ok... The facts:-
N-trak
Standard "Modified" Open Frame 2'X4' Straight Module
"Modified" to allow for a viewable area under the Mainlines
Mainlines go straight across the module
The idea:-
A future city (a'la- Star Wars, Judge Dredd, etc.) with
the mainlines being a "museum" where the trains are a "hologram."
Walking areas to either side of the mainlines.
The "museum" is to be on the 150th, or higher,
top floors.
Two "floors" below is the "skyway;" a high speed rail system WAY above the ground.
The "buildings" in the background start just below the mainlines
by 2" to 3" to give a fill that they are complete.
The problem:-
Should the background buildings be Z scale for forced perspective?
How should the buildings be arranged to give a HUGE city feel?
Should I use a form of the Modular sections as mentioned in the
Jan/Feb 2003 N-Scale (Pgs. 30-32)?
Hmmm.... That's all I can think of now.
Looked at all the books and articles on planning and perspective.
Need an outside look, I'm standing too close.
Your help please, and Thanks.
N-trak
Standard "Modified" Open Frame 2'X4' Straight Module
"Modified" to allow for a viewable area under the Mainlines
Mainlines go straight across the module
The idea:-
A future city (a'la- Star Wars, Judge Dredd, etc.) with
the mainlines being a "museum" where the trains are a "hologram."
Walking areas to either side of the mainlines.
The "museum" is to be on the 150th, or higher,
top floors.
Two "floors" below is the "skyway;" a high speed rail system WAY above the ground.
The "buildings" in the background start just below the mainlines
by 2" to 3" to give a fill that they are complete.
The problem:-
Should the background buildings be Z scale for forced perspective?
How should the buildings be arranged to give a HUGE city feel?
Should I use a form of the Modular sections as mentioned in the
Jan/Feb 2003 N-Scale (Pgs. 30-32)?
Hmmm.... That's all I can think of now.
Looked at all the books and articles on planning and perspective.
Need an outside look, I'm standing too close.

Your help please, and Thanks.