Building the Excursion Train & Coal Mine Scenes: Part 12

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Part 12: This is the continuation of a new series where I build the Excursion Train and Coal Mine Scenes.

Music Notes: The music on this video was recorded using Sonar Home Studio Ver 6.0. The drums and keyboards were played on an M-Audio Keystation 61 ES and/or sequenced in the MIDI Editor. The bass used is an SX Fretless Jazz Clone Modded with Dimarzio J Pickups.

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[tysonskittles]

Hi, I know the pink foam is extruded foam but what is the green stuff? That stuff looks like it could come in really handy on my layout. By the way I absolutly love your layout.

[thebige61]

@tysonskittles The "Green stuff" is florist foam.

[thebige61]

@tysonskittles It's florist foam

[maykevin5]

Need more videos!! I'm waiting!!

[thebige61]

@maykevin5 I'll be shooting more today.

[rmindydotcom]

Ha, where to start? Have to say, love your layout, music & the great vids!! Ive never done scenery before & just about to start it on my first "real" layout. I notice you use Red Devil spackling to fill in spots, I have a tub of drywall mud, would that be an ok substitute or should I get a lightweight spackling compound?

Thanks in advance, keep up the great work, its been very helpfull & appreciated!!!

[thebige61]

@rmindydotcom I'm thinking that would work ok. 

[bluedog916]

hi im thinking of making a hornby train layout but the only problam is im doing t on a boar so i can move it where i want i also live in the uk where are some good shops to get foam and stuff like what youve got and how would i make a good board thx

[thebige61]

@dalemaxx12 I sue and Aztec Track Cleaning car.

[dalemaxx12]

You have helped me a lot with the great videos. I would like to know, what is the best way to clean my n-scale track. I would like to know how YOU do it.

Thanks,

Dale