Post by ptc on Mar 18, 2022 15:20:36 GMT
I have been following Brooklin Models for many years in connection with my model railroading. It is a wonderful hobby on it's own, but even better when combined with a train layout.
Most folks who collect Brooklin Models present them in display cabinets in rows. Nothing wrong with this method as it can be very impressive to see several beautiful display cabinets filled with Brooklin Models. But, personally I find it more interesting to see Brooklin Models displayed in vignette scenes like a gas station, drive-in restaurant, and the like. All good, but the ultimate method in my opinion to display Brooklin Models is in a model railroad. Look at the opportunities. City/town streets, parking lots, parking spaces, homes, all kinds of businesses, the possibilities are endless.
So, Brooklin Model collectors, if you prefer the ultimate way to display your models, consider a model railroad.
Most folks who collect Brooklin Models present them in display cabinets in rows. Nothing wrong with this method as it can be very impressive to see several beautiful display cabinets filled with Brooklin Models. But, personally I find it more interesting to see Brooklin Models displayed in vignette scenes like a gas station, drive-in restaurant, and the like. All good, but the ultimate method in my opinion to display Brooklin Models is in a model railroad. Look at the opportunities. City/town streets, parking lots, parking spaces, homes, all kinds of businesses, the possibilities are endless.
So, Brooklin Model collectors, if you prefer the ultimate way to display your models, consider a model railroad.
