Two weeks ago I was repairing a small brick wall in the garden and at the end of the job I had some mortar remaining. Not wanting to waste it and with an idea forming to create some cheap terrain, I put the unused mortar on some boards and set it aside for a week to let it dry.
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Unused mortar set aside to dry |
Once the mortar was dry and using a hammer I broke up the mortar into a variety chunks mainly of between 1-2 inches.
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My collection of rocks after a bit of hammering. |
Now I have a nice selection of rocks to make difficult terrain, rocky rivers, and possibly building rubble. Cost wise this cost nothing as it was left over mortar, but if I had to purchase some mortar to do this again the cost of a bag was between $5 to $10.
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Rough terrain |
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Rubble |
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Rocky river |
I have noticed there is a bit of dust with the rocks and I may in the future dilute some PVA glue and give all the rocks a quick coat to seal them.
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