great “junk"
Cheers, Jake
The light at the end of the tunnel is a train.
On Oct 9, 2020, at 1:52 PM, Olivier Gosse <ogosse4780@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I am very impressed by the amount of detail in this junkyard!
Great job....
Olivier G. Gosse
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From: ourocmr-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:ourocmr-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On
Behalf Of Carl Heimberger
Sent: Friday, October 09, 2020 1:47 PM
To: ourocmr@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [ourocmr] Junk yard lights and more
Below is a photo of the junk yard with the lights working. They are 12v
lights running on 9v, yes I. need to learn about LED's, but it is hard to
teach an old dog new tricks. Next two photo show how how I pack the back
part of module 4 as it has to be removed and packed for transportation.
This also the first module I have tried static grass on and it was a
learning experience. First thing I learned you really need to put down the
static grass before installing buildings. It is a 100 times easier that
way. Also to get really tall looking grass it has to be done in layers,
start out with short grass as the base. After that is dry add some longer
grass you will need to spray the base with thinned out glue so you need to
cover area you do not want grass in. If you want taller grass replete the
process. I also learned if you are not happy with how the taller grass is
standing up use a tooth pick to fluff it up, but do not mess with it to much
or you will flatten it out.
One more building to complete and try to figure out the water in the cooling
tower and this module is done " for now". A railroad and module are never
done.
Carl
