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Absolutely. You'd want to make sure that you have some scenery that will give the illusion of depth between the HO in the foreground and N in the background. I think CBQ_Guy's friend has the right idea of doing it as a static sort of scene (perhaps some hopper cars on a siding by some industry on the backdrop). With a moving train in a smaller scale in back you will need to have it move very slowly across a more open type of scenic backdrop or you are going to blow the illusion of a train off in the far distance. Good Luck. Sounds like a neat idea. TrummyandElla
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