Staying on track?

[Green_Elite_Cab]

I suppose. I'm not even sure i really came up with a real good scenery plan. Since i planned to stay more urban, i had all the structures planned, and their sidewalks, but i hadn't considered things like traffic lights and street lights, tree locations. I suppose every once in a while, one has to stop and do something different!

I don't doubt my ability to make a tree, or to plant a few extra shrubs or anything of that nature. the worst that can be said is that i don't always have a good sense of how it should all go together (i might randomly start planting things with no rhyme or reason). As Brakie said, sometimes there is only a pool at the bottom of a waterfall, and it doesn't sync (Though i HAVE seen a waterfall like that, with loose rocks in the bottom. water fell underground and came out somewhere else).

I just never got around to it, lol. While its good to focus on what you're good at, i suppose i aim for an eclectic approach in everything i do, and i've been neglecting that part of my layout.

And oh yes, don't be afraid of trashing an impending failure, and starting over again. The 17' Whitehall skiff, that hangs on the stern davits of the 40' cutter I built, is the fourth one!.......the first three...."disagreed with me". [ATTACHMENT NOT FOUND]

LOL! I like the way you "resolve" your models. Yeah, i have a wooden model of the Cutty Stark that i'll probably never build because that terrifies me. I'm not used to things not plastic or metal, lol. I've only built one wood caboose kit. i'll have to ask about that one sometime, but thats for another thread!