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Wiley's Scale Modeling
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Bench Time #191: New FB Live's this week, Westboro Sandhouse, and Diorama Updates
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www.podbean.com/eau/pb-bss94-1669729
This week's episode felt more like old times! We figured it would take a few episodes to get back into the swing of things, but damn this week was a ton of fun. Brett and Todd give us an update on the new "E" layout because it finally has all of the bench work completed and is ready to begin working UP from the base now.
Then Brett gives us a quick update on the status of his new build, which he spent some time this past Monday night showing his work on during a Facebook/UA-cam live session.
After that, Todd discusses the finishing steps to his diorama of the French Cafe that he's wrapping up before he gets into his HO scale model building again.
Then we jump into some listener questions and of course, Todd had a complaint and grievance that he aired out on the show (or two, or three).
Since we mentioned RailroadKits & Microlumina, we figured we would give you guys a link to check out some of their awesome kits, details and lighting options for your model railroad layout! Check them out here: RailroadKtis & Microlumina. Don't forget, they also have the F&SM Metal Castings! (neither of these two links are affiliate links, just wanted to direct you to awesome things)
www.podbean.com/eau/pb-bss94-1669729
This week's episode felt more like old times! We figured it would take a few episodes to get back into the swing of things, but damn this week was a ton of fun. Brett and Todd give us an update on the new "E" layout because it finally has all of the bench work completed and is ready to begin working UP from the base now.
Then Brett gives us a quick update on the status of his new build, which he spent some time this past Monday night showing his work on during a Facebook/UA-cam live session.
After that, Todd discusses the finishing steps to his diorama of the French Cafe that he's wrapping up before he gets into his HO scale model building again.
Then we jump into some listener questions and of course, Todd had a complaint and grievance that he aired out on the show (or two, or three).
Since we mentioned RailroadKits & Microlumina, we figured we would give you guys a link to check out some of their awesome kits, details and lighting options for your model railroad layout! Check them out here: RailroadKtis & Microlumina. Don't forget, they also have the F&SM Metal Castings! (neither of these two links are affiliate links, just wanted to direct you to awesome things)
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Bench Time #190: Getting Ready to Assemble the Layout
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Source: www.podbean.com/eau/pb-5gqnn-1645a84 Hey gang! We're back with Bench Time #190 and the typical internet problems that Brett loves! This week we give you all some updates on our newest work, plans for the layout, gripes, and a funny eye doctor story. Question for all of you: What are some topics that you'd like us to cover in the coming episodes? We're always willing to share our stories...
Bench Time #189: Memorial Day Bench Talk
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Source: www.podbean.com/eau/pb-yb2ym-1622dee We hope you all have a safe memorial day weekend and take time to remember the reason we all have the ability to enjoy this holiday. This week we're back with the usual rants and discussions about the hobby. Brett also talks about his crusty paint bin and the things we save in the hobby trying to be cheapskates. What are you working on currently at y...
RIP Track Shed | FOS Kit of the Month build update from Brett’s Shop
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Just a quick update from the new shop of a little Kit of the Month build I’ve had for a while. RIP Track Shed was a fun little build that allowed me to dust off the cobwebs and get back into the swing of building models again without having to bust out one of my bigger kits on the shelf. Check out more at wileysscalemodeling.com #WileysScaleModeling #HOScale #FineScale #ModelRailroading #Crafts...
Bench Time #188: Let’s Get Building! The Long Awaited Return and Reboot
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Hey Fine Scale Freaks! Guess what? Todd and Brett Wiley are back at the bench, and we couldn’t be more excited! It’s been over a year since our last episode, and boy, do we have some catching up to do. So, here’s the scoop: we’ve been through a lot - layout teardown, house demolition, building a new home, and finally moving back in. Now that the dust has settled, Brett is ready to dive back int...
Bench Time #187: James A. Powell of Dirt Spot.7 and Monster
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Source: www.podbean.com/eau/pb-5pj7w-13c6a89 This week we had James A. Powell on the show for a long-overdue appearance! James talked with us about some exciting new things he's working on including a soon available pre-order of a new book he is featured in from White River Productions. shop.whiteriverproductions.com/products/swts NOTE: Brett was incorrect about White River productions and the ...
Bench Time #184: Bernard Hellen of Miniprints.com
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Welcome back for Bench Time #184 where we featured Bernard Hellen of Miniprints.com! We were very excited to get Bernard back on the show, and coincidentally it was almost two years to the day since we had him on last, you can catch his other episode here: Bench Time #159: Bernard Hellen of Miniprints Bernard talks about some new developments from miniprints and how we can't believe that he's c...
