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I personally think scenery rocks. It really makes the explanation point in the reason and location of your layout. If you haven't already see if you can find a few old Model railroader magazines to flip through and see all there is to really see. There is so much that can be told in the picture of a thousand words. mini scenes at the station might stir your mind about why a grandmother and granddaughter are going on a trip or the joy of kids jumping off a tressle into the local water hole swimming. you really set the stage with the stuff that's not track and trains. Buildings or industrial complexes, rolling plains, mountians. but in the end part of the wonderful thing about railroading is people's interest and folks focus on different things, some like loops and some like switches, some like modeling and some like running.
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