Making concrete and adding details! 

where there's pigeons, there's poop. just sayin'....

Jason….wondering if you can recommend a replacement for the Cocoon chalk paint. The cocoon color appears to be discontinued by ArtMinds. Thanks in advance!

You built it beautifully. Great details. Greetings Tino

Your painting skills are off the charts. Great job.

I have recently found you on youtube and have ben bouncing around binge watching. (I can't seem to stop) This is the video I needed. It was perfectly explained and demonstrated. Thank you.

I recently moved from HO to O-27 Lionel. You should think about putting out a few of your buildings in O scale. Everything else transfers over to O just fine.

Wonderful! Thank you. How thick do you cut the foam for the concrete and sidewalks?

Your vast knowledge of these paints and the different effects is absolutely amazing! Especially for one so young 😂 Almost makes me want to switch from N to HO scale!

In Milwaukee, they paved-over the cobblestone alleys in the downtown area (they tore the cobbles out on the main roads). The asphalt that they paved over the alleys with is long since gone except at the edges, and the alleys are now back to the incredibly durable cobbles. It is very interesting how the asphalt tapers from the edges only where there are structures down to the cobbles. Where there is a parking lot or any other open area, the cobbles go right to the edge because the asphalt was not protected by a structure.

Great job Jason on the traffic signals did you just paint the lights or did you insert a colored bulb?

Thanks, Jason . Nice job, I hope I can get to this level of detail on my RR.

Your modelling is so inspiring. Thank you for sharing….

Are you trying to produce a New England town? Does not look like Colorado :)

I thought I was the only nut who puts birds on buildings! Lovely additional detail Jason. Cheers

Inspiring and gorgeous, very very impressive and so pleasant to watch...I do like the pigeons!

I really enjoy your process. Your layout is very inspiring. Thanks for the great videos!

That section looked fantastic, and the pigeons were absolutely worth it. I love this channel, and though I make game terrain not railroad layouts I've learned as much or more from you than from any ttrpg crafting channel. Thanks for sharing your incredible work.

Remarkable work as always. Have you given thought about using some kind of movement devices for the cars on the display? Magnorail for example.

hey Jason, have you used Woodland Scenics realistic water? i'm about to, i've used it before, so i'm familiar w/the process. but..i want to add debris to my streets and pour realistic water also. don't know if i should glue debris in place 1st, or pour 1st, then glue (w/elmer's) onto the realistic water. if i glue the debris in place, then pour, i'm afraid the water won't be able to self-level. thank you for your work, it's effing awesome.

Good morning to you Jason. Shout out to you from Texas.

Pigeons! "We are not worthy!" "We are not worthy!" I plan to do a flying traffic light from Futurama some day (soon?) found a traffic light controller for train sets on Amazon. $20. Haven't used it yet but it looks easy to run.

Great as usual Jason! Cant wait for your new kit either. Question: What 3d printer(s) do you use? The traffic lights and lampposts look absolutely great!

Can't find Cocoon paint. They don't make it anymore. Do you now have a substitute?

Great video Jason! It's really fun watching this part of the layout come to life. Thanks for all you do!

I'd absolutely go to the trouble of adding pigeons. But I'd draw the line at pigeon droppings...

👍Very well done (as always) especially given it was 11pm! Thanks for the great video...wish I had 1/10 your talent...🚂

Your techniques are inspiring but when you're working on the layout with those highly detailed buildings just inches away you make me nervous! LOL

Scale model property owners never take care of their property. Roofs have bad shingles, windows are broken, buildings are dirty and haven't been painted in 50 years, You never see a scale building owner who takes pride in his property. Never see a freshly painted, well maintained building with no garbage in the yard.

Walmart also sells those exact chalk paint colors. May I make a possible modification to your lamp posts? Is it not possible to print the lower and upper sections in an opaque plastic and the area where LEDs can be mounted made from clear plastic?

