Hello all. I am new there!

I am  a french n scaler, and i am building a N scale layout in my basement inspired from Rio Grande Railroad. The first part is a small town called Turtle Field. This part is finished. The second part called "Spirit of Denver" represent Denver around the merger with SP.

For this part i have started to build a model inspired by the Colorado Convention Center. I love this building because the Ligth rail is passing throught.

This buildding have a structure in evergreen strips :

I am attempting to squeeze in Central Valley Model Works new double track bridge into the Interim P&A.  It will have three spans.  The issue is because of the required location of the turnout on the north end of town, the track from the diverging route is not straight by the time it reaches the bridge.  It does not become straight and parallel until approximately 11" (or a scale 80').

Hello all! I have never had much luck at consistently mixing paints and matching them later.  So, i am looking for a formula or off the shelf color from one of the big box stores that would make a nice sky color.  Any suggestions or a "recipe" would be great.  Mostly just curious as to what base color folks use for the sky on their model railroads  

Thanks in advance.

Hi MRH Forum,

This is my representation of Southern Pacific's Burbank Branch that was active until the early to mid 90's. The branch ran through the San Fernando Valley serving a variety of local industries from Burbank to Chatsworth. I grew up in the valley and lived for a few years on Chandler Blvd., where I remember watching the local freight roll by.