My N scale layout...coming along

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Slowly, but surely.

I use a black cloth insed of a backdrop. It keeps your eyes focused on the scenes and works better when I run trains at night.
 

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Painting fall colors

The mountain was pretty much one shade of green until I bought a bunch of fall colored spray paints. Not perfect, but okay I guess..
 

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I like the night pictures. As for your fall colors, they look great. There's nothing worse, to me, than to look at a layout and see a sea of the same green color. What you've done sort of breaks up the scene and gives it visual interest. From what I can see, your scenery looks like the very beginning of the color changes in the fall. Great job, can't wait to see more.
 

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Great scenes CSX, I dont envy you having to scenic the whole area to the detail you have in pics 1 and 3 .... Oh my! how many trees do you need? ..:eek: :eek: :D :D .
You have put character into those pics... well done!

Errol