This is a bridge I've been working on, laser-cut wood, assembled with Elmer's all-purpose glue put on thin with a brush. Two weeks of work and it's finally done but for the weathering.
A little pond at the bottom of rock outcroppings along the track. Not entirely done yet.
A collapsed building between the tracks before Jasper Rock (what I've been calling that monolith in my mind). I rebuilt Jasper Rock, coated it with gypsum, added hydrocal molded rocks and painted it.
My dad built this building out of paper!!!! Looks pretty damned great!
The river, after a final coat of blue-tinted varnish. I still want to add some more rocks.
This was a couple of blocks of 2" pink foam. I carved the strata using a hot wire carver, coated it in gypsum and painted it. No rock molds were used to make this at all.
This stone retaining wall was made from a thin sheet of foam, cut with shallow cuts with a hot knife and painted with three different colors of acrylic only partially mixed together. The cliffs here were done the same way the ones above were.
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