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Laser Cutting a Cardboard Backdrop Building for my N Scale Layout

Recreating the Fairmont Royal York Hotel in N Scale For an introduction to this project:    • Introduction to the Union Project: Layout ...   Here’s what I’m going to cover in this video: • Reviewing the process of recreating the iconic Fairmont Royal York Hotel in N Scale. • Exploring the steps involved in capturing the essence of this historic landmark for a model railroad layout. • Discuss practical challenges and creative decisions in the replication process. In this video, I review the process of recreating the Fairmont Royal York Hotel, a historic landmark built in 1929 by the Canadian Pacific Railway - in N Scale. Join me as we explore the steps involved in capturing the essence of this iconic structure for a model railroad layout. From adjusting sizes using Google Maps to experimenting with laser-cut Bristol board layers, I'll review the practical challenges and creative decisions in bringing this piece of Canadian rail history to life. Stay tuned for insights into layering, weathering techniques, and the final touches contributing to the 5mm thick backdrop. As we witness the transformation of the Royal York, envision the potential for creating various background buildings, including the ominous presence of the financial district towers, casting a shadow over the designated Union Station area. Thanks for tuning in to this journey, where history meets a slightly dystopic twist! More Channel Info: Welcome to N Scale Dystopia - A channel dedicated to documenting the build of a post-apocalyptic N Scale Model Railroad and Dioramas based on Union station in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. #nscale #ModelRailroad #DystopianModeling If you found this video intriguing, consider subscribing for more content as I lean into creating more dystopian scale models. I'm figuring a lot of this out along the way, so it's always nice to have you join me on the journey and offer support, but more importantly, feedback!    / @nscaledystopia   Music Credit: Matt “Darkvine” Posuniak @darkvinemusic