Events have caught up with the recent reinvigoration of Morfa. A vague notion that we might at some future time decide to downsize from the rambling chapel which is our and Morfa's home has galloped very quickly into view with the result that estate agents have been instructed and work on Morfa has come to a halt. For the moment I'm continuing to enjoy running trains through the broad brush roughed out landscape. Further construction has stopped, and Morfa will develop no further. Here are a few photos of how it looks at the moment.
The stone embankment was created by spreading Heritage non clumping cat litter along the slope between the tracks and the lower ground and water levels. Once I was happy with how it looked I dropped on a pva and water mix with a pipette which set hard after a few days.
3 comments:
Hello,
How do you have to realize stones which line elevations between the railroad and the banks of the Lake?
Hello Alain,
The stones are cat litter non clumping which I placed dry then dropped on a mix of pva glue and water which stuck the stones together when set
Hello Colin, apologies for the delay in replying; I should check my blog more often. I'm afraid that I don't know of any proprietary track system which goes down to 10 inch radius. I used flexitrack (SMP I think) and built my own points.
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