Update on my bridge scene....

Jun 18, 2004
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Hello everyone, just thought i would post a couple of update pictures of my bridge and river scene as it is so far. As you can see, i have some of the rock castings colored and some textureed ground cover added in some spots. I also went down to my local river and got some river sand to add to my river bottom. I still have a good way to go as far as detailing, but its getting there. As always, all comments and suggestions are welcome. Thanks!
steve:wave:
 

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jr switch

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Shows what an accomplished modeler can do with a little help from his friends. I love it because you ended up with exactly what you wanted, a very realistic looking river with a turn under a bridge in the foreground! With trees and underbrush along the banks and good coverage where the river meets the backdrop, I think this will be one of the focal points of your layout. Good job! John R
 
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Well, heres a couple more showing my first layer of water as well as some old trees that fell. :wave:
 

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sidetracked

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awesome,, I have been following your project since your first post on the bridge,,, you should be charging a learning fee,,,it is looking great and im sure I will be going back to it a lot for ideals along the way,,,,,, ,,,,,, ,,,,,, st
 

TruckLover

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Those river rocks/sand look great and the water is lookin good. For my rivers, I got some of the sand from my neighbors brickwall project. There was some left over when the wall was finished and it is perfect for river bottoms. I sifted it and now I have very fine sand and river rocks.
 

kirkendale

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Steve, looks great. I think you will have a great scene when all is done because you have a great one now. I like the old trees. looking forward to seeing more...
:thumb: kj
 
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Thanks everyone for the compliments, i really appreciate them. Oldtanker, i would be more than happy to lend a hand any way i can. Glen, im useing WS Real water in a bottle, and yes, i am useing tape, but it didnt hold very well as you can tell by the little streaks running down my fascia.:eek:ops: Anyways, thanks once again and ill add some more pictures as i go.
steve:wave: