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I use the Proxon table foam cutter, hand held hot wire foam cutters and a sharp box knife.

Going to make a stream along the retaining wall

I didn’t like how the project was going so I threw it out and started over. I added utility poles. I might add a stone wall at the top. I still need to add one more tree. I made the road larger to accommodate more vehicles. Here is the new version. I will pour the retaining wall today. I will be adding static grass. I have very tried several static grass applicators in the past and have been disappointed with each one. I found one called the Grasskeeper from Germany. Very expensive but it is supposedly the best one on the market. I am trying to learn this layering technique using different lengths of static grass. I normally use Martin Welberg scenery but it is too expensive to do a large area.

Finishing cafe tables and added concrete bench

So on the last pour in the fountain a large bubble formed which ruined it. I had to replace the fountain. I will start pouring the resin tomorrow. Here’s a photo of the newly painted fountain. The hydrant isn’t glued down. Just seeing where I want it.

My mind never rests

Making trees out of sage branches. I get pieces and then glue them together to form dead trees.

About 2 feet in diameter

The wall will continue to the end. I will be placing trees devoid of leaves along the roadway. The ruined cottage will face the roadway.

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Never heard of it. I assume by the name you have to have a UV light along with the resin.

It’s so time consuming…you can only add 1/8 inch at a time and 24 hours for curing between pours.

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I don’t know if you are being funny or not…but the chairs aren’t finished nor have they been painted. I am still waiting for two more sets to come in.

Starting another diorama. This one will be a German column (about five vehicles) moving on to their objective down a mountainous roadway. There will be a ruined cottage along the side of the asphalt roadway. I just poured the retaining wall.

Like the saying goes…a picture is worth a thousand words.