Model Railroading with Jack Burgess Tricks for Better Models

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In this episode of Model Railroading with Jack Burgess, Jack talks about some unusual tools he has designed to aid himself in his model building. The conversation is in the context of tips to help anyone build better models, but also tips for aging modelers whose hands are not as steady as they once were.
The insights provided here can save any modeler a lot of time and frustration!
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@trafficface 2 года назад

I mean this in the most respectful way, as a parent of child with autism and I also have it and then watching Jack's videos and work over a period of time, I can see some similarities and I hope my son grows up to be able to find a hobby like this one.

@bernardc2553 2 года назад

Adam fill his bucket full of ideas SOUNDS LIKE YOUR WELL ON TRACK

@JoeG-firehousewhiskey 2 года назад

Great information, thanks for the video!

@curtesamoangelos5995 2 года назад

Watched from Yosemite Kentucky. Thanks for the tips and tricks!

@yvfan 2 года назад

I didn't know that there is a town of Yosemite in Kentucky! Now I know... Jack

@brucec954 2 года назад

Great idea about using wedges. I started writing on my jigs so I would know down the road what they are for.

@OgaugeTrainsplusslotCars 2 года назад

Thanks for sharing 👍

@possumbayou8238 2 года назад

Great video. I love the I can't remember what that jig is for so in the trash. That's why I've started doing

@dontornquist7329 2 года назад

Thank you so much for doing these videos I am finding them very helpful and inspiring.

@LarryWGrant-dw6jo 2 года назад

Wonderful video and great advice from a master modeler! Thanks John!

@luke_atthat 2 года назад

Great video. Yes a jig to hold your models can save time and accuracy. I spent 20 minutes, once, to put back a screw on a coupler's car, because I have the shake on my left hand. Next time, I will prepare a jig to support the car so I can stabilize my left hand with my other hand! A third hand is so often practical. Nice ideas you gave us. Thank you.

@monaf.rosst.pinyan472 2 года назад

Great informative video. Thanx for all you've posted over the years. I may need a jig to help brush my teeth... those that are left.

@bernardc2553 2 года назад

Jack,the living Legend I been watching & learning You NAILED IT for many of us with RA Parkinsons ect when you just get so upset because your mind Knows but your hands just DONT I just want you to know how many ppl you've helped With your tips & tricks Merry Christmas &my best in "22"

@yvfan 2 года назад

Bernard...thank you for sharing your thoughts...comments like your mean a lot to me... Jack

@jcjackson726 2 года назад

Another great video! I'm not experiencing problems with my hands, but I will employ these techiniques for better model building. I loved seeing those large orange triangles, brought back old memories! I'm a senior designer for a civil eng. company and I use CAD now, but I did plenty of "board" drafting in the beginning. Newer staff have no idea that the "L" for text height refers to LeRoy. "Who's LeRoy", they ask. 🙂

@mr.shadestrains6033 2 года назад

Awsum great info 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

@gwmccoy 2 года назад

Do you have a link for the Shapeways supports mentioned @ 8:45? Thanks!

@JDsHouseofHobbies 2 года назад

I have a Tamya paint stand and Jack's car stand is a great idea!

@muir8009 2 года назад

Just to be boring: the ubiquitous New Zealand railways open platform carriages had canvas topped "turtle back" roofs and this has traditionally been reproduced by a balsa base layered with painted tissue paper. Works a treat! I've noticed over the years how wobbly my hands are getting with those finicky jobs; not only is it very frustrating with the immediate modeling task, but also that realisation that I ain't what I used to be... thanks for a wonderful and rather inspiring video

@voronOsphere 2 года назад

Great video! Clever tips! I'm going to keep my eye peeled for other potential "third hands." A flat stone or small brick is another possibility.

@stephenater9687 2 года назад

bean bag comes to mind. do they still make those bean bag ash trays? Guess i am old....

@YaknCamp 2 года назад

My guess on the hinged jig. A brake to bend brass sheet.

@yvfan 2 года назад

Could be but I already have a couple of commercial bending tools... Jack

@tccarr7162 2 года назад

The stand at 16:01 is available from Tamiya.

@Fedora5957 2 года назад

Jack: rescue the YV equipment at El Portel before it is dust!

@yvfan 2 года назад

We were in El Portal on Christmas day and the caboose is getting worse. Myself and some other YV fans helped repaint it in 2006 but I don't think that the park restoration crew used the brand of paint that I recommended and it didn't last very long. Jack

@davebnsfnscale4433 2 года назад

Roof angle jig possibly?

@yvfan 2 года назад

Please explain what a "roof angle jig" would accomplish... Jack

@gregsmith1719 2 года назад

Jack, don't throw your stuff away! Some kid down the line could really benefit from it! Someone else may get an idea and improve on it! You could probably sell your trash! I'll take it and pay for the postage! Hey, you could start selling your old stuff - just tell folks, "I don't want this anymore, or this, or that, and just make me an offer and pay for the shipping and it's yours." I would love to have a trash can of John Allen's old stuff, wouldn't you?