[user=711]col.stephens[/user] wrote: Stay tuned and I will explain how I built Waterloo Station from half a dozen lolly sticks! Terry
You did well  thenTerry, it took a good dozen when I built it - but it was in 0 guage…:pathead

Allan.

Terry

Arlington Row finished but will try to take some outside shots tomorrow - if the weather holds.

Meanwhile, first stage groundwork.

Allan.

 



 



 



 



 



 

Allan, that row of houses gets better as the days go by. The vegetation on the ground and walls with moss on the roofs, sets them off a treat. Brilliant!

Arlington Row, all done and dusted !!

Allan.



 



 



 



 



 

I'm ready to move in!

Looks great Allan ! Can I ask what your green 'goop' is ? To me, it looks like PVA, sawdust and a little green acryllic paint… Am I close ??

Cheers, Gary.

[user=878]Gary[/user] wrote:

Looks great Allan ! Can I ask what your green 'goop' is ? To me, it looks like PVA, sawdust and a little green acryllic paint… Am I close ??

Cheers, Gary.

 

Part right Gary.

It's Hornby  'Skale scenics'  Spring Green Fine Tufts - R 8895, mixed in with neat PVA glue.

Place it where you want it, then tease it out with a pointed tool of some description and you'll find it will dry literally rock hard within 24 hours with absolutely no fallout.

Allan.

Managed to miss this completely ( double senior moment )
At the beginning of the thread you were on about it fitting in a microwave? could you please explain
Great work as usual!
Regards
stephen