Realistic Scenery Volume 4 - Modelling an Old Farm Shed - Model Railroad

Cheap and extremely effective corrugated iron, it's fragile but definitely worth the time and effort to achieve absolutely amazing results!

A lot of the techniques have been shown in previous tutorials and where this is the case I’ll direct you to those videos however there are a number of different techniques I use in this tutorial to arrive at the final scene.

These techniques can easily be used on their own to give great realistic scenery results or they can be used in conjunction with each other to give you a complete scene. They work well for all scales from N scale, HO scale right through to O scale and above, and work equally well for model railroads, wargaming and scenic dioramas.

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Links:
Brunel Hobbies - http://www.brunelhobbies.com.au/ironm...

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Cheers
Luke Towan.