Eddie
The backdrops look terrific and congratulations on finishing up the wiring and getting to the point of running trains again. I am using the same Digitrax controller DT400 and UP5. I am planning on adding the UR90 for wireless but what are you using to hold your DT400 to the fascia?
Peter
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Eddie
Nice job. Love those bridges. Can't wait to seee some screnery.
Jerry
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Please do, Frederic! 8Dquote:
Originally posted by Frederic Testard
It might be interesting to share a topic about that.
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Eddie, I've already constructed one between the two parts of the main mine of my Sn3 layout and plan to finish it and to make another one. It might be interesting to share a topic about that. Basic tool is a screwdriver, and basic parts are translucent caulking material, white paint and gloss varnish, with the possible addition of angel hair.
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Thanks, guys.
Bruce - you're right, there will be a waterfall behind that large trestle. I haven't thought far enough ahead yet as to how that's going to be constructed, so if anyone has any ideas I'd really like to hear them.
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Neat work Eddie, That is a efficient plan and packs a lot of interest in the area. I look forward to further progress photos.
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Great progress, Eddie. I like your track plan, and your trestle work is terrific! I see a large waterfall is in the plans. Have you been thinking of a construction technique for that?
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Eddie. Those bridges are super. Looks like the layout is really going to have some dramatic scenes.
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Very nice Eddie. All these bridges add a lot to the scenes, and your backdrop choice is logical if you plan to hide most of it with trees. I've come to the idea that in all cases, it's always good (except if you are a very talented 2D to 3D blender as Tim is, for instance) to have some trees hide the junction between the backdrop and the scenery. In real life, trees play very often this role of separator between the close and the more distant landscape.
Nice to see the trains are running, too. Hope to see more of your great work in the forthcoming months.
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Nice stuff Eddie. I can't wait to see how you do next in S scale. (grin)
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Thanks for the updates Eddie - It has helped me visualise
a couple things I need to know for my layout forthcoming.
The Geezer
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Cool!! looking very nice Eddie, Jerry
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