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It's the life in your years." A. Lincoln Country: USA | Posts: 10761 Michael Hohn Fireman Posted - 11/28/2018 :  5:40:56 PM       I can almost hear the water tumbling down the rocks. Mike Country: USA | Posts: 4126 k9wrangler Engineer Posted - 11/28/2018 :  6:07:02 PM     That all looks nice, Does your Modge Podge material actually harden for you? Some i used in similar fashion remains slightly sticky and a bit soft. A small vehicle I set on it sank into it enough I had to tug on it to get it off after I’d left it there for a week or so, much longer than I’d intended.. Karl Scribner HMFWBIC Kentucky Southern Railway and associated lines Midwest Lower Michigan Country: USA | Posts: 9691 man7sell New Hire Posted - 12/01/2018 :  10:39:16 AM     Line and fish on added. Can't wait to start filling the river to see what this will look like. Capt. Paul Mansell Country: USA | Posts: 21 man7sell New Hire Posted - 12/01/2018 :  10:44:38 AM     ion. Some of the thicker parts to show the water movement can take a couple of days. This is why I only use it for water movement. For deeper water I use Miracle Water (epoxy product I like but it's pricey) quote: Originally posted by k9wrangler That all looks nice, Does your Modge Podge material actually harden for you? Some i used in similar fashion remains slightly sticky and a bit soft. A small vehicle I set on it sank into it enough I had to tug on it to get it off after I’d left it there for a week or so, much longer than I’d intended.. Capt. Paul Mansell Country: USA | Posts: 21 man7sell New Hire Posted - 12/01/2018 :  10:45:20 AM     Thanks Jerry Thank Mike Capt. Paul Mansell Country: USA | Posts: 21 man7sell New Hire Posted - 12/05/2018 :  12:10:03 PM     While I wait for my Magic Water to be delivered have to work on anything below or beside the river water level. Too late once it's poured ;) Capt. Paul Mansell Country: USA | Posts: 21 David J Buchholz Crew Chief Posted - 12/05/2018 :  12:28:18 PM       Watch out for air bubbles around objects that you are covering. Several thin pours are bettervthsn one thick one. You can also add dye to the lower pours to give the illusion of thicker water. Home of the North Coast Railroad. Country: | Posts: 643 man7sell New Hire Posted - 12/05/2018 :  1:05:21 PM     Absolutely David, My last river was 4 pours. Good point with the dye, I have some dark blue somewhere in the workshop Capt. Paul Mansell Country: USA | Posts: 21 David J Buchholz Crew Chief Posted - 12/05/2018 :  2:27:40 PM       I remember using some crushed glitter from a craft store in the rapids. Took on a nice sparkle. Home of the North Coast Railroad. Country: | Posts: 643 man7sell New Hire Posted - 12/05/2018 :  5:23:41 PM     quote: Originally posted by David J Buchholz I remember using some crushed glitter from a craft store in the rapids. Took on a nice sparkle. Wow now that's an interesting thought because I do have a small upstream rapid. Do you have a photo David? Paul Capt. Paul Mansell Country: USA | Posts: 21 David J Buchholz Crew Chief Posted - 12/05/2018 :  6:11:10 PM       It was thirty years ago on a club layout in Auburn NY. I moved away. Home of the North Coast Railroad. Country: | Posts: 643 BurleyJim Fireman Premium Member Posted - 12/05/2018 :  6:58:36 PM     That river scene is sure reminiscent of the river bed just West of the Snowqualmie lodge. Outstanding set. Jim Country: USA | Posts: 3527 TRAINS1941 Engineer Premium Member Posted - 12/05/2018 :  7:23:09 PM     Nice looking river bed! Jerry "And in the end, it’s not the years in your life that count. It's the life in your years." A. Lincoln Country: USA | Posts: 10761 man7sell New Hire Posted - 12/07/2018 :  12:53:22 PM     First Magic Water pour, Half quantity. Just wets the riverbed. Might have to buy more, see how it looks after the second pour. Capt. 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