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So I'm almost done forming my land, the foam is carved and glued down and all that's left is a nice coating of sculptamold. Once that's done I have to start adding scenery and I'm torn between fall and winter. I know winter is not done often, but I thought of so many new opportunities with a winter scene--snow, snow, snow; Xmas lights on the houses, dowtown shops decorated for xmas; people shovelling their driveways; a nice little pond hockey setup(love this idea). But then I flip back to fall, a beautiful mountainside with trees in all of the fall colours, a nice cottage scene(maybe being closed up for the season) and obviously I can still have some water scenes(fishing/boating etc.) and most importantly alot more reference material/scenicking materials. <br /> <br />I'm not modeling a specific area/era, it's full freelance so there's no restriction there, and I know it comes down to personal preference but I was wondering if anyone had two cents to throw my way--maybe even a few winter examples(I've searched and only foud one on the internet). <br /> <br />JASON
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