new scenery on the upper level

Looks like you're off to a great start George!

I like the way you are staggering the hieght of the row houses instead of placing them all on one level. Looking forward to watching it progress.....

You're off to a great start. I'm looking forward to seeing your finished handiwork!

 

Dennis

When you get to the point of starting your ground cover you may want to consider trying Fusion Fiber. You scene looks like it would suit itself very nicely to its usage. I love the stuff. Once the basic shape/form is roughed in the Fusion Fiber allows you to finish the actual groundwork and add ground cover all in the same step. Just a thought I felt worth sharing. Keep up the awsome work.

Your right about the Fusion fiber! It works great for those applications. As of matter of fact, I did that last night.  I then sprayed it with a flat brown spray paint. I wasn't sure whether or not it was going to adhere to the foam but it worked just fine. I will post more picture as the project moves along.

 

 

George, It sounds like you are missing one of the great benefits of Fusion Fiber, that is mixing the paint in when you mix the batch.  This allows you to add your ground covers immediately after troweling on the Fusion Fiber = done in one step.  This way it also allows you to go back at any time, rewet and add additional ground cover.

I do mix acrylic paint with fusion fiber. I should have sprayed the foam first and then applied the fusion fiber. It's taking a little longer to dry but some spots are ready for the ground cover