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JosephM
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Does anyone know a good way to duplicate weeds between crossties?
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I use Woodland Scenics coarse ground cover, glued down with white glue/water (50/50). You may also want to find some Woodland Scenics field grass. I drill a small hole in-between the cross ties, put some glue in the hole and then add the field grass. After it dries I come back with some scissors and trim it and make it look good.


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When I was modeling in HOn3, i used dried Artichoke flowers [green/yellow ones] as tall grasses. these can be found in craft stores in the dried flowers section.

This is flexable enough engines/cars can run over the tops without derails.

Just cut small bunches off, and plant them in
a pre-drilled hole that has been pre-filled with carpentry glue.

Have fun planting weeds, On my RR. I have to pull the weeds and plant trees/shrubs. hehe
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Tiny, I just had a look at your website. My wife and I think it is great We love the way you present the progress reports!

You say the neighbors think you are mad, but I don't see much evidence of neighbors How close are they? (In miles!)

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Just got around to ballasting and scenic work on my lumber mill area, so will have to tackle the question of weeds, etc.

I will experiment, but weeds are a bit small in N Scale

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