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Follow along in this detailed guide as I step you through the daunting process of making a river scene for your model railroad or diorama.
Check out http://www.bouldercreekrailroad.com/ for more tutorials related to scenery and model railroading.
Adding a river to your layout is much easier than you think, I will not only show you the technique I used for making this river scene using two part epoxy but I will basically show you the entire process from start to finish in creating this complete diorama.
The techniques I use are very versatile and can be applied to basically and facet of your modelling whether modelling railroads, wargaming or display models and dioramas, feel free to use and share the skills and methods I use.
Check out these links to other videos that show additional techniques and tools that I use here in this video:
DIY Static Grass Tufts ā https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iFXgSky6JMU
Home Made Static Grass Applicator ā https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8gYmeRaaaL8
Highly Detailed Woodland Scenics Tree ā https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V2NVNPvr3Y4
Make sure to check back soon as I will add a complete materials list here of all the materials I used to build this diorama.
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Additional content that will help you recreate and follow along with the build, some of the 3DĀ printer files are still experimental and may require some tinkering in order to get them to print successfully. Also, nearly all of the 3DĀ printer files are designed for resin 3DĀ printers, trying to print them using a filament 3DĀ printer may not be possible!
But in any case, IĀ hope you enjoy the extra content.
