I am from the never throw anything away school. HAHAHAHA

Thank you Jonathan. I appreciate it

Added some debris, a little at a time

Added static grass and some more rocks for the bottom. Will add detail items next. Wont be pouring the resin for a while.

Quote from: Terry Toenges on July 18, 2026, 07:01:40 PMAren't those plants kind of tall in relation to the size of the truck?

I don't know where you live Terry? But here in Saskatchewan, swamps and sloughs, the grass and bullrushes can get 10 feet tall.

Added the bottom bed rock, first layer will vacuum after see how it looks.

Started to glue down some of the details today.

I got stuck on 2 areas of my layout which are side by side. i decided to start on my dugout/pond,that may give me some insight to finish the rest. I am going to go slow on the pons and do it in stages, i have been watching youtube videos on how to do this. I will be adding bullrushes, tall grass etc, as well as tires barrels and pallets. Will cut the tires and barrels apart.

Hotter then hell here now so been in the basement, lots of tedious details, I am happy with the results. a little at a time goes a long way.

OK great stuff.I look forward to more.

I love the way you build everything one stick at a time. Is that cafe a scratch built kits from left over stuff? Or was it a kit?

The little things make a difference. Add a truck i repainted to look different.

Added some static grass on 2 different roads, as well as finished a could have areas with posts. Added shrubs and a bench, and some more people.

Started on a scene today with fences and shrubs i made.

Started making more fences. I found a solution to keep things in place. I lay down a piece of tape with my measurement marking. Then place a piece of parchment paper overtop can see the marks through the paper. I use white glue to glue the posts in place, then add my boards overtop. After you can use and exact knife to pull it all off without damage. The glue doesn't stick to the parchment paper too hard. I get sheets of thin thin wood in my cigar boxes on certain brands, so i never through them out, great for making plywood and wooden sheets.