Building the Incline Mountain Wall Part One "Model Trains"

[@georgiasunbelt]

You do such great work…enjoy watching you create scenes

[@csxmad]

I enjoy your comments as well cheers Robert

[@MMRails]

And here I thought you were finished everything! Looks great.

[@csxmad]

Mark, you know in this model business it never finishes lol cheers Robert

[@Longshadowsmodeltrees]

Looks great Sir Robert......Nice job!! Bob

[@csxmad]

Sir Bob thanks cheers Robert

[@davidallen6333]

Robert you make it look easy in your videos , your a pro at scenery mate , Cheers !

[@csxmad]

David nearly at the end cheers Robert

[@ronduz1281]

Wow and wow great work keep them coming

[@csxmad]

Nearly finished cheers Robert

[@harperlarry49]

That is looking great . Nice start. Looking forward to seeing your next steps. Cheers - Larry.

[@csxmad]

Larry one more part to go cheers Robert

[@howarth004]

No rest for the wicked … nice to watch the professionals how to do it ..

[@csxmad]

David, thanks and don't know about the Professional part lol cheers Robert

[@Building_America]

Awesome work Robert!

[@csxmad]

Thanks mate cheers Robert

[@sparky107107]

I have a wall to do on my layout just like this one.. Thanks Robert for the How to.. spray with water seems to be the step I forget a lot.

[@csxmad]

And now you shouldn't forget cheers Robert

[@davestrains6816]

Looking great, I am looking forward to the next installment!

[@csxmad]

Thanks Dave, and will be good to get this all done cheers Robert

[@dundasjunctionmodelr.r-jam8267]

Robert , this looks fantastic, giving me some ideas for my incline, great job thanks

[@csxmad]

Thanks James and hope this will look ok when finished cheers Robert

[@cbgadget4740]

Beautiful Robert, that looks great. Awesome job well done
👍👍👍

[@csxmad]

@@cbgadget4740 Thanks mate one more to go cheers Robert

[@medwaymodelrailway7129]

Enjoyed the new update today.Hope there more to come soon.

[@csxmad]

More to come! next part will be the finished scene cheers Robert

[@KerleyExpress]

looking great like always

[@csxmad]

Dwight, one more part to go cheers Robert

[@donalddonaldson6268]

Awesome work once again cuzzie 😎

[@csxmad]

Thanks mate cheers Robert

[@SFRATON]

Great update - looking to seeing final outcome. Take care - Kevin

[@csxmad]

Kevin, one more part to go cheers Robert

[@JasonWood_Escarpment]

Great job! Cheers

[@csxmad]

Thanks Jason

[@DruSteel69]

Looks good , Robert. I’m thinking about doing same project Not sure yet if I’ll use crumpled newspaper or cardboard. Checking out your part 2.

[@csxmad]

Which ever way you go, should look good cheers Robert

[@cowboyvalley]

Looking good! ...Claude

[@csxmad]

Thanks Claude, cheers Robert

[@davidcook380]

Great Modelling

[@csxmad]

David thanks cheers Robert

[@paulkirkmanMYTRAINS]

Looks realing nice !!!!!!!!

[@csxmad]

Thanks mate cheers Robert

[@apmazurka]

Looking Great Sir Robert.
I thought you were done with the Inclines also = O"well works for me.
Does the Wife know you have Her towels??
Peace Brother and Happy Fathers day.
Andy M

[@csxmad]

Andy, i will be done with the incline after this is finished cheers Robert

[@stephenpike3147]

Hi Robert, that was a nice and easy way to do that. What surprised me was that the plaster cloth stuck to the top surface of the plywood by itself. Is there any benefit in preparing it with PVA glue to improve the bond, or just not necessary? I haven't yet used plaster cloth! Thanks Stephen

[@csxmad]

Stephen, no need to glue the plaster cloth down, just wetting the area with water is all
you need to do cheers Robert

[@stephenpike3147]

@@csxmad Many thanks Robert, I have similar areas where this technique will certainly benefit. Stephen

[@ScottDowneywoundedbear]

Tackling a small job this time. lol

[@csxmad]

Scott, small job this time but getting ready for the BIG SCENE, need this part finished
to be able to do it cheers Robert