It's time to build some new scenery for the Thunder Mesa layout! Picking up where we left off last time, I build the rocky scenery for Coyote Canyon out of polystyrene insulation foam (XPF), using techniques honed on the Bandit canyon and Gruesome Gulch projects. I go step by step, showing how the layers of foam are carved, shaped, blended, and painted. Join me for this FIRST piece of new scenery on the reimagined Thunder Mesa layout!
Thanks for watching, amigos!
Dave
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