Compose a Realistic Model Railroad Scene

[@RonsTrainsNThings]

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[@SD45-ET44AC]

Ron, if I have never thought of thanking you...Thank you!

[@mikehowey4869]

Those rocks look very realistic! Great job!

[@elprofeneurus1183]

Wonderful Ron!

[@ProScaleModels]

Excellent job my friend.

[@johneberts2918]

it looks great love the colors on the rocks

[@Crookedriverandeasternrr]

Great tips Ron

[@rgetty]

As usual, so very helpful, Ron!

[@jamesames4359]

You know what would look great… a Snow shed in the mountain scene you have in the intro even though it’s based in the south lol

[@mikedurhan9941]

Thanks, Ron.

[@dalerobertson9394]

Thank you Ron. I'll be using these techniques on my new layout.

[@peterwalker6535]

Great techniques. Thank you for sharing.

[@tywright9069]

Wow thanks for making these videos your video on track cleaning is what kept me from quitting The hobby

[@RonsTrainsNThings]

Well I am very glad to hear that. 👍🏼

[@JoeG-firehousewhiskey]

That wax paper idea is great, too many times I see people with a variety of products all over their walls.

[@johnbanicki7232]

Great ideas and techniques. Time to get to work on my scenery.

[@centeroftheearthmining4095]

Great way to do the rocks! Very realistic looking!

[@jhoodfysh]

Well done Ron. Your technique and the way you detailed how you did it will be very helpful to me in the coming months.

[@ThisWorks4Me]

Another great video. Used a lot of plaster in the E.R. in years gone by.

[@bernardc2553]

What a Great recreation of this old racers eye, unfortunately he'll never see it however his family will. It's coming along & can't wait to see it after you've finished your Magic.

[@tczephyr3665]

I cover the plaster cloth with a “sand” finish drywall compound mixed to a thick paint consistency. It spreads easily and gives a gritty finish which works well with paint and scenery materials. It gives more working time than plaster. I’m still working on the bag I bought 25 years ago.😊

[@Rhinexing]

Awesome video, Ron! I can't wait to catch the follow-up.

[@joshuariddensdale2126]

While I don't have the room for an operating layout, I do have a small 4x4 roundhouse diorama that I built. It's just a turntable with a bunch of tracks to display my engines. One day, I'll get around to putting some scenery on it.

[@joeraderblackrockcentralrr]

Great tips Ron Thanks for sharing

[@greeneyedggirl]

I so love all the things I learn on your channel Ron! Thank you so much!!!

[@schadowolf]

Ron - great video and techniques/tips! Looking forward to rest of the series!

[@ronaldjoyce7374]

Looking great Ron! Doing landscaping on models is my favorite part of the process and I thank you for your technique in covering those pesky plaster cloth holes, sure beats my thin coat of watered down spackle. Thanks much, Ron

[@donaldlewis1836]

Awesome video, great tips and techniques!

[@CM-ARM]

Ron it's looking great. Don't forget that a lot of the ranches out this way have piles of cut down Mesquite. Just a thought. Also do you still have the discount code for Micro Mart?? Take care and keep having fun, Chris

[@RonsTrainsNThings]

Yes, MicroMark code is RONSTRAINS.

[@prpman99]

Ron, Once again an informative video to which I learn more. What happened to ground goop? I like that stuff and use it a lot. Yet I like the plaster cloth technic also. Again always learn from you. Thanks,

[@RonsTrainsNThings]

I found ground goop to be too coarse for my liking in N scale.

[@vincenthuying98]

Great vid Ron, Looking awesome, such a winding road on an angle is a magnificent addition and definitely enhance the perspective towards, or even into the backdrop. Just curious, no more colored goop? Cheerio

[@RonsTrainsNThings]

No, I was not impressed with the goop in the end.

[@Lefthandedhammer]

Great video, Ron. Would you recommend the same method for doing a mountain that is about 3ft high and is going to have a tunnel through it?

[@andycrawford9870]

I'm about to build my helix so the mountain technique is important to me too.

[@Syclone0044]

10:00 Don’t use a razor saw on a plaster casting!! Plaster is extremely abrasive and will quickly dull and destroy your razor saw. I found out the hard way. ZONA razor saw’s customer support explained this to me.

[@dathanpoole871]

Greetings, I'm wondering how I find you through the Amazon app? The links take me to the website but I can't find "open in the app". But I'd like for you to get credit for the purchase.