Great vidio nice roads. Thanks for the morning coffee...

I'm gonna try this when I make Roads on the New Layout. Thanks.

Cool vid Ken! I use joint compound for my cement modeling. It cracks a bunch but just come back and add a bit more and it looks great. Cheers, Dan

Awesome technique for roads, took notes!

Your road looks great! I’m using this technique on next diorama I build.

What a good throwback! Maybe you should have occasional "Throwback Thursdays" and upload snippets like this one! Love the roads Ken! -SC

Thanks Ken ! I will use your method and materials on my roads. This will be fun and not too difficult -- I hope!

Thank you for this highly informative episode Ken. I learned alot of useful info for when I make roads for my future layout someday.

Beautiful work ken

Really great tutorial, but one thing I noticed, on a two lane bi-directional road system the skips should be yellow, not white. only time the skips are white is if the direction of traffic are the same. everything else was very useful information and I thank you for some really good ideas. I'm also in the process of placing some roads in my layout and will try the concrete patch instead of the joint compound. That works too but when dry is very brittle and tends to crack. Thank You

I used this technique to make my roads on my n scale layout. thanks so much for the tips.

Outstanding show! I love how you did the roads! It is just amazing! Mr. Patterson is just the best teacher in the hobby! Just saying!! "The Best Hobby In The World" MoPac Jack

...looks like vintage now! Great surprise!! thanks

Wow, an episode I must have missed, thank you for the re-run, didn't catch the materials Jeff Otto used, I know it's extra work but could you please include a materials list in future segments like this, I'm sure it will be appreciated by all.