How to make an O Gauge train tunnel
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- Опубліковано 5 жов 2024
- In this video I make a tunnel form my layout
I used wire mesh to make the form of the tunnel
Next I covered the form with Plaster Cloth which is available at store such as Hobby Lobby and Micheals. Also available online thru Amazon.
Finally I put a layer of American Art Clay Sculptamold which is available thru Amazon or your local hobby shop. Here’s a link to it on Amazon
American Art Clay Sculptamold 3 lb Bag a.co/d/5k1NjVb
simple, but cool idea
That molding compound leaves a nice, textured surface. I just finished my first ever tunnel on my layout. I used a different method; it is good to see how others do the same thing.
thank you for the information ,its look great nice job 👍👍
really good job
I plan on building a mountain tunnel on my O gauge shelf ceiling layout. This video was helpful.
You make it look so easy I thought about using pvc corrugated drain pipe
Great job injoy watching
Nice shirt and nice collection
I like it and was informative thanks.
Good job
Thank you very much
OUTSTANDING 👍👍
Very interesting and informative video thank you very much
Great job 👍👍👍
nice job
Did you video how you painted and landscaped? Looks great
Unfortunately, I didn’t video the painting, but I just kinda “winged” it
Why don't you just ADD Hills Brothers Coffee to it.???
I'm curious, how many colors of paint did you use on the tunnel? Really looks nice and colors of it.?
I’m not sure. I get the little $1.00 bottles at the local craft store. I probably have about 50 different colors. The main color is a tan and then I just when from there. I also did a lot of blending
Do you think you can use plas9 stripes and expanding sprayfoam
I haven’t tried to use expanding foam for a tunnel. I know it works good if you want to just build rocks then you can carve them the way that you want and then put a light coating of Sculptamold over it. I would think if you’re going to use it for a tunnel, you’ll have to carve the inside of the tunnel, unless you can figure out a way of controlling which way the foam expands.
Although you have given me a good idea for an upcoming video, maybe I’ll do a little experiment to see how it works
Have you tried using spray foam?
Not yet but I have an area that I’m planning on putting a mountain side and I figure I’ll try that method when I do it. Keep an eye out for that video.
@@Pvilletrains ive used spray foam to make a mini off road track for my 1/16th scale rc rock crawler and it came out nice. Use some texture spray paint after. I’ve also use wadded up news paper and then soaking strips of newspaper in a mixture of Elmer’s glue and water and laying it on the wads of newspaper to make hill sides and mountains.