12-05-2012, 12:42 AM
The first scenery application is a fact:
Slowly moving forward, I've now applied the first layer of Woodland scenics blended turf T50 earth, as part of the 'sub scenery'.
It will be followed in due course by applications of other shades and textures such as grass tufts, clump foliage, static grass etc, where applicable.
The outline of the road has also been applied with a layer of plaster, and will need a bit of sanding down here and there before painting, but before I do that I need to install the guard rails at the level crossing, and apply the plaster mix there to create the crossing.
It is slowly taking shape however, so for those who are following the progress, here's a picture after the first application was done and still thoroughly wet...
![[Image: 8244471153_e45de1a5be_z.jpg]](http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8066/8244471153_e45de1a5be_z.jpg)
Applying scenery by K2K Koos, on Flickr
Slowly moving forward, I've now applied the first layer of Woodland scenics blended turf T50 earth, as part of the 'sub scenery'.
It will be followed in due course by applications of other shades and textures such as grass tufts, clump foliage, static grass etc, where applicable.
The outline of the road has also been applied with a layer of plaster, and will need a bit of sanding down here and there before painting, but before I do that I need to install the guard rails at the level crossing, and apply the plaster mix there to create the crossing.
It is slowly taking shape however, so for those who are following the progress, here's a picture after the first application was done and still thoroughly wet...
Applying scenery by K2K Koos, on Flickr
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