05-01-2011, 09:31 AM
Work continues with preparations for the industry in the south east corner. Various Cornerstone brick building kits will be used as a base for kit bashing. The next local shop (RD Hobby, about 100 miles away) will be visited on Tuesday.
![[Image: Img_0653-1.jpg?t=1304263482]](http://i966.photobucket.com/albums/ae149/faraway52/FL2011/Img_0653-1.jpg?t=1304263482)
A simple method is used to make incremental updates easy. The wooden base is covered with a layer of cork. A layer of thin blue foam is glued with simple white wood glue on larger areas like places, streets etc. (Tracks are mounted on the cork). That white glue does not really bond well with the blue foam. That makes it easy to remove large patches of scenery. You can see areas that have no foam coverage. I will have to remove the scenery at that spots with water and lots of hard work tomorrow... need a vacuum to get rid of the resulting slurry.
![[Image: Img_0650-1.jpg?t=1304263482]](http://i966.photobucket.com/albums/ae149/faraway52/FL2011/Img_0650-1.jpg?t=1304263482)
ps. I am very happy with the new created small yard. It is an excellent origin and destination of the local jobs.
A simple method is used to make incremental updates easy. The wooden base is covered with a layer of cork. A layer of thin blue foam is glued with simple white wood glue on larger areas like places, streets etc. (Tracks are mounted on the cork). That white glue does not really bond well with the blue foam. That makes it easy to remove large patches of scenery. You can see areas that have no foam coverage. I will have to remove the scenery at that spots with water and lots of hard work tomorrow... need a vacuum to get rid of the resulting slurry.
ps. I am very happy with the new created small yard. It is an excellent origin and destination of the local jobs.
Reinhard