Scarpia's MINIVerse - Model Railroading
Test Layout 2
Work in progress
Terrain
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The first run at filling the pond with Woodland Scenics Water. |
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With one coat down, a second heavier coat went in. |
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I started adding coloring to the mix, and put in way too much green (also a Woodland Scenics dye) |
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I tried to correct that with some watered down brown (the old brush is used to mix the colors) |
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And ended up with this muddied "mess". |
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now to let it dry. |
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Before it dried though, I added some "reeds" while the mix was stil fluid. |
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They kind of wicked up the "water" and tipped over a bit. |
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and a few days later in my cold basement, not much clearing. |
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Always a good time to run trains though. |
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Finally it was kind of clearing up, but the water's edge "creep" seemed kind of extreme. |
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Turns out becuase I had a leak, from a bad seal along the fascia. |
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So, another coat goes down, this one not colored. |
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And slowly it dries in my cold, cold basement. |
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Once the top was firm, I applied some glue along the top edge |
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and covered it again with the Scenic Express swampy bog mix |
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and than the outside area got a nice coat of glue. |
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and out came the static grass. |
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with the glue drying, and the pond kind of cleaned off. |
'ere is dem nasty legal bits:
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