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Most layouts have backdrops of some type or another. And most backdrops on layouts
I've visited are permanent and immovable. Because they're often against the wall
or actually on the wall, this often creates no inconveniences. But I've seen
backdrops adjacent to aisles with lack of back access and other layouts whose
backdrops were cumbersome to remove for access to the layout, and others that
had holes cut in them for a crude and limited access. I resolved to have better
access on the layout I built—the Deep Rock Railroad—soon after going on a particular
layout tour where the above situations were observed. I attach Walthers 2-foot x 3-foot scenes as directed with spray adhesive (3M Super 77 works well) onto 1/8" hardboard. And then I use one of two methods to make my backdrops removable: |
Removable Backdrops |
