Scenery Secrets - Episode 2 - Mountains and Hills using "Shaper Sheet"

[@rabbitstrainroom6327]

Didn’t know it was a thing. Thanks brother

[@andreasantucci9624]

Hey Sean. Great video

[@JMaxRC]

I really liked watching this video. I'm just about to dive into making my layout look more realistic and not only did this video help but you made it look enjoyable too. Thanks

[@HILLERYYARD]

I love your techniques..great job

[@tonyarsenault4256]

Great video and very informative !

[@robertcook347]

Hi Sean, great video again and thank you for sharing all your techniques and products used. It will be very useful when I get ready to add ground coverings and mountains on my 28’ x 55’ plus layout. Thank you again for all that you do for the hobby. Love your layout and all the details.

[@AWIRELINK]

Sean, I've watched all your train video as you were putting them out one by one when you first started 4 plus years ago . Being a newbie and not knowing much back then, your videos were extremely educational and helpful in every way as I was building my 16' x 10' layout. Thank you again for sharing your knowledge and all the time you put into making these videos. God bless.

[@gsoscaletrains6550]

Thanks for the video. I didn’t know about this product and it will be perfect in my layout when I get to that stage especially for adding scenery to the area below my upper loop. Thanks again! Cheers from G’s O Scale Trains!

[@calopez2350]

Very interesting and helpful video is great , thank you for share Sean

[@stephenetris1564]

So glad the videos are back. I also used many of your techniques as a template for my layout and Shaper Sheet was a great discovery. Your videos are excellent as is your layout.

[@Lawrence-n1z]

Very helpful, I just finished putting together my 10x18/ 45" height Mianne benchwork and your video on liftgate was very helpful.

[@Berkshire736]

Im currently building a ceiling layout in my bedroom and I do plan on putting some scenery and hide the wires around the track with shaper sheet. Your methods look perfect as I want to make it simple but have a decent amount of scenery. Thanks for sharing your methods!

[@seanstraindepot]

Glad it helped. I love shaper sheet and plan to use it on my layout for some renovations I plan to do this year. It quick, easy and turns out great.

[@patoconnor1743]

Very good video, thank you!

[@vincentvanpaepeghem4844]

Great video Sean! Thanks for sharing this information! Have a great and awesome day! Happy Thanksgiving!

[@therosejewelrailroad489]

I like your shaper sheet technique. I think I’m going to try this. Looks real nice and realistic. Thanks for sharing your ideas.

[@therailroadempire7993]

Great video! It looks great! Sometime I would like to see how you constructed your roads.

[@seanstraindepot]

Road's video is coming soon.

[@brandonfuzi3436]

I got ahead of myself. I noticed you covered how you did it near end of video. Thanks

[@brandonfuzi3436]

Sean. Love your videos and layout. I have a question on your mountain. Mine is similar to yours. How were you able to get flock on the steep flat parts of mountain. Im having a hard time because my mountain is already in place. So I feel like im wasting a lot

[@deecheff64]

Hey Sean, I am new to the hobby and gathering tips and ideas. This year (2022) I will working on my first layout. I am using fastrack , I watched episode one from your channel. Thank you for sharing, it looks great. One thing I noticed on the video is you have your fastrack screwed down. My question is what is the screwed down into? The reason I asked is I’ve seen other people using adhesive to secure the track down on to foam board that is on top of 3/4 inch plywood. I am interested in how you have your track set on. Thank you for time and information. Jeff

[@seanstraindepot]

It's just screwed into the plywood, with some sound insulator underlayment between.

[@anthonynuciforo9366]

Love your layout. How did you do your sidewalks? ..... and what % grade did you use to get up to the Rockville bridge?

[@CWFTrains]

Really like these videos. I’m currently working on scenery for my layout. I’d love to know what you use for roads. 😁

[@seanstraindepot]

It's coming soon!

[@CWFTrains]

@@seanstraindepot (excitement builds) 👍🏼

[@tylerpaul650]

Im a rookie at shaper sheet, just started last night gluing pieces together. Going to attempt a mountain at some point. I just wanted to say that your video gave me much more confidence. I really like the fact you did not use plaster, so that is my plan as well. Sean, your video was excellent and thank you for taking the time to share it, much appreciated sir!!

[@seanstraindepot]

It works really well and is easy to use. I just did not want to go old school route with all that time and mess. It all depends on the look you are going for.

[@tylerpaul650]

@@seanstraindepot I couldn't agree more. I spent some time last night watching your videos. You do an excellent illustration and is really hard to visualize whats possible with shaper sheet....have a good day.

[@robgarcia1377]

Ok I tried your method and I think I need to highlight the crinkled parts mostly with brown. After spreading ground cover though all I got was green.

[@mr.shadestrains6033]

Koool

[@zepledfan413]

I need to put up a mountain as a boundary along almost 40 feet. I can't use a backdrop because I need to conceal the trains. This might be the fast approach I'm looking for!

[@seanstraindepot]

You can do it!