Rivers Rapids and Rushing Streams Part 8
Sunday evening update
After returning from the NMRA Train Show was able to spend 4 hours on the layout.
Here is the North Creek bridge. The matte is in place and the highlighted resin really gives a sense of flow.
Here is the merging of the south and north creeks. Still more work around rocks needed and flow lines in the water.
This
picture shows why the matte covering is so critical. Envirotex is
perfectly flat and reflects like a mirror, even if tinted and the creek
bed is painted. Compare to previous shot where there is no reflection.
South Creek
Previous
prep work on the Sotuh Creek is completed. After a through cleaning it
is time to add the resin. Next 3 photo's shows the new sections.
Here
you can see the bubbles clearing after using the paper towel roll tube
to exhale over the water (CO2 causes bubbles to come to surface and
burst).
Here is the bridge abutment in place and details of the ties and rail in creek.
New
Bridge work in place. Once painted and creek bed prepared we can add
resin. Putting bridge in fully would complicate adding resin and
applying matte & gloss top coat.
Area on North Creek with new trestle 1/2 completed.
Here is the completed bridge (still needs nbw and some weathering)with water rushing under.
Here is the repaired section where the white had to be removed with alcohol.
Details
Partially
submerged details can really make for a nice "surprise". In first
picture hard to see fish, in close up you can see the outlines.
Hope to get some more done Monday.
Thanks Cameron
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