03-12-2012, 12:22 AM
Yes, it is for a futuristic low-budget indie.
The 44' is what I've been told by model makers who work for film, though 22 inches can work in some cases. But, as a general rule, the bigger the better.
I want to film the train as it arrives and leaves. The background will be a rocky wall, like the interior of a mountain or, in my case, an asteroid - the station is carved into an asteroid, so there will be an internal atmosphere. Some of those carriages will be for humans, others will be for cargo. Obviously, the more futuristic, the better.
Do you know where I can get models of trains like those in Atlanta?
The 44' is what I've been told by model makers who work for film, though 22 inches can work in some cases. But, as a general rule, the bigger the better.
I want to film the train as it arrives and leaves. The background will be a rocky wall, like the interior of a mountain or, in my case, an asteroid - the station is carved into an asteroid, so there will be an internal atmosphere. Some of those carriages will be for humans, others will be for cargo. Obviously, the more futuristic, the better.
Do you know where I can get models of trains like those in Atlanta?