Staying on track?
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Green_Elite_Cab Wrote: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!

If you want inspiration for urban scenes, search "spitfire" here, and on the "old gauge". She does some amazing urban scenery. Also, check out "jglfan",here, he also has done some really neat urban scenes, on his layout.

Oh, I forgot to mention that the skiff is 3" long, and built plank on frame, and each "failure" was fairly well along in construction when I decided it wasn't going to be good enough. For that particular project, "good enough" wasn't good enough.
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