Back in January, [URL="https://facepunch.com/showthread.php?t=1547819"]somebody posted a video of a guy building a small diorama of a Australian rail crossing[/URL]. This is how it looks when somebody does that on a much larger scale plus wiring. This particular one I believe is/was operated by BLMA Models, which was a model train manufacturer that was bought out by Atlas Trains.
[video=youtube;t3wp2DJ4MRc]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t3wp2DJ4MRc[/video]
I suggest lowering your volume if you have earphones because the sounds of the trains can get a bit annoying.
Here's another video of a guided tour of another guy's train layout.
[video=youtube;cvyRTdNsQSE]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cvyRTdNsQSE[/video]
I have fairly recently gotten into model railroading, while I'm currently limited to a oval around the living room coffee table I hope that I will eventually reach the point I can build something like this.
One of the best model scenes I've ever seen was this one, also in the HO scale, same as those videos
[media]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TJF3I1gmTvQ[/media]
It has everything
I love tiny little scenes that are really well done. There's quite a few D&D related ones you could spend hours looking at
One day I'll have a room for this stuff. I've always loved trains
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