Part 11 of How to build a layout from Start to Finish--Scenery Wrapup

Part 11 of How to build a layout from Start to Finish Finishing up some basic scenery

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[JustinJLego]

A little advice, next time you should probably think about putting in a small town to break up the continuous farmland. Also I would suggest using the woodland Scenics undercoat paint if you are using other woodland Scenics products.

[MARINECORPS61992113]

how much did u spend on the refer cars

[warbonet65]

I've got the same color paint (pumpernicle?). I wanted to give the soil a rich look for southern Indiana. Great job

[CJiggs92]

Part 11 is 11:11 long... How I do not know but thanks for this series

[TheRunescapeHero1]

nice job mate, you could of tried sanding the areas that were lumpy but your way worked fine love your video's and your work great job mate :)

[lotsoftrains123]

thumbs up for painting in the lines like a third grader

[modeltrainteen95]

ur name is james me too \\

nice job

i might do it the same way as u

it works

[250killer95]

help when u made the plowed field did you paint the fome and then make the lines or did you but grass in it and make the lines

[sambear0]

Looks great!

[fogmang27]

I like the way you did the plowed fields. I was trying to figure away to do mine, You did it for me. Just a suggestion, I put my paint in a ketchup or mustard squeeze bottle and just squeeze the bottle where I want the paint and brush it out. You don't have to keep putting the brush in the can. It works pretty good. Your how to's are great. Thanks.