Pouring Resin Water for Your Model Railroad
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- Water features on a model railroad can be intimidating, but they're easier than you think! In this video I'll pour a two part epoxy tinted with acrylic paint to fill our canal scene.
Materials used:
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Coach Green from ArchiveX:
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You, sir, are very, very talented! Thanks so much for your awesome content!
That realistic swampy sludge. Nailed it!
Great video! The layout is looking amazing!!!
Love the water and loved the New Haven Railroad train that came by- used to ride the real ones!
You made you point very well Bro.. Rivers across the world are facing this issue. Save Nature..
Excellent video. Will be starting my logging scene water effects soon and have been looking for “how to’s” on water placement. Many thanks.
That looks really cool. Well done.
Thanks so much Doug very helpful, Bear 🐾Creek 🚂 Model RR, KY.
Awesome video! You just convinced me to use it on my harbor scenes!
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Excellent work!!!
Great step by step video
Great job, it looks amazing.
Next level details
Fantastic video .Like it very much.
nice work 👍👍👍👍
nice water scene
Great video instruction. At the 9:10 mark you mention doing another video with the ripples. Did you do that video, because I can't find it.
This is probably a silly question but what kind of table do you use for your model railroad
Using the dirty green tint was very effective Doug. I suppose the choice of shade depends on the area you're modelling and even the "weather" in your scene. I've seen a lot of guys use various blue shades and it sometimes works but can look quite artificial. I would stick with that green - best effect I've seen. 👍👌😁
Just wondering: if you added a small amount of scatter-type material, would you get a decent representation of weeds/algae in the water, or would it just make a sticky mess?
Cheers for now,
Dougie.
All of your work is excellent, love all your videos!
Excellent video with great info. Blowing through a straw is a great tip also.
I am about to pour Environtex for a fairly large harbor scene in HO. It's about 5' wide at the front and narrows to about 2.5 feet wide on the other side of a bridge trestle combination.
What product did you use to seal the masonite front trim piece?
Also, how long is the working time of the Environtex?
Thanks very much and any advice is welcome with using this method for water. Thanks.
Phil
NYC Area
does it turn yellow at any point?
Do you have more videos of your NewHaven layout?
Ooh ... at 1:03 am I seeing a dead bird butted up against the culvert? Looks like a dead Swan ...
Nice job! Was i the only one to doze off? 😃
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That is some serious fly-tipping problem you have there.