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Not enough choices. Attitudes toward scenery are far too varied. I'm not out to create a precise snapshot of time and place, but I'm not so wishy-washy about it that "Sort of " suggests. I agree with Ed. My attitude towards scenery is to be as realistic as I can make it, given the constraints of my talents, budget & time and by my definition of "realistic.". How, exactly are you defining realistic? I think the scenery I've started might be realistic in that it is "representational" of the area I'm interested in. It is by no means intended to be "prototypical" and I make no effort to insure that the hardware store is on the northeast corner as it was in 1919 and not the southwest corner where it looks better on the layout.. So my vote, if the choice were given, would be "Prefer scenery to offer a realistic presentation of the general "feel" of the era & location." Wayne
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