Grass & track info' please
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Grass & track info' please
I just want to cover my layout with grass coloured effect & cork or whatever is recommended. Nothing special to start with. I've looked at ebay & Amazon but I thought I would seek advice here first. Would cheap green felt do, or does that look tatty?
Re: Grass & track info' please
Probably the quickest / easiest way is grass mat.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/363576431451 ... 2800086738
But I think you will find it bland without adding other features, I would suggest you use cheap acrylic to paint grass, roads and any other features on the board first, then there's buildings and trees it all adds interest watching trains run through cuttings and tunnels.
Dave
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/363576431451 ... 2800086738
But I think you will find it bland without adding other features, I would suggest you use cheap acrylic to paint grass, roads and any other features on the board first, then there's buildings and trees it all adds interest watching trains run through cuttings and tunnels.
Dave
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Re: Grass & track info' please
Thanks.heda wrote:Probably the quickest / easiest way is grass mat.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/363576431451 ... 2800086738
But I think you will find it bland without adding other features, I would suggest you use cheap acrylic to paint grass, roads and any other features on the board first, then there's buildings and trees it all adds interest watching trains run through cuttings and tunnels.
Dave
Re: Grass & track info' please
I use grassmat as well, but don't lay it completely flat, stick some bits of screwed up newspaper under it to give some undulations. I also sprinkle some flock of various other shades of green to break up the single colour.
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Re: Grass & track info' please
Thanks for the advice.b308 wrote:I use grassmat as well, but don't lay it completely flat, stick some bits of screwed up newspaper under it to give some undulations. I also sprinkle some flock of various other shades of green to break up the single colour.