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After a few attempts I came to the conclusion (which I always sort of knew anyway) that I'm not artistic or patient enough to do scenery around my tracks.
I also have changed my layouts every few months over the years so scenery would have to be modular and movable rather than permanent.
So, here are my tracks in all their naked glory. 😀
Drag racing is my favorite form of real racing, so as you can see that has been replicated here in slots from HO to 1/24 scale.
The large drag strip is Strombecker track so it can handle 1/24 cars.
It is a 1/4 mile for 1/32 and 1/43 scale cars. For 1/24 it is a 1,000' to follow the NHRA. HO has its own Auto World 1/4 scale drag strip.
The road course is Artin 1/32 track which I went to in 2004 after having been running on Strombecker track since 1966.
Back then I had a huge collection of every type of Strom track ever made including several complete sets and over 400 sections of track. With an impending move it was simply too much to pack up so I sold all the sets and most of the track and switched to Artin once the new abode was ready.
dennis
I also have changed my layouts every few months over the years so scenery would have to be modular and movable rather than permanent.
So, here are my tracks in all their naked glory. 😀
Drag racing is my favorite form of real racing, so as you can see that has been replicated here in slots from HO to 1/24 scale.
The large drag strip is Strombecker track so it can handle 1/24 cars.
It is a 1/4 mile for 1/32 and 1/43 scale cars. For 1/24 it is a 1,000' to follow the NHRA. HO has its own Auto World 1/4 scale drag strip.
The road course is Artin 1/32 track which I went to in 2004 after having been running on Strombecker track since 1966.
Back then I had a huge collection of every type of Strom track ever made including several complete sets and over 400 sections of track. With an impending move it was simply too much to pack up so I sold all the sets and most of the track and switched to Artin once the new abode was ready.
dennis
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