Hi Dave -- Thanks for the suggestions. In this case, the benchwork (table top) is about 40 or so inches from the floor, so anyone viewing will be looking down, unless they are a child. I suspect that for real photo shoots, not just “from the hip” photos, will require some kind of temporary “sky”. Jesse Bennett had sliding “sky”, much like sliding closet doors, but I don’t want to have stuff hanging from the ceiling.
Have fun! Bill Winans --------------------------- ... "edge of the world" syndrome when looking across the layout. I was planning to build the layout high enough to give a low angle looking across the scene view so I was considering just painting a distant New york city scene on the walls across the aisles from the layout so there would be some kind of end to the view. I also thought that I might have to add temporary backdrop to the edge of the layout for certain photo shots if the aisle was too apparent in photos. .....DaveBranum
