Now that I had determined the basic surface I could go on with further paint and weathering the bunker and apply the first part of the surrounding cliff. The cliff was made with Woodland Scenics Shaper Sheet (the same which is also used to create Railroad scenes), which I cut in size and crumpled roughly up to give it the necessary rock roughness needed. This too was glued with hot glue and once fully dried covered generously with Shaper Sheet Plaster always by Woodland Scenics. The application was done both with a spatula and a large synthetic brush. I also glued a couple of large rocks made with the same company’s molds and a different, more resistant plaster. I then added a triangular piece of the same Shaper Sheet - also shaped the same way - and attached it to the first. I then proceeded to build a kind of a ridge on top with air drying clay mixed with water and shaped it in irregular batches to simulate them. I did all that with my hands and passed over them a few times in order to avoid for them to later sport cracks in the material. Once they had dried I once again covered them with plaster and further shaped them like the rest of the cliff.
I then gave a touch of wooden color to the previously built fences.
