Martin Welberg rewrites the book!

[chuck geiger]

This really is a new way of applying scenic layers.

[MVW]

Haven't had a chance to watch all of this yet, but it looks great! And Martin looks like he'd be a hoot to hang with. I've been on the verge of buying a static grass applicator for some time, and this likely pushed me over the edge.

Thanks for posting, Chuck!

Jim

[chuck geiger]

N/p Jim, yeah he negates the old alcohol mist and glue spray or drip, goes from scenery base of sculptamold, paint, the glue dabs and levels of
dirt, ground cover then the 2m-4m and 6m static grass application, mixed colors.

[wazzou]

I had to do a bit of a double take when he spoke the words "flock" and "flocking", lol.   

[MVW]

I had to do a bit of a double take when he spoke the words "flock" and "flocking", lol.   

Yep, can't wait to get my layout all flocked up! 

Jim

[John]

I've flocked mine up many times ..

[dem34]

Flocking fibers all over the place. Its almost impossible to get this flocking stuff out of carpets once it gets imbedded.

[MVW]

Flocking fibers all over the place. Its almost impossible to get this flocking stuff out of carpets once it gets imbedded.

Fickle flocking fibers far-flung from free-flowing fans fester forever.

Phew! 

Jim

[grove den]

Elmer Fudd would love that sentence!
and Chapeau for Martin Welberg...from local designcabinetmaker to worldwide  "modellrailroadscenerymakersalesman"( Scrable:  triple word!)
And yes he's right: a closer look how vegetation is build up......and how to translate that in H0 scale and  materials you'r going to  use ...

Jos

[chuck geiger]

I am trying this to see how it works, I will let you know if it's a Dutch conspiracy theory.

[chuck geiger]

So his technique works, this is a small area and I was too liberal with grasses. Next section will
be larger and I can replicate it with some openness. I need to paint the grasses too.

[ednadolski]

Meh, definitely a conspiracy 

Ed

[chuck geiger]

Now he does it different for dirt...

[chuck geiger]

This does work, enjoy here: https://www.facebook.com/ponderosasub

[nuno81291]

I think that piece/diorama you did is a great effort, it looks very realistic to my eye.