Hi Brian, thanks mate. I'm very pleased to hear this. All the best...Tom

Thanks very much, Linda. Yes, it's a good way to keep the colours compatible. All the best...Tom

Dave, thanks as always for your great support, it's much appreciated. All the best mate :)

Thanks very much for your support, Peter. All the best....Tom

Thank you for watching and for your kind words. All the best....Tom

Thank you so much Mark :)) I'm glad you enjoyed it. All the best mate :)

Thanks very much, I hope it helps saves you some money. All the best...Tom

Thanks for watching and taking the time to leave a comment. Much appreciated, Tom

Thanks for taking the time to comment. I have a few more ground foam videos that you may find useful. All the best...Tom

@@tomjenssen7486 Hello Tom. I just made a batch from old foam . Used your mixing ratio and it came old great ! So helpful ! The only problem is there aren't many trees or bushes around a working steel mill. These simple steps have granted my layout more realism. Thank you. When I make a video of my layout I will give full credit to your channel & links.

@@ModelingSteelinHO That's great :) I'm very glad to have helped. Thank you.

Thanks again my friend. All the best to you....Tom

Hi Tony, thanks very much. I'm glad you like the idea. All the best....Tom

Thanks very much. I hope you have good results.

Thanks very much for the support. I'm building a large layout in my attic and I worked out I'd need a few hundred quid just to buy the bushes..lol. I've been grinding my own foam for a while now but recently I've been working on these colours to bring the quality up to match the leading brands. It's going to save me a small fortune and I really have fun doing it. Thanks again and all the best....Tom

@@tomjenssen7486 Do you shred the foam with a blender?

I tried that but I never got the fine turf quality that I needed so I use a grinder to get all the different textures. Here's the ground foam playlist...I hope it helps....Tom kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rNqAerKgmrqqeZc.html

small loco guy I find this to be a very enjoyable part of the hobby.

Hi there. I use a grinder. I have some more vids that you may find helpful here kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rNqAerKgmrqqeZc.html Ground foam part 1 shows the grinding method. All the best ... Tom

I've tried to blend grass cuttings to get the colour but, as you say, it fades as soon as it dries. Paint or dye is the way to go....paint being the easiest. Maybe you should try some static grass too? Best of luck with your project and all the best (let me know how it goes) Tom

Hi Fred, cheers mate. Yes, I have hookers green. Out of all the 'ready made' greens it's the best one for dark green. All the best :)

Nice one ;)

Thank you for your help. I will try that. All the best....Tom

Ok. I think Is The same method that woodland scenics use for their ground foam.

A meat Grinder Work excelent for make ground foam. Try use white foam from car seats.