Really cheap hay bails -
dvd3500 - 20th-Sep-19
I have no idea who this guy is and I will not profit in any way but I saw this item when i searched for 2catch fencing" and thought it wasn't too terrible:
https://www.ebay.de/itm/Carrera-GO-Digital143-GO-Strohballen-Fangzaun-Leitplanke-Bahnbegrenzung/233287720720?hash=item3651081f10:g:luAAAOSw55FcOTAe
He took a sponge you use to get insects off the windshield and cut it into the shape he wanted and used a marker to draw bailing wire on it.
I am thinking some string would look more realistic and be almost as easy and at a cursory glance they don't look tooo bad.
Affixing them to the track may be trouble but I reckon double-sided tape should do it.
Maybe a dash of spray paint to get them a more realistic color...
RE: Really cheap hay bails -
JasonB - 20th-Sep-19
The twine is the wrong way round.
RE: Really cheap hay bails -
JasonB - 21st-Sep-19
Wine corks can also make half decent hay bales.
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Gordon Steadman - 21st-Sep-19
Better than the foam
RE: Really cheap hay bails -
JasonB - 21st-Sep-19
Corks can also make rocks, or I guess gravel if you ground them up finer. Plus there is the added benefit of drinking the wine.
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Fluff - 21st-Sep-19
Do you then forget why you ground up the corks ?
RE: Really cheap hay bails -
JasonB - 21st-Sep-19
No, but I did once break the kitchen blender by trying to jam too many corks into it. Flicked the switch, and ... crunch. Nasty noises, and broken blender. I hadn't even drunk any wine at that point.
RE: Really cheap hay bails -
Talkingcars - 26th-Sep-19
I stashed the old kitchen blender purely for scenery production
when we got a new one.