The layouts on show in the video were from a variety of modellers mostly across Southern England (as the show was held in Aldershot). As with many UK shows it made use of a Secondary School - using the main assembly hall, gym, dance studio and canteen areas for the weekend. The larger layouts are frequently made by clubs, and the smaller layouts by individuals or families (especially during 'Covid Lockdown'). We are now in the 'season' of model railway shows and there are many videos available on You Tube covering them. MY videos are primarily made for 3D viewing on a large screen - which I find like being back at the show without interruptions - able to cast my view around the objects in the scene: This is less effective in 2D but a large screen is still a benefit. The 3D version can be viewed 'in 3D' on any Android TAblet or PC or Mac via RUclips .. as it will automatically switch to 'Anaglyph mode' - for viewing with Red/Cyan 3D glasses ( available cheaply from Amazon etc ) ... but the colour is mostly lost by this method.
With the extensive use of trees - which made the railway look as it if was forging its way through the landscape - rather than the landscape being built around the railway - it works well in 3D too ! 009 / H0e ?? It had pride of place at the entrance to the Main Assembly Hall. Moor View (N Gauge) was one of those in the Dance/Drame Studio where the darkened atmosphere lent itself to the Winter Scene... and it won he best of show award.
Your so lucky to have space to have all those layouts, you must have been very busy making them - keep up the good work.
The layouts on show in the video were from a variety of modellers mostly across Southern England (as the show was held in Aldershot). As with many UK shows it made use of a Secondary School - using the main assembly hall, gym, dance studio and canteen areas for the weekend. The larger layouts are frequently made by clubs, and the smaller layouts by individuals or families (especially during 'Covid Lockdown'). We are now in the 'season' of model railway shows and there are many videos available on You Tube covering them.
MY videos are primarily made for 3D viewing on a large screen - which I find like being back at the show without interruptions - able to cast my view around the objects in the scene: This is less effective in 2D but a large screen is still a benefit. The 3D version can be viewed 'in 3D' on any Android TAblet or PC or Mac via RUclips .. as it will automatically switch to 'Anaglyph mode' - for viewing with Red/Cyan 3D glasses ( available cheaply from Amazon etc ) ... but the colour is mostly lost by this method.
I like the opening O-16.5 layout. Even has a nice tramcar stye coach.
With the extensive use of trees - which made the railway look as it if was forging its way through the landscape - rather than the landscape being built around the railway - it works well in 3D too ! 009 / H0e ?? It had pride of place at the entrance to the Main Assembly Hall.
Moor View (N Gauge) was one of those in the Dance/Drame Studio where the darkened atmosphere lent itself to the Winter Scene... and it won he best of show award.
@@philspiegel2476 Trees in modelling are always interesting. Getting them right is a challenge.