Adding Moss To Our N Scale Halloween Shadowbox

I thought it would be fun to do a little more work to our Micro-Trains inspired Halloween, N scale Bad Bayou shadowbox this year. I wanted to go from the box being brown in color to having a more grayish, weathered look to it, complete with moss growing all over the box. Like any train layout or scene, is it ever really finished?
I went back in and stripped to finish and color, then added some decals and moss to the box making it look like it's been long forgotten sitting under a pile of wood behind an old barn out in the country.
Bad Bayou build articles on our site:
www.raildig.co...
Halloween themed pieces at Micro-Trains Line:
www.micro-trai...
Lots of LED effects by Evans Designs:
www.modeltrain...

[@Ztrack]

John, love the way this turned out! Really looking forward to your work on the Z scale Waterfront shadowbox you're planning. Rob.

[@punkrockpub]

Great video!!! Your results are MAGNIFICENT!! How did you accomplish the heavy wooded forests in the background of this shadowbox please?

[@Raildig]

Thanks! We built this before we were doing videos but you can find all the build details on our website: www.raildig.com/raildig-build-projects/bad-bayou-halloween-diorama-part-2/

[@punkrockpub]

Where can I find more of your "bad bayou" shadowbox project at? So far, I can't find them here. I would like to build something like this for myself.

[@Raildig]

Hi, I've got several articles on our site that detail this build, you can find them here: www.raildig.com/?s=bad+bayou