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Scenery is
what ties a model railroad together and brings it to life! You can have meticulously detailed
rolling stock, and neatly laid track … but you’ll need good scenery if you’re to have a
realistic-looking miniature world. And the more realistic the model railway scenery is; the more
believable the rest of the elements will be.
In my opinion a realistic-looking model railroad is one that gives you the
feeling of scenery with track passing through it – not lots of track with a little scenery
around it. But, in all fairness that’s something you’ll need to decide for yourself. How much
priority you want to give to scenery, or to train operations, is always an individual choice.
Personally, I would resist the temptation to add an extra spur or siding, even if I had the
space to do it.
That’s my golden rule; if you want realistic model railway scenery you’ll need
to leave space for it.
There’s a lot more I can show you, so I’ve made some more videos about model
railway scenery.
You are very welcome to watch them, as well as get the informative Model Train
Tips e-book FREE of charge at the same time. Simply complete the form on the left and
click "Submit" to get instant access.
Once you’ve done that, I will talk to you again on my next
video.
See you in a moment!
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