24" can be great, especially when combined with a lighting valance---creating a
kind of shadow box effect.This directs and focuses viewing and with some
creative lighting can be very dramatic. I also find that this works best with a
layout depth of around 24"---of course this depends on your layout and room
conditions. I find this is very effective on around the wall layout
configurations. I use area above lighting valance as storage for rr stuff. and
have a 24" high backdrop (1/8"painted masonite) 4x8 foot sheets cut in half
lengthwise. a 1 foot deep light box valance above. And about 42"
average layout height . This leaves ample storage, workbench/desk space and
shelving below layout
Dr. K. Loeb (Peter)
Subject: {S-Scale List} S Scale Backdrop Height
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