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Model Railroad Scenery: Background Hills

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ABOUT THIS VIDEO: This video shows an easy way to make model railroad scenery
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20 Comments

@timandelmo2096 7 months ago

That McKeesport I live right by there really cool railfan spots

@OklahomaRailfan_Productions 2 years ago

hey DJ, how do I paint backdrops?

@mikeggg5671 2 years ago

Dj, please turn off the monetization! the commercials are obscene!

@gerlandkent6377 2 years ago

thank, you for you're video.👍

@extra-dry 2 years ago

Very nice😊

@edhorst7212 3 years ago

So false rumor you ran away with your engine traveling over tracks, lol.. great to see another informative tutorial video. Thanks

@chicago.blue.island.railroad 3 years ago

DJ, for added texture would you consider sprinkling fine ground foam to your homemade foam, while still wet, after applying it to the hillside?

@MRR_Shadowolf 3 years ago

Another great video! Great tips/techniques! Very nice looking hill side.

@peteywheatstraws4909 4 years ago (edited)

I'm just entering this hobby, and I definitely prefer to build my scenery as opposed to buying it.
This was a cool little film that was impressive and informative simultaneously.
Good job.

@jhoodfysh 4 years ago

Interesting technique DJ. Have you changed your method in the last 4 years. I am viewing your videos in time (oldest to newest) so if you did an update I will see it.

@awblenko 4 years ago

Excellent video - the finished scene looks great!

@markduncan6690 4 years ago

Well Done! Nice Work!

@johnspisak9729 5 years ago

Another awesome vid. Yep, those 25lb dumbbells look tiny compared to my 50s that I use for finger curls. I learn a lot from each of your videos. Thanks for sharing your experience.

@cprtrain 5 years ago

Outstanding.

@uptownphotography 6 years ago

Well done. Nice video.
Would you have a video on making pine trees? I need to make 4 to 5 hundred of them (maybe more). I am building a large mountain road and have a lot of real estate to bring to life with trees in the areas that are below the tree line. Thanks.
Philip

@wheezypalacemodels7726 6 years ago

Subbed...loving that, thanks for sharing...Chris

@juangabrielsolanoperez2929 6 years ago

Muy bien bonito 😊😉👍👌👏

@RTM-fan 6 years ago

Hi Dj, if you going to use plastercloth try finding it online at a medical store, waaaay more cheaper than rhe woodland scenics stuff and its c ompletely the same. Dont get me wrong, I love Woodland, but I find it here in Holland rather exspensive so I ordered at a medical store, two rols 4" wide and 20ft on a rol for just under 4 dollar I pay at least triple that ammount for the woodland scenics stuff, sorry to Woodland Scenics, but in Europe its quit exspensive. And that goes for Evergreen stuff the same.