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Quote from: inkaneer on July 17, 2010, 08:09:19 AMIn a railroad perfect world all railroads would all be Ntrak like. No tunnels, no grades, no bridges, no curves, just dead flat and straight. All of these features impose extra cost in construction or in operation. But these are the very things that add eye candy to model railroads. Even Ntrakkers will agree that the "plywood plains" type of module is as boring as it comes.Cutting back on tunnels (if that's your goal) doesn't mean you have to model a flat plain.There are other tricks that can be used to hide trackage.
In a railroad perfect world all railroads would all be Ntrak like. No tunnels, no grades, no bridges, no curves, just dead flat and straight. All of these features impose extra cost in construction or in operation. But these are the very things that add eye candy to model railroads. Even Ntrakkers will agree that the "plywood plains" type of module is as boring as it comes.
Absolutely. Trees, bluffs, cuts, buildings, backdrop dividers--all manner of disguises are available.
Quote from: David K. Smith on July 17, 2010, 12:45:39 PMAbsolutely. Trees, bluffs, cuts, buildings, backdrop dividers--all manner of disguises are available.
Double-track portal for the upper left? How is it both tracks are on the same level, or am I missing something? Also... seems to make more sense if the lower track goes through a tunnel, while the upper one goes through a cut.
i have a witness that something is happening... you run into all manner of people at the hobby shop.
Pictures? We were promised pictures!
pictures coming Sunday Sunday Sunday, be there...
That's more like it!