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<p>Remember when I was looking for a way to incorporate that typical seaside smell of salt water and dead fish into my waterfront On30 layout? Someone suggested to place a dead mackerel under the layout [swg]</p> <p>It is an interesting thought to incorporate another dimension into model railroading, after we have discovered sound - not only engine and train sounds, but ambient sounds. Adding scents is a difficult task, as you cannot scale scents and you cannot mix scents without getting some sort of "medley" which literally "stinks". Scents are also there to stay - you cannot just switch them off after your operating sessions ends. It takes a while for them to air out. In addition, some of those scents can prove to be irritating to one´s respiratory system, so my advice would be to just forget the issue.</p>
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