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Hi all I have just finished painting one section of my backdrop on my n scale layout and I thought I might share a few images .
I hope you like it , please any suggestions would be welcome
James
Nice work, well done. Had to look twice as it looks like HO.
Excellent job. What was your technique for the clouds? I made a couple feeble attempts at clouds, and figured out I may never have the knack for it. Yours look very nice!
Looks nice. What material are you using for your backdrop?
Thanks guys well I used all the most expensive materials ,!
The backdrop is sheet cardboard which was white and then lightly sprayed with a ford royal blue rattle can . Then painted with some cheap dollar paints .
James
Thanks guys well I used all the most expensive materials ,!
The backdrop is sheet cardboard which was white and then lightly sprayed with a ford royal blue rattle can . Then painted with some cheap dollar paints .
James
Whatever works!
Nice work. Have you thought of radiusing the corner? You have the room.
Very nice work James. If you weren't all the way across the pond, I would put you up for a week while you painted all of mine!
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WOW - I thought I was looking at HO scale until I re-read. Excellent work!
Hi guys thanks very much , unfortunately I carnt bend the backdrop due to how they are held in place . However I feel a few trees should hide the corner. I was very happy today as my Maine central gp7 arrived from New Hampshire
If any of you guys has some Maine Central equipment you don’t want anymore I would be very interested lol it’s as we say in England “as rare as rocking horse poo”
Well I hope you guys have had a great Christmas,I have had some time off work so I have been able to improve and redo some of the scenics .
Well what do you all think ? , the large tube is going to become a grain silo or something. Also the coal hopper isn’t finished yet .
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Hard to believe it is N scale. Well done.
You have done a really nice job on this!
Thanks guys , well I decided to extend the rock face instead as I couldn’t find anything that looked right in the space .
Also a present of Santa this year is a Kato f7 freight sent , would a single a unit be able to run in reverse or would it have to visit a wye or turntable?
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This was the problem with the "Cab" units, unless there were 2, which could be run with one reversed. So, yes, for anything but a short switching move, being able to turn one to face the other way, will require one or the other. Now if you were modelling Australia's NSW railways, you could have had a "Class 44" that had a drivers cab built in to the rear of the loco.
Thanks, mm the magic hand of god maybe needed then .
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Otherwise known as the 5 clawed anti gravity wand.
This layout is great! I love it.
Very nice.
I have to wander into the N-scale more often.
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