Scenery on the Tuolumne Forks Model Railroad
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Brown goes on to discuss his scenery techniques. Brown believes that it is important to keep the colors muted in a layout and to blend all scenery together. Trees and buildings are used as scenic blocks. Brown uses standard scenery techniques such as crumpled paper in different components, but instead of hydrocal plaster, he uses textured paint. The papers are dipped in the texture paint and placed over the scenery shell. This material works like plaster but is not as hard. Dirt is mixed with water and white glue to create mud and brushed on to make a nice ground surface. The Tuolumne Forks model railroad scenery features a lot of loose poured on material that is after secured down with white glue.
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