That wall could be the wall of a rough cut of a mountainside trail if you brought the base out far enough for a one lane trail and the continuation of the mountainside sloping off and down from the edge of it for a few scale feet or so. I like the texture work. Just

Spotlight Hobbies

Return to Index Read Responses

That wall could be the wall of a rough cut of a mountainside trail if you brought the base out far enough for a one lane trail and the continuation of the mountainside sloping off and down from the edge of it for a few scale feet or so. I like the texture work. Just

In Response To: Here is my meatloaf diorama finished. PIC ()

give the car a trail to be on beside the wall. Just a suggestion. Looks like you are having fun experimenting,Terry. Thanks for sharing your discoveries.

Messages In This Thread

Here is my meatloaf diorama finished. PIC
- That wall could be the wall of a rough cut of a mountainside trail if you brought the base out far enough for a one lane trail and the continuation of the mountainside sloping off and down from the edge of it for a few scale feet or so. I like the texture work. Just
  - You could even have two cars facing each other trying to decide who was going to have to back up to the nearest wide spot. ;^) *NM*
  - Thanks, for all the suggestions. This is my second experiment and I've learned a lot. Most of this has just be winging it. Test here, change there. I think I am ready to try this. PIC Only the upper rock part.

Return to Index Read Responses

Model Message Board is maintained by Spotlight Hobbies
Powered by some janky old Perl script that's incredibly fragile