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Glennanburg Station In The Kings Valley

Welcome to Glennanburg in the Kings Valley. Come with me and follow I on this train layout/diorama construction journey as I share with you the different technics that I have used, and why I have used them and the tricks, tips, and bloopers of them. 

Some of the things that I will share with you on this train journey are the type of technic that I found the strongest and easiest way to make the mountains. And how I painted it. 
            Explore this amazing town wall building and sharing with you it hidden place to explore.
Join us all here Glennanburg to celebrating the Glennanburg wine festival. They also have a Glennanburg Beer Festival along with a few other festivals.
                               I will share with you how I made all these trees from String.
                                               Also this amazing stems of flowers.
                                I will share with you how I have made my own flocking.
                                                      And these wire tree. 
                        I will share with you how to make your own grand entrance façade. 
I love Tudor building so I will share with you all our buildings are painted in Tudor style, except for our little county farm which is Aussie. 
                                                And how inside all our building come to life. 
                                       Our little lonely goat herd. Our story on this. 

Come meet our little Mummy owl guarding her nest of eggs.

And our family of rabbits and many other animals in our very detail little village. Yes I will show you how to make your own HO Scale gates and much much more. 

I do hope you will enjoy this train journey as I have in creating it. And I look forward to sharing it all with who ever it interest. Tune in each Friday for more post of what's happening in Glennanburg. 

                                                                            
                                    

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