I'm doing the same process, a round the room that's about 1 or 2 feet wide x 16' long. I hope to start sometime this fall.
Thanks
Great Western,
Can you please post your track plan diagram? I'm currently building my layout's foundation (along the wall style) but have not finalized the actual track plant itself.
Thank you
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I love Timesavers. Not only do they allow you to have some fun operating, they give you an opportunity to scenic a small space. This means you can get really creative and add all sorts of details at your own pace and as the budget allows.
Yours looks like it is going to be really nice.
I love Timesavers. Not only do they allow you to have some fun operating in a small space, they give you an opportunity to scenic a small space. This means you can get really creative and add all sorts of details at your own pace and as the budget allows.
May I suggest (based on experience) that you find a 2 ft or 3 ft tall blue backdrop (I used a ceiling insulation panel) to put along the room walls? Besides looking more like sky, it will brighten up that dark back corner.
Later on you can learn to paint clouds on it, maybe cut out a picture of a flock of birds and paste it on, find a distant shot of some landmark building and glue that on too. Something I haven't got brave enough to do yet is to stand in some tracks (what is that noise?!) and take a digital picture of the horizon, then computer-size it to match my tracks and paste it up so the track seems to go out of town and extend forever.
Great Western Rwy fan wrote: This is My layout,It's only a timesaver layout that I am working on untill I get more space,but it is fun to do.
This is My layout,It's only a timesaver layout that I am working on untill I get more space,but it is fun to do.
Simply amazing nothing short of that, of course time savers are one of the best things to do like that, when get u can use that as a part of your layout when or if you expand like this
Sawyer Berry
Clemson University c/o 2018
Building a protolanced industrial park layout