Here's all I get on that link:
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How about checking out the "how to" article from MR? I thought it was pretty clear and a great tutorial for "first timers".
Jan 2007 "ballasting made easy"
http://www.trains.com/mrr.default.aspx?c+a&id+2005
Good Luck!
Sure!Central Vally track with WS fine grey blend ballast.Atlas code 83 with WS fine grey blend.Tracks are painted with Rustoleum and Krylon camoflauge brown spray paint.
This is probably not quite what you are looking for, but here is a lot of ballast, some in focus, some not.
I am NOT GOOD at this, but here is one pic of a early start. It is on foam, ballast laid, soaked with Wet Water and then with diluted white glue. I find this job tiresome and keep putting it off. I would rathjer build the scene. I have finished this section a little, but much learning is still needed. My ADVICE: Do some, you will learn more by doing than reading.
Here's my code 100 track.
On cardboard:
On cork:
On WS Trackbed:
Nick
Take a Ride on the Reading with the: Reading Company Technical & Historical Society http://www.readingrailroad.org/
Code 100 on cork:
Terry
Terry in NW Wisconsin
Queenbogey715 is my Youtube channel
Hi!
Almost ready to lay my first bit of track!
Any chance some of you can post a couple of close-up shots (from above looking down) of your HO track & ballast, particulary if it is on cork. Just want see how the rest of you do it.
I still cannot decide on code 83 or 100, so photos of both would be great.
Thanks.