User Manual

C. Continue adding 1' to 2' long Plaster Cloth pieces in the same manner,

working from one side of the layout to the other side. Each rear, front or side

edge of Plaster Cloth that meets the profile or the base should be pressed down

firmly.

D. Be sure to cover the entire face of corrugated cardboard tunnel entrances with

Plaster Cloth strips so they will look like the rest of the mountain when painted.

To cover corrugated cardboard entrance thoroughly, wrap the strips of Plaster

Cloth to the inside of tunnel. Press the edges of the strips firmly to adhere them

to the inside.

E. While Plaster Cloth is still damp,

periodically check all the edges

where the Plaster Cloth meets the

rear or side profiles. One more

time, press Plaster Cloth firmly to

the top edge of the profiles and to

the base and smooth with fingers.

F. Allow the Plaster Cloth to dry completely.

G. If Plaster Cloth is not attached to profiles or base after it dries, or if it detaches

later, use Scenic Glue or white glue to attach it.

NOTE: This kit includes enough Plaster Cloth for a single layer of hardshell

following our design. If you have changed the design or want to add an

additional layer of hardshell for greater strength, you may need to purchase

more Plaster Cloth.

FIG. 14

FIG. 15

FIG. 15A

DIP PLASTER CLOTH

IN WATER

OVERLAP PIECES 1/2" - 1"

REAR EDGE OVERLAP APPROXIMATELY 1"

FOLD OVER ON

REAR EDGES