I used the cut up residue after installing vinly floor tile, so that eliminated having to break it down in a blender. But every other process was identical to you! 4 colors gave excellent variety and the thought: mix a small batch is perfect wisdom! Just proceed mixing without cleaning the bowl aids in blending. Just like in nature. Excellent demonstration, my lady!!❤❤❤
Now that's going to be really useful for my grandson to try, he's just enjoyed watching the video. He can have a go at making some foliage ready for his layout, speaking of which we have built the baseboard. So now we can play about with ideas. Cheers James 🙂👍
Cheers for sharing...I have had plastic trees sitting in bags and I occasionally dust them in scatter foam yet I am still not happy....but not because of the foam...the trees are cheap and uniform (unlike nature)we sometimes use carpet underlay for the blended bit... Cheers for your spin on this process. Happy new year 🎉🎉🎉
Thank you. Yes, plastic trees - what can I say! I'm going to be releasing a video on how to make trees from scratch very shortly - let me know what you think!
@@modelrailwayquestDawn you have very sexy arms, I love it when you flaunt your bare arms; I would absolutely love to see you wearing a pair of disposable shoulder-length examination gloves 😍
Outstanding presentation Dawn, you pitched it at the right level with explain, tell and show and so well articulated plus bags of enthusiasm thrown in. I've always bought my materials for trees and hedges, but no more. Thanks for inspiring my change in direction. Keep up the good work with your videos.
Great work. Thanks for sharing. The only thing i do differenf is add PVA/Mod Podge. Now mine is for wargaming terrain which is the reason for the glue. I have an N guage set from when i was small, which i keep toying with the idea of building onto a board.
I used kits from a company called In the Greenwood laser and have then modified them. In my video on Laser Cut kits I explain some of the pros and cons... and I'll be making a video soon about how to do a number of different modifications to make them unique.
Your video is excellent. I’m making scenery today and you are my guide. Thank you so much for your expertise.
You’re very welcome! How did you get on with the scenery?
I used the cut up residue after installing vinly floor tile, so that eliminated having to break it down in a blender. But every other process was identical to you! 4 colors gave excellent variety and the thought: mix a small batch is perfect wisdom! Just proceed mixing without cleaning the bowl aids in blending. Just like in nature. Excellent demonstration, my lady!!❤❤❤
Thank you! Glad you liked it and love the idea of using cut up residue from floor tile. Happy modelling!
Nice mixtures of colours
Thank you Yvonne!
Now that's going to be really useful for my grandson to try, he's just enjoyed watching the video. He can have a go at making some foliage ready for his layout, speaking of which we have built the baseboard. So now we can play about with ideas. Cheers James 🙂👍
Another fantastic video by Dawn
you make this look much easier! fair play.
I've only just come across your channel. Looks good!
Thank you!
I love the ingenuity creativity and what works best economically.
Thank you!
I noticed in the UK there's a much stronger culture of making materials like this from scratch for cheap.
Cheers for sharing...I have had plastic trees sitting in bags and I occasionally dust them in scatter foam yet I am still not happy....but not because of the foam...the trees are cheap and uniform (unlike nature)we sometimes use carpet underlay for the blended bit... Cheers for your spin on this process. Happy new year 🎉🎉🎉
Thank you. Yes, plastic trees - what can I say! I'm going to be releasing a video on how to make trees from scratch very shortly - let me know what you think!
@@modelrailwayquestDawn you have very sexy arms, I love it when you flaunt your bare arms; I would absolutely love to see you wearing a pair of disposable shoulder-length examination gloves 😍
Hi Dawn it was nice to meet you at the UA-cam meet at warley. I said I'd subscribe and I have, now to watch your video atb Andy
Hi, I’m from México City, i like yours lessons
Thank you! Welcome aboard and Hi to Mexico City!
Very well done. Easy to understand.
Outstanding presentation Dawn, you pitched it at the right level with explain, tell and show and so well articulated plus bags of enthusiasm thrown in. I've always bought my materials for trees and hedges, but no more. Thanks for inspiring my change in direction. Keep up the good work with your videos.
Thank you Chris - that's lovely feedback!
You make it look so easy. I like how your instructional videos are easy to understand.
Thank you - so pleased you found the video helpful.
The different shades were perfect.
Thank you!
Nicely done, and an interesting technique!
Great work. Thanks for sharing. The only thing i do differenf is add PVA/Mod Podge. Now mine is for wargaming terrain which is the reason for the glue. I have an N guage set from when i was small, which i keep toying with the idea of building onto a board.
Thanks Stephen - I do love Mod Podge! And... do it, build a board, and then send pictures! :-)
Very nice presentation'..
Thanks a lot
Thanks from Orlando Florida 👋
Hi to you!
Can you tell me where you buy your bottle of IPA
Are the buildings behind you scratch built or from a kit?
I used kits from a company called In the Greenwood laser and have then modified them. In my video on Laser Cut kits I explain some of the pros and cons... and I'll be making a video soon about how to do a number of different modifications to make them unique.
very well documented on here, anything new?
The director sounds a bit unfriendly.
If you've seen the Brief Encounter video, you'll know why ;-)