<p>Here's a brief summary of what you'll get in <strong>Scenery Layout Train Construction Ideas</strong></p> <ul> <li>Wiring for DCC or single locomotive operation (diagram included)</li> <li>Wiring for DC with multiple locomotives (diagram included)</li> <li>Wiring a Micro Layout (operational plan included too!)</li> <li>Which industries work best on model train layouts</li> <li>When to use insulated rail joiners</li> <li>What you need to know about switching layouts</li> <li>What rolling stock and motive power to use</li> <li>WAYS to shape a hill and construct a creek (photos included)</li> <li>Tricks to make the layout seem bigger than it really is</li> <li>The very best below track level scenery ideas</li> <li>The surprisingly simple way to add rust streaks</li> <li>The clever idea to create the illusion of unloading grain</li> <li>The NO-COST and LOW-COST fun ways to make natural looking scenery for your model train layout</li> <li>The BIGGEST mistake when choosing track plan</li> <li>The BEST way to maintain electrical connection to the tracks</li> <li>Techniques to build a mountain and forest in low relief</li> <li>Techniques for planning an urban layout, country layout, and one with a single large industry</li> <li>TECHNIQUES to fix the track to the baseboard or underlay</li> <li>Step-by-step techniques for building a ½ Relief Building and 4 Tower Silos (photos included)</li> <li>Secrets of building low relief scenery