Making Model Railroads With Plaster Cloth

if you have any quiestions or suggestions for future videos feel free to ask. Any comments feel free to comment. But...This is my first video. haters will be blocked. Tell me what ya think. :)

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• plaster
• cloth
• woodland
• scenics
• model
• train
• layout
• easy
• fun
• terrain
• pigment
• tunnel
• stone
• rock
• dirt

[modeltrain9500]

@terrorrname

indeed we were

[terrorrname]

@modeltrain9500 wow

were on at the exact same time! lol

[modeltrain9500]

@terrorrname

You bet!

[terrorrname]

@modeltrain9500 thanks man! :D

[modeltrain9500]

@terrorrname

No, not at all! What I do is make the inside of the tunnel out of foam, creating walls that line the track, and then a roof. When that is put on and glued, I simply put the newspaper balls on top of the foam tunnel ive created. That way the tunnel is secure, and the terrain around it looks pretty good. If you need any more help send me an email at modeltrain9500@gmail(dot)com and we can talk more

-Modeltrain9500

[terrorrname]

@modeltrain9500 well, i was gonna make a tunnel in it, soo, should i bail on that idea?

[modeltrain9500]

@terrorrname

Its pretty durable. If trains derail and roll onto it, or fall onto it from a bit of height, It will bounce off and not crack. The newspaper is supposed to stay under the plaster (so use old paper.) It takes about 30 minutes to set, and then overnight to dry completely

[terrorrname]

but, a quick question, how durable is it?

can i remove the newspaper? and how long does it take to dry?

[modeltrain9500]

@mightydesign

Plywood usually works, although recently I started using large foam boards. The large extruded foam boards are light and easy to move around.

[modeltrain9500]

@jabbajawz4lfe

Thanks, Glad i am any help