04-18-2009, 01:07 AM
YES YES YES!!! Outstanding work! 
You can always try the crinkled up foil method for making a rocky face. In this area, it may be really neat also to add some bore holes from the blasting of this cut. Depends on how 'new' the cut is, I suppose, as to how much growth has appeared, such as moss, weeds, etc. Also keep drainage in mind, with gullies coming away from the cut alongside the track.
You are well on your way to some really neat scenes (IF I do say so myself!) Still waiting for the Hannibal Smith moment...cigar in teeth, smiling and saying..."I love it when a plan comes together".
Galen
You can always try the crinkled up foil method for making a rocky face. In this area, it may be really neat also to add some bore holes from the blasting of this cut. Depends on how 'new' the cut is, I suppose, as to how much growth has appeared, such as moss, weeds, etc. Also keep drainage in mind, with gullies coming away from the cut alongside the track.
You are well on your way to some really neat scenes (IF I do say so myself!) Still waiting for the Hannibal Smith moment...cigar in teeth, smiling and saying..."I love it when a plan comes together".
Galen
I may not be a rivet counter, but I sure do like rivets!