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Hi-DEF virtual tour of the HO Silverdale model train layout
What a great way to display a layout. Green screen is relatively easy to use. I am still experimenting using Photo Shop elements, and am no where as good as Bruce. When I go close up on my models… well I need to start again. They look great from 8 - 10 ft, but at 8 inches, my modelling need to improve.
Bruce, looking forward to part 3.
OMG!! This is so cool. You really brought the layout to life.
were is silverdale
Awesome!
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That is the best creative model railroad video I have ever seen. Others have tried, but you succeeded where others have failed. You cracked me up with that Twilight Zone / Alfred Hitchcock narrative. Well, well, well done!
Great job, Bruce - the models, visual tricks, the voice, and completely convincing music!
BF, composer (BMI)
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Bruce, this is spectacular! You’ve certainly set a new standard for ‘layout visits’! This is a very creative way to both see the layout as a ‘real thing’ while discussing how you did the modeling. 'Keep 'em coming!
Wow a new “dimension” in layout videos.
Very smooth camera moves and excellent micro photography.
Can you describe how this was done? Camera - Camera support
etc. Thanks Bruce, looking forward to new episodes
A great way to view a layout.
THIS IS AMAZING! I thought I was looking at a real railroad! Great job, Bruce! Eagerly awaiting part 3!
Very cool! As Rod said, you really bring things to life with sound and motion. Excellent work!
That was really cool!!
Wow, Very inspiring and shows very accomplished video. That is tough stuff to get smooth timing. Great work
Ray
Very good. Thoughtfully presented , all it needs is the British accent.
what can i say but a great way to see a layout tour way to go Bruce!
why is the picture so small - can’t find a control to make it full screen - its like watching it on a phone!!!
This is great! But where can I find part 1?
All my videos are done in 1080p Hi-Def. To see it in full screen, you need to click the “Square frame” icon on the bottom right, and select 1080p from the “Gear” icon.
Part 1 through 3 are posted on this Model Railroader “User Submitted” page.