sunnudagur, 14. desember 2014
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More gap filling
In between working on my chemical tank car model I made good progress filling in the gaps in scenery. I also got a lot of the foam carved to the basic landform shape. This isn't as messy as plaster, but it generates a lot of styrofoam "chips" - if you're going to use foam for your scenery have a shop van handy and be prepared to give it a workout! You can see how I used the green florist foam to fill the gaps between the pink foam sections. The florist foam compresses easily enough to really fill those gaps.
Next step is some paint and basic ground texture - that and the addition of some trees and this portion of the railroad will start to look "finished."
In the meantime I'm going to take a break - my arms and wrist are really sore�.
More gap filling
In between working on my chemical tank car model I made good progress filling in the gaps in scenery. I also got a lot of the foam carved to the basic landform shape. This isn't as messy as plaster, but it generates a lot of styrofoam "chips" - if you're going to use foam for your scenery have a shop van handy and be prepared to give it a workout! You can see how I used the green florist foam to fill the gaps between the pink foam sections. The florist foam compresses easily enough to really fill those gaps. Next step is some paint and basic ground texture - that and the addition of some trees and this portion of the railroad will start to look "finished."
In the meantime I'm going to take a break - my arms and wrist are really sore�.
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