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Here are shot shots of my N scale layout but the principals are the same. I purchased rock from Arizona Rock & Mineral. The have all different sizes and colors, including a fine powder form. I got a couple of different colors and mixed them together. Glued it down with diluted white glue mixture and a little pit of soap. Once the glue is in place you can make ruts. Here is Arizona's website.

https://store.rrscenery.com/

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I have four gravel parking areas, two of which are at depots, another is the area at a gas station/country store, and a fourth is surrounding an area of Marston Matting where the Army parks their vehicles.

All are made with HO scale Woodland Scenics gravel/ballast.

I'm also quite proud of the section of gravel road going to the main road from one of the depots...

wild mary posted:

I love this scene Lee.  Saving it for future reference.

gravelgrassroad

Thanks.

I used a static grass mat made by a German company named Heki. I just cut and stretched a strip into what was properly spaced as the center of a rural road, then placed more along each side. I very easy to complete effect which I really liked how it turned out.

Such a shame it was right next to the only mainline HO scale turnout on a layout which otherwise uses Micro Engineering On30 track, but nobody makes a curved On30 turnout...

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