The wind movement is saved for this Yahoo site.
John Armstrong
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From: gsc3
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Sent: Wednesday, March 02, 2011 7:58 AM
Subject: {S-Scale List} Animation
I recall visiting a layout back in the 1980's on tour. It had been featured
in The Narrow Gauge & Short Line Gazette. It was very well done with great
weathering and detail and lights in the buildings and appeared very realistic
while a train was moving through it.
But when I looked at one small town scene after the train had left it
appeared strange. It was a literal ghost town. No wind movement, no vehicle
movement, no human movement, no noise, all creating a unrealistic effect after
a few moments. Out in the countryside the effect of no movement was far more
realistic unless you were looking at water. I feel I like animation that is
almost unnoticed best, but still there and non-repetitive like much of real
life.
George Courtney
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