Model Railroad Lighting Valance at Carly Decosta blog

Model Railroad Lighting Valance. The main purposes of the valance are to hide the illumination and to hide the upper edge of the backdrop. Technically, the “valance” is the part at the very front of the assembly that blocks the light from shining in your eyes, equivalent to the “fascia” on the layout itself,. I have a shelf layout built on heavy duty shelf. On the layout, putting the valance at the layout edge effectively back lights the model without providing sufficient front lighting on. It will be painted flat black, with the 8. If you think of a model railroad as a stage, then a valance serves the purpose of a theater’s proscenium. The main purposes of the valance are to hide the illumination and. It draws the viewer’s attention to what you want them to see. All around the layout inside the valance, martin has led tubes in pairs. It will be a simple masonite curtain about 14 deep. My new one is 57 high with 6 fascia panels and 6 valance panels in front of the lighting. Posted by nevinw on tuesday, january 17, 2006 7:09 am. I ran into a mental block when it came to how to support the lighting valance. The valance should be affixed to the ceiling as shown in the video.

On the layout, putting the valance at the layout edge effectively back lights the model without providing sufficient front lighting on. The main purposes of the valance are to hide the illumination and. It draws the viewer’s attention to what you want them to see. If you think of a model railroad as a stage, then a valance serves the purpose of a theater’s proscenium. The valance should be affixed to the ceiling as shown in the video. I ran into a mental block when it came to how to support the lighting valance. Posted by nevinw on tuesday, january 17, 2006 7:09 am. It will be a simple masonite curtain about 14 deep. It will be painted flat black, with the 8. Technically, the “valance” is the part at the very front of the assembly that blocks the light from shining in your eyes, equivalent to the “fascia” on the layout itself,.

Lights For Train Layouts

Model Railroad Lighting Valance All around the layout inside the valance, martin has led tubes in pairs. The main purposes of the valance are to hide the illumination and to hide the upper edge of the backdrop. All around the layout inside the valance, martin has led tubes in pairs. Technically, the “valance” is the part at the very front of the assembly that blocks the light from shining in your eyes, equivalent to the “fascia” on the layout itself,. If you think of a model railroad as a stage, then a valance serves the purpose of a theater’s proscenium. It will be a simple masonite curtain about 14 deep. The main purposes of the valance are to hide the illumination and. The valance should be affixed to the ceiling as shown in the video. It draws the viewer’s attention to what you want them to see. On the layout, putting the valance at the layout edge effectively back lights the model without providing sufficient front lighting on. My new one is 57 high with 6 fascia panels and 6 valance panels in front of the lighting. I ran into a mental block when it came to how to support the lighting valance. I have a shelf layout built on heavy duty shelf. Posted by nevinw on tuesday, january 17, 2006 7:09 am. It will be painted flat black, with the 8.