017(PT3): How To Easily Make Realistic Mountains for Your Model Railroad Layout 

Today on It's My Railroad we paint the ground and the rocks in and around our new logging camp on our N gauge layout. This is one of our favorite techniques and I cannot wait to show it to you!
This model railroad how to tutorial will guide you through the process mixing and applying paint to plaster/Sculptamold to achieve a very realistic rock effect for a mountain side. You will love it! This technique works for Z Scale, N Scale, HO Scale, or any other scale. If you are into model railroading, then this is something you will definitely benefit from. So what you we waitin' for? Let's get started right now!
It's My Railroad Theme: "Happy Rock" at www.BensoundMusic.com
All other music from RU-vid free music
Products Used On The BSR:
Chalk Paint: amzn.to/2Ih0Vql
1/8" Dowels: www.michaels.com/1%2F4in-x-36in-dowel-by-woodgrain-millwork/10529255.html
Sculptamold: amzn.to/2DMWhxA
PECO Insulfrog #6 RH Turnout: amzn.to/2uaiLt0
PECO Insulfrog #6 LH Turnout: amzn.to/2DM5oii
PECO Code 80 Flex Track: amzn.to/2pyU4kj
Midwest Products Cork Roadbed: amzn.to/2Gg7UT9
Woodland Scenics Fine Ballast Gray: amzn.to/2Gi1djD
Digitrax AR1 Auto Reverser: amzn.to/2rorrra
Digitrax DS64 Stationary DCC Decoder: amzn.to/2I0FppZ
Dgitrax BD4 Block Detector: www.digitrax.com/products/detection-signaling/bd4/
Tortoise Switch Motor: amzn.to/2KHC0OH
n scale, kato, atlas, sawmill, diorama, layout, ho scale, kathy millatt, ken patterson, bachmann

Хобби