Realistic model railroad scenery - Weeds!

Great stuff once again Joey.  

Another great video Joey. I'm learning a ton by watching. It's so much easier to see it done than to read about it. Thanks for your hard work on these. 

Very nice video.

Another awesome, and funny, video Joey. Thank you.

Thank you again for share your knowledge!!

Andre.

Another great video and its so easy to do.  Thanks for sharing.  Nick 

Wow! A great method for standing weeds.

Great tutorial---  keep em coming!

Do you have one for trees?

Thanks all - I really have fun doing these videos and although it takes a lot of time, at least I am able to include family and friends. 

John C - Ha Ha - do you think I'd be  here typing this if I cut her hair? She'd have  killed me.

BradA - I have plans for doing a video on trees of different types. Now I can't say that this will be an every week thing, but I plan on trying to be at least regular with them. Next up should be "weathering track with acrylics and chalks" and then my favorite which is "Furnace filter vines and bushes" 

I have to get together a presentation on model photography for a clinic I am doing and while I am at it I may verse it towards a how-to article intended for the mag. 

I have a lot of ideas, but I am always open for suggestions...

Joey

It would be helpful  to get a clinic on both evergreen and deciduous trees.... 

Very professional video.

Someone just asked me where to get these particular weeds and I actually looked back at an order. It just happened to be with forum sponsor Scenic Express. Ding Ding! 

In the video I used the NOCH brand 12 mm grasses and the woodland scenic field grasses.

12mm will represent grasses approximately knee high in 1:48

You can trim them for shorter areas and you can use the field grass at any lengths you cut. All can be found on their website. Adhesive - you can get anywhere.

Joey

I love these videos, it always seems so simple!  Thanks for putting this together for us!

Joey,

From the responses I'm reading, you have other videos like this one.  If thats the case, I'm going to be VERY busy trying to catch up tonight.  In other words, great video.  That could definitely help people like myself who wouldn't have thought of something like that.  Thanks for sharing that entertaining, informative video.

-Mike

Brandy - give me a shout next week. I am still trying to get in touch with Dale to possibly attend the Greenbo show.

Mike, Yes I actually have two channels

One is the trackside channel where you'll find how-to videos and such

The other is my personal channel which features my layout but no how-to videos

it's at https://www.youtube.com/imjoeyricard

Joey... Thank you for doing these.  I REALLY enjoy watching and learning.

Ron

Very informative and fun video.

Thanks Joey.

stay outta the dog house!

I just learned how to put grass in..Thanks so much Joey!!!

awesome video .

Well done, Joey and crew !!

A "tip": A product called Big Sexy hair by sexy hair concepts is as excellent stickey 

spray material. It can be found @WM. 

And...remember to change out that aerosol glue from time to time as it DOES have a

moderate shelf life. 3M is the best, but the cheap stuff found at places like HL or

Michals works well. 

I LOVE those how-to videos, Joey!  Gotta turn at least some of them into how-to articles for the magazine so you can get some additional funding for even more Ricard Productions presentations.    

Thanks once again folks and if you are going to the TCA show in York, remember to stop by and say hello. I will be in the Orange Hall.

I hear you Allan and I will surely do that. Also, I think we should get you on video!

You'll change your mind about that once you see me in person. 

Excellent tutorial. Thanks for sharing it. I will be giving your technique a try. Was the wasted kid at the door from Colorado?