Our humble host, Steve Brown, shows how he planned and “paved” the roads to success on his N scale layout. Follow along to see why an application of drywall mud is his preferred beginning of a sensational dirt road.
Forth in a series of Scale It Down. An exclusive to Trains.com series.
Our humble host, Steve Brown, shows how he planned and “paved” the roads to success on his N scale layout. Follow along to see why an application of drywall mud is his preferred beginning of a sensational dirt road.
Members enjoy 15% off any purchase in our store. Join Today!
Milwaukee, Racine & Troy HO scale steel cupola caboose - road name 1407
Don’t miss this exclusive HO scale Milwaukee, Racine & Troy steel cupola caboose.
Steve I have found another technique for smoothing drywall mud that does not involve sanding. use a damp sponge and use it like a sanding sponge, it dampens the mud and allows for the smoothing but creates less dust. just have to allow for drying time after you are done. Just be careful to not get the sponge too wet, damp is best.
Looks very good, interesting techniques, impressive. How long does your track stay clean with all that dirt and foliage around the track?