Hello,
I have uploaded an image here:
Kind Regards,
Gary Whittle.
Hello,
I have uploaded an image here:
Kind Regards,
Gary Whittle.
Had you thought of using loose ground cover?
Is it to be a field? perhaps an unmaintained fence with a line of ground shrubs under/around it.
just thinking out loud right now, maybe more will come to me.
Gary=A0Whittle wrote: I have uploaded an image here:
---------------------------------------------------- I used spackling compound (like one uses on wallboard) to cover the joints. After it dries, apply the ground cover.
Bill Bill's Railroad Empire N Scale Model Railroad:
Color it white, and it could be the mid line of a [football/soccer] field.
I thought you meant one joint line. If more than one, a soccer field may conceal more than one depending on the actual spacing. You can just choose linear objects to build over the joint line(s).
a) a fence [animal corral(s)] b) a sidewalk within a park setting c) a sreet within a variety of settings [city or rural] d) a rock wall
Sketch a scene and simply place the joint within the setting you create. Combinations of the above would help to cover 48" joints. A static interchange track from the edge of the bench work [aisle] up to the wall, or into a tunnel, or behind a mountain is another option.
Can you alternate the joints [have some run perpendiculat to the one pictured]? I don't know the roll dimensions. If you can alternate, the main line and/or some sidings could cover longer stretches of the joint.
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