First Stages of the New Mountain Build (Video #1)

[@richardnelson-ux1zz]

Very interesting video and lots of information and inspiring thanks for the information

[@frankbullitt4556]

Great ideas. Simple but looks great.

[@johnnyrailer]

Mountain looks looks man. Never seen dryer sheets used before. Very cool

[@EagleValleyModelRailroad]

Plus when you have to sand it, it smells really good....... Thanks for watching.-Ed

[@AndyDorsch]

Looking good! Cool method for Mountain making! Take care!

[@EagleValleyModelRailroad]

Thanks Andy and thanks for watching.-Ed

[@indiananotch8204]

Looking good,dryer sheets work well but im using blue shop towels. Modern tunnel portals will look good on the mountain. Keep up the good work.

[@EagleValleyModelRailroad]

Thank You for being my 900th Subscriber..... Gonna have a 1,000 Sub giveaway I hope soon......I may give the blue shop towels a try, think I'm going with a mix of tunnel portals. Thanks again and thanks for watching.-Ed

[@Mercatoyd]

as usual Ed.. your straight approach at it brings good results. Looking great. Tom

[@EagleValleyModelRailroad]

Thanks, I'm very pleased with the results.

[@clashofminiatures]

Your form looks great , like the opening in the middle. Just a thought here, you could use a damp paint brush to "smooth out " the plaster soaked sheet a little, to get rid of the "lines" thanks for sharing Chuck RVRR

[@EagleValleyModelRailroad]

Thanks for the advice Chuck, I plan on doing a second layer that will include more plaster sheets, rock molds, and just plaster. I will definitely blend the seems at that point. Thanks for watching.-Ed

[@JoeG-firehousewhiskey]

That looks good with the dryer sheets. I like the use of the hot glue gun!

[@BALD8BIL]

Great video update keep up the great work

[@EagleValleyModelRailroad]

Thankyou and thanks for watching.-Ed

[@missionvalleyrailroad9160]

Hello Sir, Just came across your YT channel today and found it very interesting and helpful so I subbed ya. Watched another video of yours where you installed the magnets for uncoupling, I like that idea, gonna get me some of those. Been using the dryer sheets for a while now too on the diorama's I build. I've also been using those sheets that the stores provide for wiping down the shopping cart handle too. Anything to save $$$! Thanks for sharing! You're doing a good job!

[@EagleValleyModelRailroad]

Thank you and thanks for watching and the sub. Always looking to cut cost without cutting quality. Thanks again.-Ed

[@hobbytimewithpapadan8436]

Never heard of using dryer sheets. It looks good. Looking forward to the next update. I just subbed your channel. Papadan

[@EagleValleyModelRailroad]

Thanks for subscribing, I saw it on a video and decided to give it a go, They actually do really well. They hold the plaster very well and when dry the form a nice hard surface that is not that difficult to manipulate after the drying time, plus it smells really good when sanding..HaHa. Next video is coming very soon Thanks again and thanks for watching.-Ed

[@MMRails]

Dryer sheets? Did your last mountain experience static cling? I hope you bought the “mountain fresh” scented sheets. Looks good! And congrats on 900 subscribers. -Mark

[@EagleValleyModelRailroad]

It's a combination of different scents, and when you need to do some sanding on it , it smells awesome....Thanks Mark and thanks for watching.-Ed

[@RonsTrainsNThings]

Hey, man. Hadn't seen your videos in a while. Looking good.

[@EagleValleyModelRailroad]

Took a bit of an unplanned break, should be back at it on the regular. Thanks for watching Ron.

[@00boilermaker00]

How do you plan to get the tape off the track when your done

[@EagleValleyModelRailroad]

I've got a 1/4 in by 2 foot wood dowel, that tape doesn't stick that great just enough to stay in place while doing the plaster. Thanks for watching - Ed

[@foscoe2496]

where did you get the confederate train at

[@larrybaughman618]

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