Easy to make ore loads for model railroads.

[@frankkie3849]

Nicely done…thanks for sharing…

[@midwestmodelrailroadz4022]

Thank you.

[@IronHorseModelRailroad]

Yours do look better than store bought. Thanks for showing the process. I enjoyed watching. Subbed so keep em coming! Im n scale. Brian

[@midwestmodelrailroadz4022]

Thank you Brian. I hope this helps others be able to grow what they have without having to spend a lot of money yet still get great results.

[@tammylovescats]

That looks great. Anything you make looks better that the factory stuff.

[@midwestmodelrailroadz4022]

Thank you and very true.

[@ABB8696-k4m]

What did you use to taper the edges? They look perfect.

[@midwestmodelrailroadz4022]

I used a hobby knife to shape the bottoms.

[@jackoesterlejr.3454]

Thank You! Be Blessed! MoPac Jack

[@midwestmodelrailroadz4022]

Thank you.

[@w.rustylane5650]

You do know that styrofoam will deteriorate over time. It is wise to seal the complete piece in glue to prevent the deterioration of the foam. I use real rust I make from 0000 steel wool & vinegar. It's more of a deeper red rust color. If you've ever seen iron ore you;ll see that it's more reddish than orange. Cheers from eastern TN

[@foscoe2496]

were did u get the sand and how do u make 50/50 glue and water

[@shawnwarneke5536]

How thick is the foam core board that you are using?

[@midwestmodelrailroadz4022]

Not sure exactly. I get the boards at the dollar store.

[@foscoe2496]

Scenery Solution Wash were can buy that at

[@midwestmodelrailroadz4022]

I got the scenery solutions wash at a model shop near me. I make the 50/50 glue/water mix in an old glue bottle so I can use that bottle to apply the mix. The sand I sifted from a bag of sand I got at the local home improvement store. Hope that helps you some.

[@foscoe2496]

@@midwestmodelrailroadz4022 like Lowe’s, or Home Depot

[@foscoe2496]

@@midwestmodelrailroadz4022 what did u used to make load was that foam