Bench Time #186: Wayman Humphrey from Pro Scale Models!
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Source: www.podbean.com/eau/pb-hmqwr-139f00a Wayman Humphrey from Pro Scale Models on Facebook, UA-cam and even TikTok joined us for his first guest appearance! We talked about everything from his intro into scale modeling, his love of art, music, tattooing, and everything in-between. Make sure you check out Wayman's art and videos at the links below. We can't wait to have him back for some dee...
Bench Time #185: Brian Wolfe from Mainline Hobby Supply
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Bench Time #185: Brian Wolfe from Mainline Hobby Supply
Bench Time #183: Todd’s Canyon Fears, Snow in Water, Glue Talk, and an Eagle Nightmare
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Bench Time #183: Todd’s Canyon Fears, Snow in Water, Glue Talk, and an Eagle Nightmare
Bench Time Podcast #182: Every Episode has a Porpoise
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Bench Time Podcast #182: Every Episode has a Porpoise
Bench Time #181: Jason Jensen of Jason Jensen Trains
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Bench Time #181: Jason Jensen of Jason Jensen Trains
Bench Time #180: Halloween & Model Building Fun!
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Bench Time #180: Halloween & Model Building Fun!
Bench Time #179: Jeff Grove of Carolina Craftsman Kits
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Bench Time #179: Jeff Grove of Carolina Craftsman Kits
Bench Time #173: Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
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Bench Time #173: Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
Bench Time #172: A Good Time for Some New Model Building Content
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Bench Time #172: A Good Time for Some New Model Building Content
Bench Time #171: Grand Finale & Thank You
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Bench Time #171: Grand Finale & Thank You
Bench Time #169: Jeff Grove of Carolina Craftsman Kits
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Bench Time #169: Jeff Grove of Carolina Craftsman Kits
Bench Time #167: It's almost spring! Todd & Brett Bench Talk
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Bench Time #167: It's almost spring! Todd & Brett Bench Talk
Bench Time #166: Jason Jensen & James A. Powell
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Bench Time #166: Jason Jensen & James A. Powell
Bench Time #165: Dave Stanton & D.A.R.E. Model Railroad Club
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Bench Time #165: Dave Stanton & D.A.R.E. Model Railroad Club
Bench Time #164: Ron Klaiss of Mine Mount Models
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Bench Time #164: Ron Klaiss of Mine Mount Models
Bench Time #162: Spring Group Build Announcement!
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Bench Time #162: Spring Group Build Announcement!
Bench Time #160: Brett's Campbells Kit Update & Todd's Tank Build
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Bench Time #160: Brett's Campbells Kit Update & Todd's Tank Build
Bench Time #159: Bernard Hellen of MiniPrints.ca gives us the scoop on 3D printing in the hobby
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Bench Time #159: Bernard Hellen of MiniPrints.ca gives us the scoop on 3D printing in the hobby
Bench Time #158: Goodbye 2020, Merry Christmas & Happy New Year
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Bench Time #158: Goodbye 2020, Merry Christmas & Happy New Year
Bench Time #157: What's on your Christmas Wish List?
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Bench Time #157: What's on your Christmas Wish List?
Craftsman Kit Unboxing - Last Chance Gas from Crescent Creek Models
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Craftsman Kit Unboxing - Last Chance Gas from Crescent Creek Models
Bench Time #155: Thanksgiving Deals, Todd's Rant & Listener Questions
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Bench Time #155: Thanksgiving Deals, Todd's Rant & Listener Questions
Bench Time #154: Bruce Nickerson from Seaport Model Works
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Bench Time #154: Bruce Nickerson from Seaport Model Works
It’s strange that you keep calling the company that made this kit F. O. S. The company is owned by a man named Doug Foscale. So the company is called Fos scale models.
Oh by the way I love the shorts. Sitting on the toilet
Can't wait for more!!!
The drawer underneath your workbench that came from Michael's what size was that
Are you gonna start up the podcast again? I always enjoyed listening to you guys.
Yes! We restarted it back in May 2024, go check it out
Another suggestion for the open door: put the black paper over the door opening instead of blackening the door window...
WELCOME BACK.
Hay there Bret
I think if I made a road like this I'd use White lines instead of yellow
Have you ever made a road like an Interstate Highway Road?
Hi, did you try the liquitex heavy gel gloss medium? Any differences? Thx
nice
Looks great. You can never have too many little sheds on the layout!
