Lananta-January progress
It’s been a while since I reported on the progress of Lananta. I have been concentrating on the scene at the right hand side which includes the bridge over the creek and the now disused lime kilns. The backscene has been painted and installed together with trees and ground works.
Materials are a mix of static grass, dyed hemp and woodlands scenic fine scatters. The seaweed is a course scatter from green scenes. The sand is a mixture of filler mixed with stone dust supplied by Attwood Aggregates and then painted with washes of watercolour. The water is painted with acrylics and then varnished with a quick drying satin varnish.
The sailing boat is an old model built over 20 years ago for another layout. The rowing boat is a resin casting from Quaycraft as described in a previous posting.
A ‘narrow gauge’ Beyer Peacock 0-6-0 goods with a fish train passes down the branch
Now to move to the other end of the layout………
Nicks workshop mutterings 
Reblogged this on sed30's Blog.
Looking good Nick looking forward to seeing it later in the year