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| Location: | Illinois USA |
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Thanks for the reply, Peter.
I have contemplated not covering a tunnel next to the wall completely,
as not bringing scenery tight right up against a painted wall backdrop,
would help with perspective, especially in mountainous terrain I think.....?
At this point, the track plans look like they would be 3 feet deep at most,
(a bit more in a corner),
but I think that's reachable with care, as I am taller than average.
And yes, I do plan on making changes as I go along,
for me the process of modeling is more appealing,
than operating trains on a finished layout.
It may sound strange, but basically I want a layout
for somewhere to put the scratch built structures and rolling stock
I find the greatest enjoyment in when engaged in this hobby.
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Mark from Illinois
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