@@tabletopcp I'm afraid I am about the same age as General Wincandy (ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-x8GgfHyCfWs.html 1.00 for about another minute), "War starts at midnight". Glad it is all settling down; you have given me the momentum to tidy my office (about a tonne of figures and terrain) so not so sysiphean task as moving but hard enough, It's amazing what you find...
What´s that powder/stuff you used to make the road? Looks like a pretty cool way of making them instead of fumbling about with solid rubber/plastic/foam road sections and the like!
@@katamariroller2837 I first used river sand but I ran out of that now I use sand I got from the Home Depot. Got a 50 pound bag is it for like 10 bucks. I just use it straight out of the bag. I did get some more river sand though and was thinking of mixing the two together to give some variety tot he sand grain color and size
@@tabletopcp I see, thanks for replying! I am currently looking at setting up a table, but as I live in an apartment everything has to be foldable, wrappable and storable. The idea of sprinkling sand or the like on a table to create roads and parking spots seems like the kind of solution that would work beautifully for my situation. Thanks for the inspiration!
