That photo upload didn't work either.
Be safe, is all I can say, if you plan tp use a table saqw. I was cutting wood yesterday to build a 1:20.3 turntable and was pretty glad I still have all my fingers when I was done. The problem with cutting sticckwood for modeling is that small wood means there is very little clearance around the blade. If it's smaller than G scale, I leave the cutting to experts.
Mike Lehman
Urbana, IL
I did the copy/paste thing earlier, just had to take a look.
So, your going to use a hollowed out log, for the culvert? Or am completely off base, and your going to make "planks" out of the drift wood for the headwalls, on each side? Or am I comletely lost. It's happened before. being completely lost.
Just wondering.
Mike.
My You Tube
I did a cut/paste and took a look. I'll try making it live:
Are you planning on milling lumber from the driftwood? That, alone, sounds interesting and fun.
The wood might well scale down. Rocks might or might not. The exposed rocks on my layout are made from molds taken off of chunks of coal. And they look good, I think.
Ed
Welcome to the forums.
At the moment I can't see your photos, hope someone comes along and makes it a clickable link. (Beyond my computer knowledge.)
Sounds interesting, hope to see it soon.
Good luck,
Richard
My planned layout, now in progress, will use natural building/landscaping materials from field trips in my province of Nova Scotia, Canada. These materials include rocks and minerals from quarries, mines, and beaches within/near my real layout area in the province, and wood products from ocean driftwood found on our beaches. Here is a recent example of driftwood I gathered to build a culvert.