One of the modules that allows us to connect Brusio and Cavaglia to
the higher part of the layout has a small lake.
So a pool that will collect rainwater, with very pure, clear water.
The newest shots are on top.
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Trimming the edges.
13-Jan-15.
Some plants have been added to the edges of the lake and tourists
are enjoying this with a drink.
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Finishing touch for the surface.
25-Nov-14.
The water is a bit too smooth once the giethars has hardened.
Too smooth, that's why we apply waves with acrylic paint that dries transparent.
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First water.
11-Nov-14.
The bottom has been given a nice blue color and with giethars we
have applied a small sheet of water.
Giethars cannot be poured in too thick a layer because then it will
produce bubbles. That's why we apply a few thin layers.
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The module fitted in our landscape.
28-jan-14.
It's blending nice into the landscape.
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The module alone.
14-jan-14.
Every week a bit more color.
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Real water.
07-jan-14.
Now we want to know what the ideal water level in the lake should be.
Yes, with real water. Even though it did leak after a while.
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Next to Cavaglia and Brusio we'll have a lake.
19-nov-13.
The last hole next to Brusio will now also have landscape.
Plan is to have a little lake here which will be the destination of the road through
Cavaglia.
A small barn at the bank breaks the view.
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