Just another winter table

[havre]

Here's another table I put together during the last few days. Please exuse the poor photo quality. The terrain is built up using foam over a framework of plywood and L-shaped profiles. The ice was made from plexiglass, given a good melt by a heat gun, and sanded on the underside to reduce transparency. The snow effect is from Woodland Scenics and is nigh impossible to prevent from coming off.





What do you think?

[OTee]

I totaly love it... belivable dirty! I guess I wouldn't achive such thing myself.

Just 2 things I noticed:

I'd suggest to weather and age the tracks, they coukd use some oil/rust.

Usually a (steel)bridge is colder then the surrounding, as the wind and outside temperature can 'attack' it from all sides. So at least the same amount of snow should be there, even some icicles.

[havre]

I'd suggest to weather and age the tracks, they coukd use some oil/rust.

Usually a (steel)bridge is colder then the surrounding, as the wind and outside temperature can 'attack' it from all sides. So at least the same amount of snow should be there, even some icicles.

Tracks aged and snow and isicles added. Thanks.


And the whole thing again..

[PG_Dalthoraz]

Nice job, what did you use for the icicles

[havre]

Nice job, what did you use for the icicles

It's just plexiglass, cut to size and heated on the stove until they started melting.

[OTee]

I'd like to kidnap you and Pake and hold you captive in my underground-nemoesque-mad-scientist-dungeon to build tables at my bidding...

Have missed the ice floes shoved against the bridge in the earlier pics ... great details.

ENVY ! ;-)

[Mordjinn]

Friggin' awesome job mate. Love it. Where did you get the rails from?

[havre]

Where did you get the rails from?

Those are PECO flexible rails. O-scale.