Scarpia's MINIVerse - Model Railroading
Test Layout 2
Work in progress
Terrain
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More coverage along the back hill |
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And along the front, a few groves of trees along the layout edge. I left the center area open so I'd have access to the switches. That's a starter fence going in. |
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Back to the pond, once it had dried all the way, a good vacuuming took up most of the loose grass. |
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And a fence was erected from the tool shed to the edge. Note the beginning of a scrap pile. |
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Tool shed and office |
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another gratuitous action shot. |
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The fence continues to grow, toothpick posts and left over wood from a craftsman kit. |
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This area is beginning to look a bit better. |
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More greenery planted around the pond. |
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Back over on Fither's Bend, I thought I'd try out my hand with the Pot Toppers from Micheals again. First up was gluing them down in a rough pattern (torn into little pieces, with the bottoms seperated). |
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Next up was adding a flock mix around the tufts. The brush was used to remove the flock from the tufts before gluing. |
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And glued down. |
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From a different view point |
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The next day, with the glue dried, here's how it looks. |
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I think there is a lot of potential for this product. |
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The fence got a couple of coats of paint |
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Seen from across the water... |
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Back to the Pot Toppers, you can see how they improve in appearance as the back gets filled in. |
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The fence received a light hint of gray drybrush. |
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And the pond is looking better every day. |
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