Thanks brother! Got most of them you mentioned. Like you I enjoy my books. They are a good investment for sure. God bless you and yours.

Love all the details. Didn't notice if you added fallen leaves on the rooftops along with the pigeons?

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I notice that on just about every building you have a window tilted open. Is there a trick to doing this?

Very nice, I like the atmosphere.

Once again mate another great video, was wondering with street lights your not pre wiring them as you go along? To work when all set up and done

Awesome modeling and imagination Jason… love those traffic lights, on my list.. you rocking this…

Where did you get your wallpaper?

Amazing job! You are a ROCK STAR!!!!!!!!

Great techniques, Jason. Really nicely done.

Always fun to watch you work!

Another gr8 video Jason, 👏👏💯%

I love the pigeons, and the cat on the garbage can

Great video as always.

Jason, a great video on adding that extra layer of very fine details. When you add your traffic lights permanently, you will need to add lines to the road9s) to indicate where the cars need to actually stop on red, don't want any accidents..... The pigeon painting is very fine, and came out great. Thank you for sharing. Cheers, and keep safe, Michael

Dear Jason, great scene, love the sidewalks, curbs, concrete slabs. Such a simple method for the ground goop. Awesome!

Great work Jason, I really love those city chickens you printed. I got a kick out of the one perched on the camera shop sign. Cheers Rob

Good morning Jason, as always your work is so motivating. I love your detail - the stop lights, lamp post and pigeons. I know you have seagulls in your nautical scenes, do you personally plan on adding seagulls on your store site. Enjoy the weekend.

Your 3 d parts will be such a great addition to the website, and this corner lot T-you’ve modeled couldn’t be cooler! 🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤

I've not watched any of your videos before. I'll definitely be watching the rest. Great work!

Where do you buy artminds cocoon chalk paint? I cannot find it.

Great quality work and lots of good advice. I guess this is what I have come to expect from your videos 🙂 Thank you Jason!

A flawless work and knowledge base as always, Jason. Greetings from Milan, Italia.

I'm always amazed at the details you put on. Do you have a box set of your videos for future reference?

Absolutely astonishing details, it's so amazing how adding weeds, grass and trash just add loads of character to the layout 🚂👍

very nice job !!!

Ah…….Saturday morning with Jason Jensen, some coffee and a Jimmy Dean sausage, egg, and cheese biscuit….. perfect!

Great video of the importance of details and textures, Jason. I love how the new town's shaping up. I'd love to see more of your airbrush cleaning routine sometime. I have a similar routine for my single action, but my dual action always seems like it's a lot of work to clean even with acrylics.

Excellent tutorial not only on cement area, but lamps, traffic lights & pigeons along with painting.. cement ages as you mentioned.. Traffic light post from my youth were a dark green post while light housing was black.. street lamp lists were black with light globes being frosted.. like your choice of colors as well.. busy, busy.. Happy Modeling Jason🎶☕️☕️✌️

Nice! This ties all your models together! Great work!

Jason, thanks for all you do to support the hobby. You have significantly improved my modeling skills and upped my motivation over the last few years. I like the new lamp post and traffic signal details. Have you considered making a kit version that would allow us to put LEDs in them to add a little automation to our layouts? Perhaps you could choose a standard LED form factor so that you wouldn't have to get into the electronic supply business. Or, of course, you could supply it all. Cheers.

Another amazing episode! Would love to know about the road and man hole covers etc. I keep waiting for the next video!

Excellent detailing Jason! Layout is looking fantastic!

just so good man thanks

Great video Jason and very neat details. Thanks for share Cesar

I love how all these mini worlds are coming to life within the big mini world.

Stunning results. Love watching the layout come to life.

Very impressive as usual!

superb as always

I thought I had seen it all until I saw your pigeons! :) Outstanding!!!

Fantastic scene, and the detail parts are amazing!

Really nice work on the area, looks great!

As always,absolutely terrific

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