Model Railroad Scenery Techniques: Creating Vegetation

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When you look at a model railroad scene built by an expert, you’ll notice that almost all spaces are filled with something that keeps the viewer’s attention and makes the scene appear realistic. You’ll rarely find gaps where nothing exists, unless the train is travelling through wide open expanses. However, in the case of an open hillside where there are no buildings or major focal points, it can be tedious for a modeler to take time filling every small space with something particular. When it comes to adding details to these areas, you’re best served spending as little time as possible on the foliage. In this lesson we teach you some model railroad scenery techniques that can allow you to use nondescript vegetation to tackle a large hillside in no time.

[@KaranSingh-mm7ys]

This work needs so much hard work and patience and consistence...hats off to the whole team❤

[@ModelRailroadAcademy]

Thank you kindly!

[@frikkiejacobs8858]

I've been searching so long for somewhere to just show you how. Thank you!

[@ModelRailroadAcademy]

You are so welcome!

[@TimberSurf]

I always used to just sprinkle ground cover on, but shaking in the tin sounds like a great idea

[@javilagarde6852]

gracias por compartir tus conocimientos

[@geomodelrailroader]

good tips from our president I will try this.

[@alrozanski8352]

Gerry - Nice video. Also enjoy your tips Etc with MRVIDEO.

[@medwaymodelrailway7129]

looks like some great scenery items on show .Thumbs up for you .Hope you like mine diesel dave's