Nice work. It must feel good to stretch the modeling muscles after a year plus.
Glad you’re back! Enjoyed the show. If I may, it would be nice if you guys could watch the foul language. I know you gents are better than that. Brett, I wouldn’t want my kids to hear it. You’re a better dad than that.
We might’ve gotten a little carried away, but the shows are all listed as explicit. Always have been. We will cool it off a bit next time, but won’t change the core. ❤
What…???? Time for some “man splainin”..!!! Haha.. Welcome back..!
Can you sand it after it cures to smooth it out? I thought this was more of a pour and smooth out application. It was really helpful to see that you can use a paint brush to apply it and that you don't need that much. Useful video, thanks!
Thanks bud I'm already here
It should be noted dimension wise, these are good dimensions for an older highway from say the 1930s. If you are modeling a more modern era such as after the 1960s, highways generally have 12 to 13 ft lanes now with 4, 8 or 10 ft paved shoulders, or just gravel. Center line skips are standard 10 ft long now on 40 ft centers, so 30 ft gaps. The gap between double yellow is generally 7 to 8”. Looks good. 👍🏻
Harry. He looks like a Harry to me
Something tells me that this isn't the first figure to be on that cork by the looks of it.
That guys name is Rocky Balboa
Love you it
nice
Looks like a 'Luigi' ...
I think dry bushing on top of first black layer would make more details
Cool idea 😮 Thanks for sharing 👍
Awesome! Saved for the future recreation of my grandfather’s chicken houses and hay barn on my n scale.
Really great result! Liked and subscribed 👍
Subbed just because I loved the subscribe sign you have at the beginning
Nice. I'm looking for something that I can leave outside..
have you tried mixing it with paints before? I seen someone made some really nice toxic sludge with the heavy gloss medium (similar to this, was liquitex, also) I have been meaning to pick some up to mess around with and see if I can do anything I want to use on my bases (I mainly do Warhammer 40k armies, but I really like to make nice bases for them) I am looking at getting into using UV resin, as I'm only using it in small amounts, so easy enough to do. Resin on the scale you're doing is a huge task.
I like the idea of using brown chalk to tone down the colors and to highlight the facial features. For skin, I use Army Painter skin tones: Barbarian flesh, Elven Flesh, and Tanned Flesh. Then I apply an Army Painter wash: either a light tone or a flesh tone to bring out the highlights. I also use Army Painter Washes - sometimes they're called shaders - to add contrast to the rest of the figure. Painting blue jeans with a faded denim craft paint, then applying a blue wash makes outstanding faded jeans!
Du redest so unendlich viel anstatt auf den Punkt zu kommen.
Just tried this and wow it works great! Never thought of sanding the back side if the paper!
Are you planning on any more videos?
Looks like long wooden matches might work and be a lot cheaper.
This is a great interview, not just by entering the (mindblowing?) mind of James Powell, but in the fascinating history of early model railroading.
Great interview. James is a true creator and superior asset to the hobby..!
I just used this method on a set of 1/35 scale tank tracks which are going on a derelict Tiger 1, came out very nice! Thanks for sharing your secret brew!
I was curious and hope you'll answer, even though the video is few years old! Was everything packed like that when you received the kit (ie: stripwood loose as well as all of the other wood parts)?
👊 *PromoSM*
Very true, but was he sitting on the toilet?? Asking for a friend 🤓
I use a small tupperware, plus Master's Brush Cleaner when needed.
This is a great insight into Wayman's ideas and thoughts in modeling, especially his weathering. They may look easy in his videos, but his training and artistic eye allow his hands to work magic.
It's a great hobby shop. There's so much inside. It's like peeling an onion when you slide the panels. When I lived in Virginia, it was a long drive, but worth it. Now that I'm in South Carolina, I'm glad they do mail-order. Good interview.
Interesting, I tried to use this method and was unsuccessful. I used Kilz, then inexpensive spray paint, let it dry and then mineral spirits. The paint simply would not come off. A shame, I was looking forward to using this.
I'm sorry that this happened!
Excellent instruction and excellent results! Thank you greatly for uploading this, I want to build a run down n scale barn and a few run down wooden buildings and I was curious how I was going to do it until I found your video.
Glad it was helpful!
Why not use a brush and stipple the gloss gel medium to make your waves? It would seem that the resulting effect would be more subtle.
We'll try that!
Lovely work ❤️❤️❤️ Four years ago I painted close to 100 figurines in three weeks. I had used citadel colours back then. I have few more pending to be painted. Planning to use acrylic colours this time