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Why so few city/urban layouts?
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<p>[quote user="johncolley"]</p><p>My opinion only, but it seems to me that towns and especially cities require a much greater investment in time and resources to get a realistic effect. You need an awful lot of structures, streets, etc. to pull it off. Note that those who do such a great job of it, like George Selios, or Rod Stewart, really enjoy and are committed to that part of model railroading. John</p><p>[/quote] </p><p>Sorry, but I have to disagree!</p><p>If you plan to have a little forest on your layout, you will be spending either a lot of $$$ to buy realstic looking trees, or you will spend years in fabricating the required amount....</p><p>Fortunately, the industry offers a lot of not so expensive kits and modulars, that building urban layouts is not as expensive as you think. The time requirement is IMHO not much diffrent also!<br></p>
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