Adding a backscene to your layout - SkillsCast

Set the scene on your model railway with a realistic backscene, enhancing the scenery and completing your layout. Find out how to fit them live on air or discover more now: bit.ly/3l4kg1G

[@celtphoto]

Does anyone know where I might find a WW11 airfield backscene ? I have been looking for ages. Thanks

[@sailormanify]

Are tt120 backscenes available yet? Would n gauge work ?

[@pim1234]

can you bend it ?

[@richardashby5644]

What height is best for OO? I’ve found that the larger Gaugemaster backscene designated to OO are just to overpowering while the N size are a bit small. Is the ID Backscenes more in scale?

[@HattonsModelRailways]

Hi Richard, whilst the larger backscenes (such as Gaugemaster or ID backscenes) are recommended for OO gauge, it can be just as much about personal preference too. I've used the 15" ID backscenes on a OO layout and they do look suitably scaled, especially the Hills and Dales pack - Dave

[@kellyashfordtrains2642]

I was looking at Winter Snow Backscenes in Chester Model Shop. Appropriate for the Cat Valley Steam Railway, as with Model Railway Snow it is a true Winter Wonderland. The only way I could put up a Winter Snow Backscene, is to stick it to the mirror-doors of my wardrobe. Just to finish this off....
"Silly soft stuff," puffed Thomas. "I didn't need that stupid old thing yesterday, and I shan't today. Snow can't stop me." He rushed into a tunnel, thinking how clever he was. But there was trouble ahead.
"Cinders and ashes," said Thomas. "I'm stuck!" And he was.
From the story Thomas, Terence & the Snow.

[@ewoodrailway]

6mm mdf and use wallpaper paste. Simple

[@70sstreetracer]

So is wallpaper glue really ok?

[@ewoodrailway]

@@70sstreetracer wallpaper paste yes