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Response to Need help on scenery
from David Pell (dapell@earthlink.net)
If you want to make a lot of hills you should get a foam cutter. This
has a wire that is heated by two flashlight batterys . It gives a
very clean cut on styrafoam. Then mix a little sand and white glue
into the paint and there you go instant hill. Look for something like
"Art from Scrap" (which is in Santa Barbara CA). They take donations
from companys and sell the material at a nominal fee. Similar outfits
might exist near your home. If they do your in. I have also had some
sucsees useing paper mache to make craters. You use old newspaper
torn into strips. Let if soak for two days. Drain most of the water
out and add white glue (I buy it by the gallon). Use a cooky sheet
spared with pan and form the goop inot the desired shape. It will
take a Looong time to dry. If you have used enough glue the figures
will be very tough. (Have a figure around when you make the terrain
to get the scale.) This works for craters, rocks and anything eles
you can think of.
David Pell
(posted 9742 days ago)
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