After finishing up
the bridge, I finally attacked the top of Steinle, which has been pretty bare for years.
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The bare top of Steinle. The weathering on Steinlehofbruecke is now done. I also brushed up the rockwall and added more vegetation. |
The plan is to cover the top with a fairly dense stand of trees. I applied real dirt, fine flock, and gras fibers to the area to allow for a more gradual transition from the surrounding gras to the bushes and trees.
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Materials and tools, including the grassinator |
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Dirt, flock, and grass applies to the top of Steinle. The glue is still wet, so the very dark areas will lighten up a bit over night. |
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The cut leading to Steinlehofbruecke. I tried to go for a very non-orderly look by mixing various short and long gras fibers. |
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Close-up of the top of Steinle |
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