Before I go any further I wanted to know if I had done this right.
Thanks, Malcolm
New pics of my last attempt taking all your suggestions. Thank you. I like it better now.
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The left side should be adjusted so the road is narrower at the top of the hill.
Andrew
That's pretty darn good. Can you get the color a little closer? Maybe smooth out the transition at the left side of the road.
thanks, I tried it again after your suggestions. whatcha think?
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It looks good. Maybe a little more road on the bottom right. If your road is sprinkled on you could try putting some on the wall to blend in the paint.
Much better.
Looks good, Malcolm. 
Another trick is to plant some trees along one edge of the actual road surface on the layout. You can make it look like the road curves into the backdrop and around behind the trees.
Then, a well-placed vehicle can hide much of the line where the road meets the backdrop.
Jim
Usually it's better to have distant objects a little bit lighter (yours appears darker). Otherwise, good job!
Comfortable with an airbrush? You can blend the road colors using this handy device. It's really easy with a double-action brush, but careful use (maybe some simple screening of adjacent artwork) of a single-action brush works, too.
Otherwise, it looks EXCELLENT to me. Very inspiring!
KD (aka, Lucas Gudinov)
Posted last attempts on first post. I think I will leave it alone now. Thanks to all for the help, Malcolm
It is looking very 3-dimensional.
Andrew
