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I am about 3 weeks into my “build” using woodland scenics products ( grass, boulders, trees, buildings) and other neat things for my n scale model railroad. The results are excellent! I am now planning a much bigger layout... thanks for the inspiration. Maybe I should start a channel to promote your products. They work and look great
Hello! Yes, the new Terrain System items are available in the UK. Check with your local hobby shop. If you can't find them, you can contact our UK distributor through the following website. www.bachmann.co.uk/ Thanks for your interest!
The ballast gravel on the track on my railroad along eith gravel roads were tone using Woodland Scenics products. The ballast gravel is three colours mixed One part dark brown, One part light brown and two parts buff. I should have added one part medium grey I used Elmers carpenters glue cut 50%with water and with a bit of liquid soap to glue down the road and ballast.
+Cliff West Sounds like you put a lot of work into it! I hope it works out well for you! Thank you for taking the time to share your modeling techniques. Happy Modeling!
Thanks! Glad you like the video. The modeler used Woodland Classics Standing Timber - heights varying 2 1/2" to 6". Here is the link to the product: woodlandscenics.woodlandscenics.com/show/Item/RMWC-ST/page/1
I am wanting to get into building dioramas so that I can do some photo shoots with my HO scale trains and I'm needing all the information you can give me on how and where to start, like which products are most common to be used and any other information you can give me.
Hi, Steven! You can learn about starting a layout by clicking on the following link on our website. We have plenty of videos that talk about how to build a layout from the start, and our Model Scenery Made Easy video takes you through building a layout from start to finish. woodlandscenics.woodlandscenics.com/show/video/c/startingalayout
The modeler used Woodland Classics Standing Timber - heights varying 2 1/2" to 6". Here is the link to the product: woodlandscenics.woodlandscenics.com/show/Item/RMWC-ST/page/1
The dry time depends on a couple of different things, such as the amount applied and environmental factors like humidity. Scenic Cement should dry completely within a few hours. To help speed up dry time, place a fan in the room to increase circulation.
Check out our website: woodlandscenics.com and type in civil war to the search bar. It will bring up quite a few results with modelers who have created a civil war diorama.
Hello there! We used our 1" foam sheet as a base (ST1424) and covered it with Plaster Cloth (C1203, C1191-C1193). You can then paint it and scenic it. Other products used are Scenic Cement (S191) Gravel (C1286-C1289) Thank you for your interest in our products.
davidcapi We used our 1" foam sheet as a base (ST1424) and covered it with Plaster Cloth (C1203, C1191-C1193). You can then paint it and scenic it. Happy Modeling!
We thoroughly test our product for their intended use. We have not tested Scenic Cement on spouses and therefore cannot off an opinion as to the outcome. :-)
what about using real dirt? just sift it too get rid of small pebbles and other stuff and heat it to around 400 degrees in order to kill any critters living in it.
Couldn’t you just use ballast? I mean come on woodland scenics! Half of your products are a ripoff! Your road striping pens are just paint pens! You can by those at Walmart for 5 bucks!
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I love model trains and I love the products you all use! But I'll be honest. A lot of times, I come to these because I LOVE the music!
You will get a kick out of our new product video for our "Grillin & Chillin Trailer" !
Very nice and informative. I plan on having a gravel road on my layout (near a freight depot), and this was most helpful.
Very helpful tutorial! My gravel road looks just as good. Thanks a lot guys,you have great products!!
Very helpful considering I am redesigning my model layout :)
I am about 3 weeks into my “build” using woodland scenics products ( grass, boulders, trees, buildings) and other neat things for my n scale model railroad. The results are excellent! I am now planning a much bigger layout... thanks for the inspiration. Maybe I should start a channel to promote your products. They work and look great
Thank you so much for the kind words and use of our products!
Wow. That looks very realistic!
I'm currently looking at you're products now!
Aren’t darker colors in recessed areas?
Well done road and How To - Demo.
Would'nt mind a free run through a Woodlands Scenic store.....attached to a shopping trolley.
Great how to video.
