Friday night... I got bored so I rummaged around the house, looking for snacks, something to do, etc. Dad didn't have anything for me to do, neither did mum or the ol' sister, so I took a look around my own environment (the basement) and found something to do.
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It started with a little piece of styrofoam. I painted it grey and then let that dry for a little while. |
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After it got done drying, I put some glue on the top and sprinkled on some "turf slurry" (as I call it) which is really just a mixture of modelling flock, a few pinches of my dad's road sand (we use it for when our driveway gets icy) and some pebbles. |
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There it is! All done. Now, let's get to that terrain swop, shall we? |
I decided that the "rock" that I got from our lizard cage wasn't quite doing the trick, so I swopped that out with a hill I made with my sister this past summer.
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(Before) |
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(After) WHAT'S THIS?!?!? The rock has vanished! Yes, it's been returned to my lizard. |
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I'd say he was quite happy with that. |
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