Had a half a 5-gallon bucket of sandy floor-paint, and also the necessary raw wood primer for coverage. The long drop cloths helped prevent fling-off and spillage.
The gray color should reduce the heat gain and cure/harden pretty quickly.
The semi-sprawling adventures of a culturally hegemonic former flat-lander and anti-idiotarian individualist, fleeing the toxic cultural smug emitted by self-satisfied lotus-eating low-land Tesla-driving floppy-hat wearing lizadroid-Leftbat Califorganic eco-tofuistas ~
Super disappointed in the bridge. I thought it might look more decorative, rather than something that the Army Corps of Engineers dropped across a ravine so the tanks could attack the Germans on the other side.
Not Clauswitz 
What are the ramps made of? Cemented rock?
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LOL, I agree with Heresolong.
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I could paint it camouflage so the Luftwaffe Stukas don’t dive-bomb it…or get my own tank to drive over it?
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Super disappointed in the bridge. I thought it might look more decorative, rather than something that the Army Corps of Engineers dropped across a ravine so the tanks could attack the Germans on the other side.
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I’m thinking of adding some decorative boulders, but we’ll see what happens after the first rain!
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It’s coming together! 🙂
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