I'm very disappointed that I used Woodland Scenics Earth Colour to colour the terrain on my layout.

Today I started applying some static grass on white glue, but the glue is reacting to the surfaces coated with Woodland Scenics Colours - it is curdling and not adhering to areas that were coated with the Woodland Scenics product, as seen here turning white and separating from the coated surface.

The title says it all, examples are in the video. Ken Patterson was right, of course...

Thought I would show a few pictures of my Auto Distribution Facility.  The unloading ramps, trailers and buildings are from the Walthers Distribution Facility kit.  I ordered the cars off of ebay.  They are 1:100 scale, but fit the trailers nicely and give the facility a larger appearance.  The fencing is scratchbuilt using ceiling tile hanger wire, thule and thread to simulate the barbed wire at the top.

You can find more info on my web page:

http://thecmmr.wixsite.com/cmmr

Many articles on creating good-looking road surfaces leave the impression that airbrushing is essential.  Not so.  You also can obtain a great result with humble brushes.  Begin by remembering that most road surfaces, save for those just paved, often vary substantially in color.  Among other things, wear and tear creates "lanes in lanes."  Modelers can approximate this variation by combining two techniques.  First, paint in layers, varying colors from layer-to-layer, applying each new layer before the previous layer is entirely dry.  Keep paint t