Great Stuff, will it be available in Germany? Greetings Andy
it looks amazing, is it out in the uk yet ?
Hello! Yes, the new Terrain System items are available in the UK. Check with your local hobby shop. If you can't find them, you can contact our UK distributor through the following website. www.bachmann.co.uk/ Thanks for your interest!
The ballast gravel on the track on my railroad along eith gravel roads were tone using Woodland Scenics products. The ballast gravel is three colours mixed One part dark brown, One part light brown and two parts buff. I should have added one part medium grey I used Elmers carpenters glue cut 50%with water and with a bit of liquid soap to glue down the road and ballast.
+Cliff West Sounds like you put a lot of work into it! I hope it works out well for you! Thank you for taking the time to share your modeling techniques.
Happy Modeling!
Which trees did you use in this great video.
Thanks! Glad you like the video. The modeler used Woodland Classics Standing Timber - heights varying 2 1/2" to 6". Here is the link to the product:
woodlandscenics.woodlandscenics.com/show/Item/RMWC-ST/page/1
I am wanting to get into building dioramas so that I can do some photo shoots with my HO scale trains and I'm needing all the information you can give me on how and where to start, like which products are most common to be used and any other information you can give me.
Hi, Steven! You can learn about starting a layout by clicking on the following link on our website. We have plenty of videos that talk about how to build a layout from the start, and our Model Scenery Made Easy video takes you through building a layout from start to finish.
woodlandscenics.woodlandscenics.com/show/video/c/startingalayout
How exactly do you model hard shoulders with the woodland scenics gravel?
Rodney
There isn't a shop in Alabama do you know where I can find your products?
Hyper Gaming There's a shop in Enterprise that I used to go to
What trees are those I love those and would like to know the name of them to buy some
The modeler used Woodland Classics Standing Timber - heights varying 2 1/2" to 6". Here is the link to the product:
woodlandscenics.woodlandscenics.com/show/Item/RMWC-ST/page/1
How long does the scenic cement take to dry?
The dry time depends on a couple of different things, such as the amount applied and environmental factors like humidity. Scenic Cement should dry completely within a few hours. To help speed up dry time, place a fan in the room to increase circulation.
Okay, thanks for the info.
what do you guys recommend for a civil war diorama
Check out our website: woodlandscenics.com and type in civil war to the search bar. It will bring up quite a few results with modelers who have created a civil war diorama.
+Woodland Scenics thank you guys your great
What kit was shown in the video?
Hello there! We used our 1" foam sheet as a base (ST1424) and covered it with Plaster Cloth (C1203, C1191-C1193). You can then paint it and scenic it. Other products used are Scenic Cement (S191)
Gravel (C1286-C1289) Thank you for your interest in our products.
Hi. What was used to make the base?
davidcapi We used our 1" foam sheet as a base (ST1424) and covered it with Plaster Cloth (C1203, C1191-C1193). You can then paint it and scenic it. Happy Modeling!
If I spray my wife with enough scenic cement will she not leave me?
We thoroughly test our product for their intended use. We have not tested Scenic Cement on spouses and therefore cannot off an opinion as to the outcome. :-)
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I will give it a try. The detail dirt looks great on roads. Wonder how it will work on Red Heads!
How long does it take to dry?
When using Scenic Cement, you should let it dry for approximately 30 minutes between applications.
remember horses passage will ckear weeds and such out the center section of s dirt road or trail
I would choose gray coarse.
what about using real dirt? just sift it too get rid of small pebbles and other stuff and heat it to around 400 degrees in order to kill any critters living in it.
how bout real dirt?
It kinda looks like a strip of bacon.
Hungry?
Couldn’t you just use ballast? I mean come on woodland scenics! Half of your products are a ripoff! Your road striping pens are just paint pens! You can by those at Walmart for 5 bucks!
If you are doing this as a hobby DO NOT I REPEAT DO NOT BUY THESE PRODUCTS UNLESS YOU ARE RICH! They are completely over priced for the average Joe.
We suggest buying our products directly from your local hobby store as they often provide discounts and have sales.