08-21-2015, 11:03 AM
Matt
Incroyable again! Excellent tutorial and progress pics. Your structure are extremely well done.
Cardboard no less! I wish I could do the same
I like your layout track plan. Nicely done. Yes the algue et tall grass along the shore of the St-Laurent will
be a very nice touch.
I agree with others: Your layout/scenery/attention to details/general feel etc. does remind me of Mike Confalone and Tom Jonson layout. To a certain degree Pierre Dion as well. An artist amongst artist for sure. Always a pleasure to see what you are doing.
I completely agree with your observation on [various] magazine: Unless you have a LARGE layout, extremely busy with a GROTESQUE amount of Loco and cars, you are not doing it right. I personally believe in simplicity, however I had to resist the urge, many times, to build the layout BIGGER with MORE tracks etc. When I look at it, and I am following the prototype right of way, I think I have too much tracks and too many loco! Getting the right balance is tough indeed!
Encore une fois: merveilleux travaille
Syl
Incroyable again! Excellent tutorial and progress pics. Your structure are extremely well done.
Cardboard no less! I wish I could do the same
I like your layout track plan. Nicely done. Yes the algue et tall grass along the shore of the St-Laurent will
be a very nice touch.
I agree with others: Your layout/scenery/attention to details/general feel etc. does remind me of Mike Confalone and Tom Jonson layout. To a certain degree Pierre Dion as well. An artist amongst artist for sure. Always a pleasure to see what you are doing.
I completely agree with your observation on [various] magazine: Unless you have a LARGE layout, extremely busy with a GROTESQUE amount of Loco and cars, you are not doing it right. I personally believe in simplicity, however I had to resist the urge, many times, to build the layout BIGGER with MORE tracks etc. When I look at it, and I am following the prototype right of way, I think I have too much tracks and too many loco! Getting the right balance is tough indeed!
Encore une fois: merveilleux travaille
Syl