Hey gang,
Has anyone ever thought about playing a trick on the old noggin and instead of trying to increase the grade of our tracks, making our engines grown under the strain, decreasing the benchwork. What I mean is lower the benchwork on a rather steep grade as it progress to give the illution of the train running in higher country. Im thinking it would work rather well in a mountain scene, could even carry the benchwork to the floor and have the mountain go from floor up. Or would it still look like a train traveling on a line? Has anyone done this...are there any examples I might be able to see? I realize in a small space this would probably not work but what if you had 20 or more feet to work with?
77Railer....Dusty Old Railssign1
Has anyone ever thought about playing a trick on the old noggin and instead of trying to increase the grade of our tracks, making our engines grown under the strain, decreasing the benchwork. What I mean is lower the benchwork on a rather steep grade as it progress to give the illution of the train running in higher country. Im thinking it would work rather well in a mountain scene, could even carry the benchwork to the floor and have the mountain go from floor up. Or would it still look like a train traveling on a line? Has anyone done this...are there any examples I might be able to see? I realize in a small space this would probably not work but what if you had 20 or more feet to work with?
77Railer....Dusty Old Railssign1