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I did he same thing... I created a lake that was more like some oceanic trench. I fixed it in a two-step manner.... First off, I cut a piece of foaf to take care of the worst of it... I also glues some foam under the cut-out foam sheet to support it. Secondly l took some of the WS foam putty and used that to fix/smooth some edges, fill in some other smaller areas, general touchup. The foam putty might be a bit pricey, but I've used it to fix all sorts of things and really like the product. The only problem is late at night it reminds you too much of that marshmallow stuff your kids eat on PB sandwiches, however, it doesn't taste as good [;)] Speaking of fixing anything in your scenery, we're just doing that. My master layout planner (he's 6) decided we needed a road from an upper level of the layout to the lower town. He's probably right...so out comes the dremel tool, a little more foam, glue, putty, and we're ready to plaster up a (albeit steep) road.
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