In Episode 9, the show has a new format, and I'm back to work on the model railroad layout! Having completed my mountain skyline, I use leftover parts of my Woodland Scenics Subterrain system Profile Boards and other foam pieces - with the help of my trusty Woodland Scenics Hot Wire Foam Cutter - to create the underlying structure of my landscape.
I'm finally back with a new episode! This time, I give you the highlights from my recent trip to the Dallas Area Train Show (check out dfwtrainshows.com), and I answer the burning question, "What the heck took you so long to post a new episode?!"
In this episode, I create the beginnings of my mountain skyline on my Woodland Scenics Subterrain system Profile Boards and drill a few holes in the benchwork to be used later for wiring. I use my Woodland Scenics Hot Wire Foam Cutter.
Jud just got his latest Funko subscription box in the mail - the Star Wars 40th Anniversary box from Smuggler's Bounty! Let's look at all the cool stuff!
In this episode, I use Woodland Scenics Subterrain system Profile Boards to create the framework for my landscape. I use Woodland Scenics foam nails, and a low-temp glue gun.
In this episode, I use Woodland Scenics Subterrain system Incline Starters to my risers (added in episode 3) to create a small incline on a section of my track. I use Woodland Scenics foam nails, and a low-temp glue gun. It doesn't get much crazier than this!
In this episode, I begin adding 2" risers from the Woodland Scenics Subterrain system to my benchwork (built in my first episode). I use Woodland Scenics foam nails, hot wire foam cutter, and a low-temp glue gun. It's a wild time!
I'm Jud, and I am a geek, a nerd, maybe even a dork. But I happen to think that geeks are into some pretty cool stuff - comics, collectibles, trains. And we're going to talk about all those things on my video podcast, "Jud's Amazing Adventures."