What's BEST for your model railway? Laser cut kits, or plastic?

Подписаться 780

Просмотров 6 тыс.

50% 1

We are back and with thanks to the guys at JS Models (www.jsmodels.co.uk/) we get to try out one of their laser cut engine shed kits and decide what's best for your model railway layout... wood or plastic?
As always, let us know your thoughts in the comments below, and remember most of the products featured are available at rail-stuff.com
Laser cut glue rail-stuff.com/products/delux...
Glue n Glaze rail-stuff.com/products/delux...
Knightwing shed rail-stuff.com/products/knigh...
One shot primer rail-stuff.com/products/mig-o...
Rust pigment rail-stuff.com/products/mig-w...
#modelrail #modelrailway #hornby #bachmann #accurascale #oogauge #diorama #railway

Опубликовано:

10 июл 2023

Ссылка:

Скачать:

Готовим ссылку...

Добавить в:

Мой плейлист

Посмотреть позже

Комментарии : 9

@bramelsheretan

that plastic kit reminds me of one I chopped up to create a low relief warehouse. Mine was either Dapol or Airfix though

@user-sv4pj5jl8n

An apples to oranges comparison. The Vollmer 47607 Single Track Engine Shed is an equaly detailed kit. Or alternatively the Wills engine shed would make for a better comparison.

@davidlochrie2452

This is designed as a stone not brick building. I don't think Jonathon would have designed the kit with bricks more than 4 times scale size. Doesn't detract from the techniques used and some parts of the North West and Scotland do have red sandstone.

@jerry2357

The Knightwing kit looks quite continental European to me, rather than British. The laser-cut kit looks more British to me, although it's obviously a stone building, not brick.

@newlynnrailway Год назад

I do love laser kits, I`ve had many fairprice kits, plastic seems to have fallen behind as theres little 00 houses and i`ve gone faller or heljan or the older Hornby kits which are still made under gaugemaster, I seal the brick work with matt varnish after painting then if your doing a motar wash or i sometimes use tiling grout, it stops the pre painted surface be rubbed off.