for your artistic endeavors.. living in your scenes on your layout would be an honor to enjoy.. happy modeling

The buildings look great! Been taking your advice about tiering my buildings to give better depth, and using color the same way. Thanks for the motivation which lead me to be able to do another article for MRR.

Some really helpful techniques there Jason! Foam insulation as "concrete"... Damn!! That's a fantastic effect/technique! Really like your technique for coloring shingles. I laser cut my own from full sheets of self adhesive label stock, pre-staining the white paper with alcohol stain (tan/beige color). Was using alcohol stains to add streaks to the laser cut strips (still in sheet form), but this curls the material badly. Going to give the markers a shot, looks like the perfect solution... Great build! Very helpful... Thanks for sharing your work.

Another fantastic set of models in almost their own diorama. I am definitely "borrowing" plenty of your ideas from this one! Cheers.

The thing that always impresses me is your eye for detail, using painting techniques, the weathering, combinations of unrelated "kits", and the detail parts added. Oh well, it's just about everything. Great video. ;-)

Hi, Jason. I love doing craftsman kits. I discovered them about 10 years ago when I was a young 65-year-old. I thought building a layout was fun until I got hooked on these kinds of kits. The layout is falling behind in build & not enough room to put the buildings! LOL. I really enjoy your videos. Great modeling.

hello jason , always great ! thank's for your precious advice than i use all the times for my little model , happy christmas and modeling !

Amazing diorama!! Hugs

Used the concrete technic and my buddies asked me how I did it I told them to check out your channel. Thanks for the tips!

Thanks again Jason for another amazing video. Each time I watch I learn some new techniques but also see new products I want to try. I originally was starting a small 10x2 switching layout. I have found that I enjoy constructing the buildings so much and creating little dioramas more than the rail aspect. It just means I have to tailor my layout design to fit my dioramas. Thanks for all you are doing to help all of us create.

What a great build. Dug out all of the Kit Of The Month packets & rescaled all of them to ON30 to start my next adventure in seaport modeling. As you know I cut out everything on my Cricut Maker. Love your how to video's. They keep me inspired to keep on modeling

Jason, another great instructional video. You make it look so easy, but you are a master craftsman. Take care, and Cheers, Michael

Another fantastic project! My head continues to spin as you show us even more techniques to do familiar tasks. Keep it up!

Another amazing job!

I really wish I could get all these different MiG products, but my local hobby shop does not carry them. And they are either sold out or shipping is way to much. Awesome results you can get from them. Thank You for sharing your techniques, and for all your inspiration!

Outstanding piece of art. Fantastic build and paintjob. I especially love the arrangement of the buildings. Thank you for sharing this with us. Greetings Urs

Love the build. I'm just starting to model again, your tips are a big help.

Great video Jason. I learn something new (and order a new product) every time I watch one of your videos. Thank you.

You never cease to amaze me Jason. Your modeling skills are simply fantastic. I have learned so much from you. I started out with designing a small N scale layout. Even went as far as to design and 3d print all of my own structures. However after watching your channel for the past year and half I'm going to switch over to HO scale for my basement layout. Why? Because you have sold me on Fos Scale models and I want to build them. Man my wife is going to be so mad at you. LOL. As always thank you for sharing your art and your passion with all of us. You are inspiring. Take care. And "Happy Modeling".

Fantastic work, Jason. I've been waiting to see this build, but I knew that with the speed you work at it wouldn't be long. The finishes and the details are just phenomenal!

Jason, your channel is great! Could you do a video on "starter" paint and materials? Something like a basic assortment of paints, stains, brushes, and whatever someone needs to start modeling and weathering structures? Sometimes there is so much variety and so many choices that it's hard to know where to start.

Amazing. You are so talented.

awesome work

I love your talent and you abilities to build keep it up.

I really wish we had something like the kit of the month club from a UK manufacturer. A lot of building kits over here are the same old ones that have been on sale for the past 30-40 years. The US kit market seems to be booming and the products are amazing!

Fantastic video.. was looking forward to seeing this video.. great work..

Very Cool

Hi Jason, i am planning a new layout i should plan a harbor to it and follow your technic. Harbor and waterfront is a must ad to a layout. By the way i can see in your background of your workshop that you have 1/24 scale model kits, i am in this hobby to. A video from you on scale model could be interesting thanks again for sharing your work with us.

* Did I enjoy the video? ... Yes * At the end you said it took a week plus an 'All Nighter" .. which helped because I was getting tired .. without a timeline it was magical modeling :)

Thanks Jason, Trying to stay with the kit of the month, but I have been having trouble getting them. 🐾🚂 BearCreek KY.

Hi Jason. Thank you very much for sharing your techniques and your amazing work. It is inspiring for anyone that enjoys the hobby. One question though. Have you posted anything working with hydrocal structures?

And thanks for giving us the name of all your supply, because i am from Montréal and those brands we d'ont find them in or few hobbyshop. It help me to purchase some stuff that i cant have here by buying them online.

Always a good time watching these videos and how's the sci-fy project, haven't seen a video of that one in a while? Thanks for the content all the tips and tricks.👍

This is the second video of yours I've watched where you get about 60% done building the model, then jump us forward to the finished product, completely missing out on the little details and random objects that add realism to the scene. The kits come with instructions on building and painting, what we can't learn from the instructions is how to go about adding the detailed pieces that bring the dioramas to life. It would be nice to watch the build in its entirety from start to finish, or at least not skip past one of the most intriguing parts of the build.

NOW I understand how you get so much done. This only took 30 minutes (Then you said in the end a week). Still, you do in a week what would take me a couple years and never look as good. (Love the kidding between Jazz and you), said Fight, my daughter would have said "bite".

Shame these kits are for the U.S. Only. Awesome work as usual Jason.

Jason, as always, that looks fantastic and I agree that the Fos Scale kits are great. Recently I built my first two kits, the first one I did the bracing first, followed by the staining, as per the instructions. However, I still got quite a bit of warping (I guess it also very much depends on the paint you use). So, with the second kit, I first did the staining before cutting the clapboard out and before the bracing. Then after the staining I layed the clapboard down, put some heavy books on it, and let it dry. There was no warping at all by doing it this way. Have you tried that as well? Like to hear your thoughts. Regards, Paul

Fantastic video, great techniques, love the concrete effect and what a fab combo with those model kits. Just a thought I wondered if there was room for a small 009 narrow gauge section somewhere on your layout that runs along the wharf, maybe in the later industrial area for like a fish van or something perhaps to connect with the standard gauge as if to move fish cross country. As always thanks for sharing. 🚂😁

Jason, your skills are really incredible. I have more Trains on my Layout, but may I send some of my Faller Kits to you?😆

Another building

I model in H O so these are what my dreams are made of however how is space coming along?

What brand of markers are those, and where can I get some? Thanks

Hello Jason, it's a nice little harbor scene! Can you write the adress where you get the pelicans from? Thank you! 🙂

Jason, the thread you use for your rope. Is it a synthetic or cotton thread.

Your water looks a bit patchy -😁- . You can do no wrong as long as you throw in some rust.

Rafter tails

First Fight me, dad