02-10-2011, 02:02 PM
First: 
to Big Blue !
Second: You are probably going to have to make a few changes to the area inside the loop, to hide as much of the curve as possible. Whether by using buildings, or some other scenic "device". I'm thinking along the lines of...a building or two up front, and possibly a "storage area " with a brick / stone wall between it and part of the track, and a larger building close, that will help block the view of the loop. One of the tricks, could be a crosswalk between two buildings where the loop can enter, and enough "clutter" beyond it to hide the loop. A minor league Ball Park, with the outfield wall curved, just inside the loop might help also. It could be one of the buildings attached to the "crosswalk".
Looking forward to seeing just what you choose to do there.
to Big Blue !Second: You are probably going to have to make a few changes to the area inside the loop, to hide as much of the curve as possible. Whether by using buildings, or some other scenic "device". I'm thinking along the lines of...a building or two up front, and possibly a "storage area " with a brick / stone wall between it and part of the track, and a larger building close, that will help block the view of the loop. One of the tricks, could be a crosswalk between two buildings where the loop can enter, and enough "clutter" beyond it to hide the loop. A minor league Ball Park, with the outfield wall curved, just inside the loop might help also. It could be one of the buildings attached to the "crosswalk".
Looking forward to seeing just what you choose to do there.
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The greatest place to live life, is on the sharp leading edge of a learning curve.
Lead me not into temptation.....I can find it myself!