scenic express CONCRETE WALL W/COLUMNS

I assume you mean what they refer to as the Penn Ohio walls. If they're dense foam, I've worked with something very similar (portals) from Scenic Express and they're very easy to work with, easy to cut if necessary, and easy to paint (if you don't like the original color) and weather with chalks and/or acrylics. If you add grasses, vines, etc. and other greenery, they look very realistic. Depending on how many you need, not inexpensive, though. Hope this helps.

check out erics trains he used them  they look good!

jack klosterman posted:

check out erics trains he used them  they look good!

I'm pretty sure Eric only used the brick type not concrette.

This Fort Pitt module was done with field stone from Scenic Express.  It is a Flexi-wall foam  type material.

Mike CT,

I have used the non-flex walls and they were fairly easy to work with.  I am now contemplating the flex walls for an inside corner scene.  What are your thoughts on the flex walls?  Easy to work with?  What material are the walls adhered to, and what adhesive did you use?

Thanks for any input.

Dave

Mike CT posted:

This Fort Pitt module was done with field stone from Scenic Express.  It is a Flexi-wall foam  type material.

Mike:

That's a nice looking scene.

What did you use to make the curved portions hold their shape along the curve?  Double-sided adhesive tape top and bottom? Glue?  Something else?

Also: What kind of paint (brand/formula) did you use to make them look like granite block?

Thanks.

Steven J. Serenska