Scrapyard MUCK & FILTH PART 2 | Modular Layout Build Ep 25
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.พ. 2025
- Welcome back all, in todays episode we continue from the previous episode concentrating on the floor, as mentioned the floor will be a high interest area with lots of detail so it’s important we do it the best we can..
Adding a fairly substantial scrap pile using paper as a base filler. Applying 2 coats of AK Interactive Mud paste to help the paper become firm and a little protection. Then it’s a simple case of applying PVA followed by the scrap fragments. This are really does allow us to become creative and with this in mind we replicate clear Caterpillar tracks from the scrap handler.
Adding height to the previous scrap area underneath the low relief coaches. There is still lots of work ahead and lots of details we can add. The scrap layer we are applying is just a starting point and a base cover.
Please don’t forget This is all work from a beginner, I’m learning as I go. I value all comments, tips & tricks not just for me but anyone who is wanting to start the journey on model railways. This is a modular build planning to be at least 5 modules. As each module progresses and we move onto the next module we will see improvements regarding skill level.
Beautiful scrap yard Wayne. Love the KDW material handler. She looks great in that space.
@@ModelingSteelinHO Thank you, appreciate it
Hello Wayne
Wow the scrap yard is taking shape nicely.
I like the raised areas and tyre track marks great work.
@@ModelRailwayShed Thank you, it’s slowly taking shape and slowly starting to represent a scrapyard. Thank you
The module is coming along nicely. The texture paint gives a good result. One techique you can use is to put masking tape over the scrunched up paper so it is firmer before you paint over it.
@@adrian_cooney great idea! I will certainly give that ago next time, Thank you
how did you make all the small scrap pieces?
@@timstrainvideos142 Hi there, The scrap pieces are purchased from Goodwood Scenics 😊
@@WaynesLocos ok great thanks!
@@timstrainvideos142 if you have access to wood shavings and a bit of paint you could make them yourself 😊 they are just wood shavings. The shiny pieces you see in my video are I believe aluminium but I could be wrong.