05-29-2014, 02:50 PM
Here is the culvert area with "ground goop" added:
When I mix a batch, I usually mix more than I need for one project, and I look for places to put the excess that will move other projects along. In recent weeks, I'd been building up a scenery base near the Sunkist lead for a Railroad Avenue urethane kit for a "Derelict House". I'd placed and leveled a base of white foam. To use the extra goop from the first culvert, I packed it around the foam, and things are now starting to take shape here:
For ground cover, a big thing I use is stone debris I find in desert or similar areas when I'm out railfanning. I take along coffee cans and look for different colors, sizes, and textures. This photo didn't come out very well, but it shows the basic idea:
So the next step will be to start on ground cover for these new areas.
When I mix a batch, I usually mix more than I need for one project, and I look for places to put the excess that will move other projects along. In recent weeks, I'd been building up a scenery base near the Sunkist lead for a Railroad Avenue urethane kit for a "Derelict House". I'd placed and leveled a base of white foam. To use the extra goop from the first culvert, I packed it around the foam, and things are now starting to take shape here:
For ground cover, a big thing I use is stone debris I find in desert or similar areas when I'm out railfanning. I take along coffee cans and look for different colors, sizes, and textures. This photo didn't come out very well, but it shows the basic idea:
So the next step will be to start on ground cover for these new areas.