Scenery - Structures
More of Iron Mountain
Here is what Iron Mountain currently looks like. As seen in these pictures I have much to do. I need to finish almost all of the buildings - windows, roofs. Add more detail to the street scenes. The big white space in one of the pictures needs a building. I am thinking about a gas station.
Building of Iron Mountain, MI Part #3
Here is part #3 of building Iron Mountain, MI.
Laying out & painting of roads etc. I hope this post isn't to long. I did cut out a lot of in between pictures
Finished parking lot & road into Iron Mountain. Follow along to see how I got to this point.
Finished road into Iron Mountain
Building of Iron Mountain, MI - Part#2
Here is part #2 of how I did the roads and city base for Iron Mountain.
Area before the bridge is constructed.
Determining where the bridge will go.
Marking & cutting out the scenery for installation of the bridge.
Backdrop Dilemma - That Elusive Appalachian Mountain Look - April 1 Update
Building of Iron Mountain, MI - Part #1
PART #1:
The bare area where Iron Mountain will be built. One of the patterns and the .060" styrene base to be used for the town and roads. This is were the 4' x 8' sheets will come in handy. Additional road work and scenery work.
Richard
Laying the roads in town. I will put tracing paper over this to make a pattern. Then that will be transferred to the styrene
Scale Model Animation 2 – LEDs and Lighting
Model animation—bringing models to life—adds enormously to the interest and enjoyment of any layout or individual model! In this installment I want to touch on more “points” on lighting and LEDs—likely more than you’ll ever want to know!
Moving from tunnels to rocks - lots and lots of rocks.
Following up the last post, I've added plaster cloth above the tunnels, and started on rockwork nearby. Lots of photos, again!
http://rgsrr.blogspot.com/2013/03/rocks-in-my-head.html
Gatorfoam BASIC techniques for cutting by hand for bases and panels
This 6 plus minute video shows some basic techniques for working with Gatorfoam with only hand tools. Great for those of us with no shops or living in an apartment.
Making tunnel portals out of foam board - Day four
About a month ago I was asked how I build my tunnel portals and I promised to show the process when I make the next one. Well, here it comes !
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