Creating the "Ozark Mountains"

Great tutorial! Please consider doing a tutorial on making rubber rock molds.

Clark

Washes for Sandstone

I can't wait to try your "washes" tutorial to try to duplicate desert sandstone.

I will gesso up a few pieces of foam board to practice on-as gesso was another good idea.

Thank you,

"Ozark Mountains"

Nick,

I plan to use the Bragdon Enterprises geodesic foam for my layout's topography.  Altho I have seen Joel Bragdon's presentation at train shows, I have found few hobbyist applications of the technique - the most notable being Rich Loveman's canyon layout.  Unfortunately, what I have found in print and online is the finished product.  Therefore, your detailed presentation of the work in progress is a welcome addition to the hobby's literature. 

Keep it coming.  I'm looking forward to your next installment.

Really nice. I will be

Really nice. I will be studying this one in detail again. Really love the how to articles that cover something new or update a time tested method.

Great Reading

Love the tutorial and it was a great read.  Think I am going to try this on a small section by the mine company I have.  Looks to be fun I am just worried about making a big mess so will have to attempt this outside.

Excellent How To Article

I have Bragdon's materials and have used them. Joel's information sheet is excellent - BUT- this article is an even better guide to the use of  the materials.

Additionally, the paragraphs on painting are also terrific.

Thanks

An absolute model tutorial

This is not something that could be done by any other magazine!

I think the best thing about the content as opposed to the presentation is that even though there is 0 chance that I would build scenery this way, I rethought the way I DO build scenery.  I am already a big user of Foamcore, but Dr. Muff presents new options.

Thanks to all!

Ozark Mountains - Nick Muff

Outstanding information and instructions using modern materials. Thank you for taking the time to share this experience.