first go at a background

[korm kormsen]

Out of intrest if you are so remote why is there a super market next door

i never would or could use the junk that i sell!

my mini-super is working on the old woolworth principle. buy as cheap as possible and sell with a modest profit.
apart from food most artikles we got are from far east.
most of the local low-wage workers hereabouts prefer to buy the cheap junk - and to buy it again, when they need it the next time.
people never learn!

and the remoteness defines itself from the distance to the next hobby- or toyshop, if i remember right.
and that still is 300 miles (toyshop) or next country (hobbyshop) or even next continent (trainsshop) :wits: :crying:

not many southamericans have other hobbies than hunting, fishing and barbequeing.
(well, apart from racing, drinking and forni...)
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[korm kormsen]

enough done for today!
the lake and some small details will have to wait for another nice day.

 

[nico]

A good days work ,looks great,are you going all the way round the room

 

[korm kormsen]

not entirely.
at the end the left side will stay as storage board for surplus trains. at the right i'll make a big mountain, to cover most of the curves.
at the left side, above the workbenches i plan do put flats to simulate a trainline going along the backbuildings of a big city.
but in the middle tables, i will need a total of 32 meters of background.
when i finish this background, i can put the trestle in front of it.