Nice post Cascade ;]
Have you ever tried using expanding foam?

Thanks Guys .I hope to see plenty more home made designs in the furture ..
I will be doing another Diy project but a 3D design like the mountain, water fall and trees all with how to glue secure and and and just need a chance and ands some time to be in my favour and im busy tring to think of some thing to build .

@ bushpilot
You can get polystyrene at any hardware store, builders ware or Hobby shops .
I do have a site of a company that sells Polystyrene to the public and bulk aswell thats alot cheaper I just can rember where I put the info ..

@ Swipe
Ja I have It also works pretty well, apart from me breaking the trigger of the can and haven to make a hole in the tin to get the foam out. Needless to say pressure and expanding foam does not work well togther with a puncture hole. It was the messes project I have done and ended up throwing it away .

But it does work and you can use it to stick Polystyrene and stuff like that together It makes a really nice design tool to any project.

Ok, thanks Cascade! Will make a trip down to the hardware store first thing on Monday morning.

So i tried the foam...
OMG it ended up with me cleaning the tile floor for an hour, a completely ruined project, even got some on my little sensitive arm hairs!

My hubby is sooo mad at me ;[ Sure is the last time i try that lmao

PS: NEVER EVER tamp the bloody foam...

Lol @ Swipe .
The worse is when you get iton your fingers and hands .

Well if you make your self a metal frame out of chicken wire in the shape of say a mountain then you spray the foam into it then when you got it looking like you wont it let it dry abit then use a knife to cut the excess foam off and paint ..
Ask Hubby to help so if there is a problem again he cant be upset with you cause he had hes finger in the project to .HAHAHA

But I will tell you this for your first time thats pretty good 2nd will be better the 3rd will be amazing

Very very VERY nice. Thanks for all the pics and instructions.
Going to make myself one next weekend.