What season do you model?

[Anonymous]

I'm just wondering? [:)][:D][8D]

[Anonymous]

Summer I would say, But I do all of my modeling in winter! Go figure. Summer,early fall would be more apropriate.

[Anonymous]

I suppose summer because most of the lanscape is generally green, but modelling a particular season is something that I don't care to give much thought (or time) to on my own layout. But, I can appreciate somebody else's time, effort, and skill on their layout if they desire to be meticulous about seaons.

[Anonymous]

Summer/early Fall. Not intentional really it is just my favorite time of year so it kind of worked out that way. I've done air conditioning work for almost 20 years so I have learned to hate summer, and love fall. [8D]

[waltersrails]

late summer early fall

[icmr]

Same as waltersrails.



Victor

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[Anonymous]

Everything is green so I guess that means it's summer!

[Train 284]

My HO layout is set early fall. My garden railroad is outside so it changes with the seasons! =)

[tomikawaTT]

September, in the high country. Since all the trees are cedars, the only way you can tell is to read the timetable. (Rotsa ruck - it's in Japanese!)

[roadrat]

Early fall in Maine, but I think I may do a light snow scene at the end.


bill

[twhite]

Fall, as I said in your other post. Gives me a chance to put color in the mountains, but it's also allows me to run big, long reefer trains of late-Season California produce, and even have a very light dusting of mid-October snow on the high Sierra peaks. Best of all worlds, IMO.
Tom [:D]

[Tracklayer]

I'd have to say summer. Most of my people are wearing short sleeves and doing warm weather things like playing baseball and so forth.

Tracklayer

[Anonymous]

Winter. I like the cold

James

[grayfox1119]

I selected summer because you didn't have a choice for multiple scenes. I plan to have summer for the most part, but with mountains that are snow capped, and Fall scenes on another area, sort of like going from Hudson Bay in October to Florida.LOL

[trainfreek92]

October in New England all the trees have changed over to colers (except for the pines). So i voted fall

[RoyalOaker]

QUOTE: Originally posted by LSIModeler

I'm just wondering? [:)][:D][8D]

Right now, I would say summer. There is no vegitation at all, I have painted the blue foam brown, but that is it.

I plan to do either spring or fall, but if It takes me as long as I think it will, my layout will look like winter because of all the dust.[;)]

[Anonymous]

I like fall - for the colors... And it's hunting season. It worked out well with the "theme" for our layout.

[steamage]

Summer in Los Angeles with smog!

[n2mopac]

June 3, 2000. How's that for specific? [:)]

Ron

[ARTHILL]

Spring to Fall. As I compress space so I compress time. My railroad runs from Minnesota to Arizona and from spring to fall. In some ways it is a series of connected dioramas. That allows me to have birch trees in green and a pheasant hunting scene. I am considering a winter scene for later. For me that is part of the fun.

[on30francisco]

I like modeling the eastern part of the country. I model summer and some early fall scenes. I like warm weather and don't care for snow or cold climates. (That's why I moved to SF from Cleveland.)

[CNJ831]

The numerical breakdown of what season you model as indicated here, at least so far, nicely demonstrates just how totally bogus any polls initiated on the forum potentially are. At present there's an almost even split between summer and autumn. If you look around at the layouts of other hobbyists you know personally, or those appearing in the magazines, it's clear that layouts with summer scenery probably outnumber those with autumn scenery by 20:1 !

CNJ831