I'm using unsanded grout for large gravel areas on my layout but I'm not satisified with the appearance.  It looks good for the gravel on the shoulder of a road but on a large area like a gravel parking lot (a lot of them around here) or lumber yard or other industry, it just doesn't look right to me.  I've applied it like standard ground cover and I've sifted it on the layout and misted it with water and let the cement in it hold it in place.  In a large area it looks more like dirty snow then a gravel parking lot.

O N 3  Modeling rough water And Waves

Hi there. It's me again looking for help with my Open University course. This time it is part of the course that I am doing called - "Web, Cloud and Mobile Technologies"! As part of my last assignment (the mobile part - or Cell phone to the US), I have to propose a new app. The idea is that I compare it to other apps that do a similar thing and say where mine has differing functionality. I don't have to create the app, just write about the functions and  show some "wire frames".

After a couple of moves and layout re-builds, I still have one un-finished kitbash that remains on the back burner. In the modeling press prior to 1990, there was an article that showed how to use 3 Atlas HO scale lumber yard kitss to build a complex with 2 lumber yards on one side of the tracks and one on the other with a millwork room spanning over the tracks.  It may have been an Art Curren project but I can't seem to find the article. I am looking to finally finish this project adding the roof top details and fencing etc.