More Scenery Work With Sand, Dirt, And Ballast (157) 

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Thank you and Feliz Navidad from Madrid!!

Thank you for your videos , and have a very nice holiday season as well as you're family. Will catch you next year.

Thanks for the great videos.

Excellent video Larry. Your level of detail in your instructions makes it easy to follow.

Thanks and Merry Christmas....

Nice video and in Nice video and info Larry!

Great video!

Thanks for the great video - Merry Christmas 🎄

Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us it helps greatly MERRY CHRISTMAS and HAPPY NEW YEAR to you and yours

Larry, another great video packed full of tips and trick, thank you. Merry Christmas to your family and you. Thank you for sharing and stay safe. Ken

Thanks Larry, it‘s really nice to see you create the Railway Scenery from first Principles. Great Video as usual. All the best for a better 2021.

thanks merry christmas to you enjoy your vids

Thank you so much for this video, as it is very timely for me! I'll soon be adding ground cover on my small layout, and I was concerned about using a spray bottle as most scenery how-tos do. I will certainly be using your eyedropper method with bagged sand from the hardware store. Merry Christmas!

another great video Larry Happy holidays

hello from Paris Merry Christmas! I wish you health and please stay safe

great tips

Merry Christmas to you and your family, I have really enjoyed this series of videos of your modular railroad. Happy Holidays to you and your viewers.

All the best for 2021 keep modeling I have found using a home made static grass applicator made from a bug zapper a very good effects . keep safe...

Nice video, I'm close to being ready to do this on my layout. Perfect timing and thank you and Merry Christmas

Larry thanks for the reply ,when you be doing the video on the lift up, I am building my lift out , plan to order those track alignment devices

Happy Christmas Larry from us in the UK

Merry Christmas!

I used backyard dirt on mine too but in order to speed drying and to kill any possible microorganisms in the dirt, I microwaved it first. Just a thought.

Gary , 3 to 1 mixture , 3 parts water one part glue

I don't even use wet-water anymore, Isopropyl alcohol works so much better. Normally it is readily available and very inexpensive. Covid-19 put a little hiccup in the supply for a few months, but it seems to be readily available again. Thanks< Russ from Oregon.

Larry , Watching you use a spoon to spread the gravel/sand, have you ever considered using salt & pepper shakers. They have different size holes one finer than the other so a person would be able to work with various sizes of granules.

Merry Christmas

All Larry 's videos are relevant. Just apply the correct scale.

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Nice work Larry i like your scenery will you then go and cover the sand with static grass and other greenery over the top of the sand? Merry christmas and have a happy new year lets hope that 2021 will be a better year.

Would a spray bottle work for applying the IPA, wet-water, or even the dilute scenery cement rather than a plastic pipette?

Hi Larry, I have a question on your use of brushes. I’ve done painting from outside houses, real not modeling, to plastic model cars, planes, etc., latex to Pactra enamels. Brushes of various sizes and bristles, some I’ve cleaned for future use and others must be pitched for one reason or another. Watching you in this video the brush looks similar, or is it the same, that you used to apply the green and tan base. So my question is, how often do you reuse a brush? It appears you’re using the same brush for different products? I’m sure you’ve cleaned it in between applications. The bristles on your brushes do not appeared to have flared out from use. I’ll reuse a brush if I can clean it good and then wrap the bristles with paper or cloth depending on what it was used with, and put it back in the sleeve it came in. This works for a while but eventually I have to get new. A little info on this would be helpful. Thanks, Bill

Hi Larry - Great Tutorial on ground cover. Do you think play sand will work for N Scale or would the granuals be to large?

Been watching your videos re landscaping, I like your paintbrushes flat 2” thin ones, be interested what they are called.

Ever use old spice containers for dispensing turf?

Hey Larry, great video. Can you tell me if there is a DIY option to making scultamold such as cellulose insulation and plaster combination?

Merry Christmas. Did you use regular art sand for this? You don't have any concern with sucking the sand up into the locomotive gears?

Excellent video as always. Is your 3 to 1 ratio of Mod Podge, 3 parts water to 1 part Mod Podge...Or 3 parts Mod Podge to 1 part water? Thanks as always. It's been a while since I have done scenery and I have forgotten how I used to cut my White glue after the grass or sand is done..... Phil Jersey Shore Area.

Too bad all you deal with is HO scale. I like your videos but I run S scale, so not all of your products are relevant.