on my layout.

Started to fiddle a bit with scenery.

Now is the part that the layout starts to be really ugly,because it has the blue from the foam, and the brown from the cork, and garbage left all over the place.

The little blue Renault Clio next to the warehouse was not meant to be there... 

Working on a mostly scratch built structure - an old stone church with stain glass windows.  I've got a board to mount it on and lights to put inside with a battery etc.  And I have a ways to go with assembly and painting yet.  BUT, I'm thinking that ivy climbing the outer walls of this church would add to the effect. Has anyone modeled ivy climbing walls before?  What did you use?

Good Afternoon All,

I am Pranav, an architect in India, and a model railroader who is trying his hand at his first DCC Layout. Small, I grant you, but so so much fun. Being in India, a country with almost no model railroading worth mentioning, mistakes are time consuming and expensive. I therefore come to you for advice.

Does anyone have any experience with ramps from various platform levels to achieve an overall elevation instead of using a helix?  I am trying to simulate a climb that the GMRC makes over Mt Holly.  It begins at Bellows Falls at around 350 ft above sea level to the peak height at Mt Holly of around 1600 ft above sea level and then descends to Rutland at about 600 ft. above sea level.