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For Whom the Bell Tolls

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Clay and Pavement Tiles

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The main building is elevated with two layers of XPS foam.

For the rock faces, I used bark from my backyard. 

I “baked“ the bark in the oven at 225 Fahrenheit for about 15 minutes to get rid of any organic organism. To be honest, I was a bit worried about the process, but it went fine and I didn’t burn down the kitchen.

The bark was glued with hot glue initially, then a copious amount of watered-down PVA glue was applied.

I used a mixture of wall spackling plus PVA glue to fill in the gap between the bark pieces. 

And it is starting to look like an actual structureAnd it is starting to look like an actual structure
Glued a sheet of foam core over the XPS foam because the surface was bit uneven with a lot of gapsGlued a sheet of foam core over the XPS foam because the surface was bit uneven with a lot of gaps
Free Rock Texture!Free Rock Texture!

The pavement tiles are made up of simple clay from the Dollar store (again).

Once flattened out, I use actual rocks to add to some texture. 

Clay and Pavement Tiles
Clay and Pavement Tiles
Clay and Pavement Tiles

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