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Happy you found the technique of use. Have fun building! -grant

Muito apreço, obrigado.

Merci Beaucoup!

@@SouthernAlbertaRail opa sou do Brasil Mr. Forte abraço!

Oops! Desculpas meu amigo, obrigado.

Haha thanks. Started in HO myself and made the switch to N back in the 80's just so I could more accurately model the wide open spaces of Southern Alberta. Cheers. -grant

The Sisal I use is single strand designed for baling therefore it is fairly stiff. If you have the softer stuff it is tougher to work with. I find it won’t hold it’s shape as well either when spun up.

@@SouthernAlbertaRail Thank you for your reply. Is it possible for you to take a picture of the product label? Tractor Supply has many versions, perhaps you can recommend one of their products? Thanks again.

Thanks a bunch. Glad you like it! - grant

Hey thanks for stopping by for a look. 3 months in and piles more super happy fun times to go. Cheers.

Not straight black, more of an extremely dark gray eggshell finish latex rolled on.

very nice. Did you find that worked better than a very dark green ?​@@SouthernAlbertaRail

Personally yes. Black or dark grey is neutral and goes un-noticed and that to me is the point of a fascia. It is the frame around the art which is the layout. It shouldn't distract but rather highlight the art.

Thinking that myself. I want to get a wee touch more done before I get to it.

@@SouthernAlbertaRail excellent

Cheers! Glad you like it.

My pleasure. Awesome to hear that the video helped out. Cheers. -grant

Wow thanks, really appreciate that, and welcome to the channel! -grant

Hey Trace good to hear from you. All well out here. Hope you and family are the same. Cheers Pal!

Thanks so much, I really appreciate that. -grant

Thanks for the encouragement David. Hoping to kick off rough scenery before end of year. -grant

Thank you so much. Hoping to get a bunch more done over the winter. Cheers. -grant

Thanks for watching and for the comment! Cheers.

Hey thanks a bunch. One of the best compliment an N scaler can get... Doesn't look like N. Cheers. -grant

@ I've been considering building a small model railroad again. Been debating N or back to HO. Both have their benefits and pitfalls

Absolutely. I think N scale is more suited to larger spaces and HO shines in the shortline/switching setting. N scale can't pull off switching as well as HO and HO doesn't give you the feel of distance and space quite like N. Have fun!

Thanks, I’m glad you found the technique helpful. Have a blast making yours. -grant

Thanks so much, really appreciate that.

Your welcome!