from another forum,...
As far as your wanting to 'camouflage' that opening in the rear wall that is bringing a single line track into the room from your outdoor helix, you could use trees placed in a way along the front/foreground of the track that makes the track appear to come from within a group of trees. Seen in first picture examples.
The three tracks could have the tracks going into, and continuing on into the wall, by painting three tracks to appear as they keep going, as seen in the next two set of pictures for examples. Instead of a single track, you paint your three tracks.
![[Image: 2019729111631_Curve%20behind.jpg]](http://www.railroad-line.com/forum/data/desertdrover/2019729111631_Curve%20behind.jpg)
![[Image: 2019729111654_into%20woods%2001.jpg]](http://www.railroad-line.com/forum/data/desertdrover/2019729111654_into%20woods%2001.jpg)
![[Image: 201972911177_into%20woods%2002.jpg]](http://www.railroad-line.com/forum/data/desertdrover/201972911177_into%20woods%2002.jpg)
WOW, thanks Louis
I guess I've just never had much experience with scenic backdrops,...or imagining them
As far as your wanting to 'camouflage' that opening in the rear wall that is bringing a single line track into the room from your outdoor helix, you could use trees placed in a way along the front/foreground of the track that makes the track appear to come from within a group of trees. Seen in first picture examples.
The three tracks could have the tracks going into, and continuing on into the wall, by painting three tracks to appear as they keep going, as seen in the next two set of pictures for examples. Instead of a single track, you paint your three tracks.
WOW, thanks Louis
I guess I've just never had much experience with scenic backdrops,...or imagining them