How To Build Model Railroad Scenery Base

How to build model railroad scenery base for your train layout in any scale using plaster and cardboard. On a permanent layout, large scenic forms like mountains can be build inexpensively with a support structure of cardboard and plaster-soaked shop towels. I show you how step-by-step on this video.

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