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Caleb, you really are raising the bar here. It's not just technique, it's "the eye", and man, you've got it.
notice that there are many distinct textures in the scenery materials, but each is placed in big enough clumps that you don't get the checkerboard effect that is so easy to fall into when simple sprinkling material through a scene. Place those clumps with purpose!
caleb very nice scene the only thing that looks model RR is the track...i dont know what it is but the track bugs my eye's for some reason.everything else is 100%
No trains but train related at least. My layout is still covered in plastic to keep sawdust off it while I work on some woodworking projects.I've wanted a spray booth for a while but space in my garage is at a premium so I finally built a collapsible booth that sits on folding supports. It's roughly 26 x 21 x 21 when in use and folds down to be only 5" thick minus the fan. It works great and I'll finally be able to knock out a bunch of projects that have been waiting on paint.