Back in August of last year, in our Blog Entry:
Continuing Fight Against Weeds , we introduced rubber roads to our layout. At the very end of that entry, I stated that I was performing line painting tests using different materials.
After keeping the test strips out all winter, I decided that acrylic paint from our local art store was the easiest to apply and looked the best.
I first started off easy, with one yellow line down the middle of a street.
I then created a big white stop bar.
Using a metal ruler and a thin brush, I became
proficient and making neat straight lines.
I painted parking spaces in the brewery parking lot.
I created railroad crossing markings.
I created turning lane arrows.
I finished off with parking spaces downtown.
While I was working on the roads, the dam wall collasped
making the road unstable.
I removed a section of the dirt behind the dam and
inserted a couple of cinder blocks the stabilize the
slope
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