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In this cargo modeling marathon we are making the whole range of cargos for your H0-scale train goods cars. We are using both scratch building techniques, as well as building laser cut kits. The goal is to show how easy it is to make unique, good looking cargos for your open style goods cars and how much that cargo changes the look of the entire car. "Don´t buy a new car, build a new cargo!" Link to the video tutorial (Youtube): https://youtu.be/3mTBe4JYrqk

Hi! Tunnel portals are important scenery details, which most often is bought as a standard item ready made. Then just as often the portal will be somewhat misplaced, unless you´re modelling exactly the region from where the prototype portal has been taken. This video presents methods and materials needed to make any type of stone arch tunnel portal to fit the scenery you model. Link to the video tutorial (Youtube): https://youtu.be/gVnoHbfxOWk

Hi! :smile: I´ve now completed the video how I make my spruce trees. Working time: 20 min/ea. Video link below.. Here´s a photo of some trees made using this method. I hope this can be of use for my fellow-modellers. Here´s a video tutorial (Youtube) how to make them like this: https://youtu.be/1ghCV-UlyWQ

Hi! I´ve been modelling a wooden harbour warehouse this week. This scratch build method is not so demanding but will still give you a nice and aged look. The material is low cost balsa sheet and PVA-B glue + paint. https://youtu.be/XlFLmKggBE0

Hi! I have built a harbour area, where as I made the water surface from toilet paper and hi-gloss warnish. I was very happy with the result, so I made a short video tutorial of the process. Hopefully it can be of help to others. Link to the video at Youtube: https://youtu.be/2TwpB7sVMn8 Here´s a few photos of the result:

Thank you Simon!

Hi Allan, Sorry for super-late reply! This platform is modelled from Bolton Abbey Uk. The platform today has been replaced by a concrete one, but the original stairs remain (Those I still have to build though..)

Hi! This week I've been making a model of a beautiful wooden platform from early 1900s. The construction is not very complicated or demanding. The total work time for a 700mm platform was about 8 hours including integration on the layout. https://youtu.be/uTdfW44zlrQ

Hi! I´ve been modelling a white water scene and made a video of the process. Hope you like it. https://youtu.be/t7rKu7bMHcI

Hi! This week I´ve been modelling a wooden shed with that beautiful silver gray aged look outside keeping the inside as naturally aged wood. https://youtu.be/VCXWRFLVxe0

Hi! I´ve been trying out different materials and methods of making a realistic, but yet easy-to-make gravel ground for industries, countryside stations and train yards. I finally ended up using the method presented in this video https://youtu.be/0hQxzNL7Drs

Hi! Here´s a video from the 3rd annual Märklin H0 Forum member meeting in Hamburg, Germany. https://youtu.be/KZaXtKBHD1U

Hi! A video in the model railroad entertainment section: https://youtu.be/VXl0Oh37-js

Hi! Welcome to the party! https://youtu.be/IxAyZch4TtM

Howdy! I like watching these photos and wonder if you´re applying spray-glue + turf after some of the layers? Or is it shorter static grass? It also seem like you only apply glue in spots and apply many rounds of spots with different coloured static grass? Right/Wrong?