The use of discrete mini-scenes to create the Burrawon diorama.

This video outlines features of each of the mini-scenes that together create the Burrawon diorama. The guiding principle is that rural stations tended to be spacious and not busy. The aim of the diorama is to convey that sense of space and easy pace. The scenery, structures and details within each scene are described.

[@peterainsworth8466]

This is an outstanding Australian layout. You have captured the colours of Australia very well. Your fences are very good. The less is more approach is the best.

[@burrawonbranchmodelrailway5886]

Thank you, Peter. Cheers

[@philwhite3134]

Thanks for video. It's good to see that I'm not the only person that has had to address the conundrum of a curve or angled backdrop and you've come to the same conclusion I have. Better to camouflage to the joint rather than lose a significant amount of space. cheers Phil

[@burrawonbranchmodelrailway5886]

Thanks Phil. The renowned US modeller and photographer, Paul Dolkos, said not to be afraid of squaring a corner if that allows you to improve the overall scene. If it was good enough for him .... Cheers

[@modeltrainaficionado7195]

excellent railroad diorama!! love your scenery!

[@burrawonbranchmodelrailway5886]

Thank you very much. Cheers

[@greatnorthernrailwaytother4711]

Nice work. You have given me some ideas to include on my layout. Cheers Peter.

[@burrawonbranchmodelrailway5886]

Thanks Peter. Pleased to hear you got some ideas for your layout. Best wishes.