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Modeling scenery -VS- running trains
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[quote]QUOTE: <i>Originally posted by untabubba</i> <br /><br />Does anybody out there "just run trains"? <br />I mean, like on a flat piece of plywood or homasote (painted of course) JUST for the joy of "running trains", or am I "alone"? <br />[/quote] <br />You're definitely not alone. Before taking a stab at my first layout, I was content just to have tracks in place on plywood sheets and watching the trains whiz by. I mean, I could sit for what seemed like an eternity and just watch two trains travel in opposite directions, pass one another, and repeat the circuit--without a trace of scenery, structures, <i>nada.</i> In time though that may begin to lose it's appeal to you and you'll want to try something different. It could be something as simple as modeling a small hillside with a tunnel for the trains to pass under, without a lot of 'down time' to disrupt your enjoyment of watching the trains roll. Move at your own pace; you'll know when you're ready to take the next step of adding structures, etc.[:)]
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