you are the master of the KISS process. Thanks

Another great video. Looking forward to the final installment.

A green goose neck old school light or two would really look awesome.. I love the old school lights

Thank you for taking the time to share the skills you have acquired over a life time. I'm enjoying your work immensely. I taught basic graphic design skills at a community college. Old school hand skill not on the curriculum much these days. There were four safety items in the first lesson: Read the instructions on any product your are going to use and believe any safety warnings! When cutting materials with a blade, always keep your eye on the blade or just the area just in front of the cutting edge of the blade! That way you will avoid running into hand or thumb or what ever. And then, the No. 11 blade has a very sharp point that has a tendency to snap off and take flight when side pressure is applied to it. Scrape in a direction away from you eyes. And lastly, as you show with the triangle anti roll sleeve on your knife, when a No. 11 rolls off the work surface it always drops point first. Always! ;^ ) So put a masking tape flag on the end to keep it from rolling.

Boomer...Your tips & techniques blow me away It's a pleasure watch your channel

Thanks for the tip to make door knobs. I was wrestling with how to make them for one of my craftsman kits. It is the little things that make all the difference.

Keeping it simple. Killer Vlog. Now my O scale caboose has door knobs. Lol

Love those little brackets Boomer! Icing on the cake of the barge slip office.

Keep it up your techniques have inspired me to adventure into the world of styrene scratch building.

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Great build (ops! llttle great build)!

Wow is all I can say!! I have been in the hobby for 30+ years and every time I watch you I learn something new

Beautiful layout & great music.

You do excellent work. Such good details !!!!!!

Boomer i said it like 5 times before, and i will say it again: THANK YOU for your work, your videos and all the product numbers and skills and tipps you share, thank you!

Totally immersed in our own little miniature worlds. Man, I love this hobby. Your modelling is very inspirational, Boomer. Thanks for sharing!👍

A 'structured' approach to building a structure. 🙄 🤷‍♂ 😁 Looking good. 👍

Absolutely amazing! This is so inspiring. I want to build this for my first scratch build!

Incredible attention to detail. Such a pleasure to watch :)

Nice video your work is awesome thanks for sharing David @LCRR

$2 in materials and a million dollars worth of fun! Thx again for sharing your technique Boomer.

For door knobs I use #8 x1/2" sequin pins. They are shiny metal and do the trick as well.

You are an inspiration sir! Thanks for sharing these videos.

Great teacher Dinner..... Excellent 👍 again thank you... I would really like to build this river and barge, maybe with a Tropicana orange juice facility, like make my own. There's one in Tampa , fl. But only past buy a few times but it's an idea and you make it so simple... I'm pretty good with road's, streets. Where traffic lights go , lines in the road the easy stuff lol...

Scratch buildings has always been a challenge for me, so I appreciate the step by step demonstration of your methods. You also point to materials I haven't seen mentioned elsewhere.

Amazing results! The construction of the door hinges and knobs is awesome! To buy that yard office would easily be 30 bucks or more in US dollars. I would have never thought to heat the rod, to make a doorknob. Super nice job.

Great vid. Here's a tip for bricks and block work on soft woods. Sharpen a 2H pencil and draw lines on the surface. The harder pencil tip will leave "mortor" lines depressed into the surface. Cheers

Hello. You showed and explained that very nicely and the result is great. I'm looking forward to your next video in which you will probably paint the building. Greetings Tino

Absolutely amazing! I learn so much from each of your videos. You are a master!

would not expect any less from you great job

Fantastic. Those door knobs are much more realistic than small pin heads. Looks like I need some smaller sized styrene. Thanks for sharing. Cheers -- Larry.

Nice video Boomer. Looking forward to seeing how you go about painting it. It's looking really good. - Nicholas.

Such magnificent technique and hand skills. It’s fortunate (at least for me) that this type of build is not transferable to N Scale. It’s just all too damn small. As always Boomer - thank you for the share.

I had to take a second look when I saw the video on my feed, I thought it was a Glover Road video with the cold storage! Great video and thanks for sharing! If I tried to drill out the back of the security cameras for the cable, I probably would have broken it right off the building!

National cold storage really jumped out at me in the back. Amazing how a faded colour can still add so much vibrance to the scene. Can’t wait to see what the steel place looks like. I know, I know, one build at a time….

It’s just Amazing, wish I had the time to do all my scratch building…

Excellence continues, thanks for sharing. ??? Where did you buy you small drill bit set you showed early in the video as you were doing the door knobs.

Hi Boomer! Awesome content. Quick question, on the building lights made out of I-beams. Where do you find the clear for the lens of the light? Thank you

As movimentações estão..fortes por aí..🤜🤛

I’m well versed in scratching with styrene in larger scale, but still new to 1:87 and it’s a struggle at times.

Great build and I am learning so much from your videos! Have you considered using high density foam for the base instead of basal wood?

I appreciate you letting me tag along, I’m immersed. Are you using the cold storage building from Glover Road? Wow that MP 15 is smooth as silk.

Looking forward to paint and weathering! Is it just me or was the video sped up? The pace and cadence of you voice seemed different to me.

Only just noticed this from the video intro - unrelated to the current video content. Not a criticism but I'd like to understand the thought process for not including a bit of the prototype's vertical grade change leading up to the barge slip. I went out of my way to create both subtle and obvious track grade changes on my layout.

Is a wee small hinge and I have to use my Dicfeos to see it. Did you paint the nobs silver? Job well done!

I'm curious as to how you are going to do the chain link fence around the Yard Office. I have a couple fence projects on my schedule.

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