Diorama Supplies to the Nth degree

[John Howling Mouse]

I've been sourcing some background diorama supplies....check this place out!  I had no idea the art of railroad dioramas had reached this degree of detail.  Matrixone, you need some new trees for your fantastic model photography.

http://www.scenicexpress.com/

[B777LR]

I've been sourcing some background diorama supplies....check this place out!  I had no idea the art of railroad dioramas had reached this degree of detail.  Matrixone, you need some new trees for your fantastic model photography.

http://www.scenicexpress.com/

I wonder if we in the future, will see JMNs beginning to model cow pastures... (whats the correct RLM for the interior of a cow?)

[jcf]

I've been sourcing some background diorama supplies....check this place out!  I had no idea the art of railroad dioramas had reached this degree of detail.  Matrixone, you need some new trees for your fantastic model photography.

http://www.scenicexpress.com/

I wonder if we in the future, will see JMNs beginning to model cow pastures... (whats the correct RLM for the interior of a cow?)

Trip7 just because someone likes to produce accurate and detailed models it doesn't make them a JMN.
I know a number of very accomplished and extremely skillful straight modelers who actively spread the joy of modeling, they are
supportive of everyone and happily share experience and technique.

JMN is a description of attitudes not interests.

Jon

[B777LR]

Trip7 just because someone likes to produce accurate and detailed models it doesn't make them a JMN.

Did i ever say so?

[jcf]

Trip7 just because someone likes to produce accurate and detailed models it doesn't make them a JMN.

Did i ever say so?

Sorry if I misunderstood your statement, but that was the impression given, especially in context of numerous similar statements
made on this site.

Frankly, the moaning about JMNs has become tiresome.

Jon

[Hobbes]

I wonder if we in the future, will see JMNs beginning to model cow pastures... (whats the correct RLM for the interior of a cow?)

I remember seeing one a few years ago. It was titled "Captain's Log"