Very good video quality! Had a lot of fun watching! 🎬🎬🎬👌👌👌👍👍👍

what strikes me here in the last video is the film backdrop on the walls. Did you paint them, or are they pasted on posters? very good 👌

LG,Siggi...

what strikes me here in the last video is the film backdrop on the walls. Did you paint them, or are they pasted on posters? very good 👌

LG,Siggi...

Hi Siggi, Thanks for asking, pass it on to any of your model train friends ..........The first wall you see is 4ft x 8ft 1/4in. luan smooth sided birch plywood. The edges are reinforced with 1in.x 2in pine and secured with screws and Elmers wood glue. There are 5 of them hanging from 2 hooks each for portability. The back wall is cement. The printed buildings were about six inches high and purchased online. There were about 15 different types of buildings. I ran them through the scanner. Then in photoshop placed them on a 13in x19in white background and adjusted the height of the buildings to 13in. Then I printed it out on 13in x 19in matted finish photo paper. I think I must have printed 20 to 25 sheets Then came hell on earth, cutting them out like paper dolls with an no.11 exacto knife. I applied them on the painted surface with my trusty white glue. I have a Canon printer that it seems the ink tolerates wetting down the paper buildings. After application it looks bad but stretches out. OK, now for the cement wall..................................................SEA-K

OK SEA, Thank you for your answer. Looking through the camera, it looks huge. One thinks you would have painted the whole wall. You really did a lot of work. WOW !!!

LG, Siggi...

Hi SEA,
simply beautiful to look at... TOP...
Many greetings
Jochen...

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