I got this in from Paul.
Paul has written much, but he doesn’t need to, he’s made a wonderful ‘how to’ video.
A huge thanks to Paul. It’s genius!
“Hello Alastair,
Here’s a simple idea of mine that might be of some interest.
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Paul”
And thank for all the comments on the ebay cheat sheet – it certainly does go mad at this time of the year – I hope you all found some bargains.
That’s all this time, folks.
Please do keep ’em coming.
Best
Al
A great idea Paul …Dave
Great idea. I will definitely use this technique! NJ Mark
Very effective and remarkable simple – Thanks
Great stuff! Recently dug out my 55 year old Marx die cast 666 loco with all the original cars. Runs great! Looking for a basic wooden platform that a beginner can build or buy. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you
A great idea with just a few words. I loved it. Thanks Paul
Excellent….a very simple yet good looking and functional addition,,,,,,to any layout…..just adjust size for scale.
This is so simple and looks great.
Nice one Paul.
It is always the simple that is the most effective.
Keep the ideas coming.
A man after my own style…As seen in my previous things…I am a user of cardboard..paper…balsa…big and small boxes…and whatever else is available…Your fences are awsome….Now try siding a building the same way….Mike
Another reply…to “Old Loco 666….Make his fence without the supports…on stiff cardboard with support under…VIOLA!…you have your deck…Mike
For an old man had trouble reading that fast but got the idea and sure to use when I finally get started Thxs
I used window screen (scrap or store-bought) to make fencing and fence gates.
Just cut at 45° to the grid and it’s instant Tornado Fence. Distance of cuts to match modeling scale of fence height.
Straight pins or clipped paperclips make great posts, top rail of fence, and diagonals.. Again, sized and spaced to match modeling scale.
Note: “Window screen” comes in various grid spacings–find your scale. .. John
great looking fence. you have opened up ideas for sides of building etc .great how to goes straight into the library.
A very rustic fence, it looks real neat.
Paul from Ozzie.
Alastair I have got a lot of good ideas from you’r site. This one from Paul is so simple and be converted to a lot of projects. Thanks Terry from the US
awesome job on the fence. coconut fiber is what we in New Zealand use for hanging pot liners, it made that section of your layout completely awesome.
thanks for sharing your tips.
What a great addition to a model railroad. I have some buildings separated in a town setting need some filler. Fence will work just fine to fill in some of the area.
Thanks
Tom, Central Maryland, USA
Truly a keeper. I will definitely use it on my layout. Thanks
Perfect idea! Thank you.
Nice job Paul…….good instructional video.