What season is it on your layout?

Late spring/early summer: lots of green grass and full trees, girls in short dresses, no one in heavy coats, convertibles with the tops down, and on the lake, water skiers.

Here are a few scenes I did on my christmas layout back in 2009.  Now I do not plan to have this much snow on my current layout.   Looking for more of a mid November scene, where it isnt uncommon to get some snow in Michigan.  But then again I am doing the Lake Michigan coast and lake effect snow can cover the ground pretty good in November. 

I guess that mine would be late summer, early fall.  I have a few trees of color, placed around but most are still in summer greenery.  Much a I'd like to try for a winter scene the thought of dumping white something all over the place, and then having to scoop it all up, later, really scares me. 

Paul Fischer

summer into fall

my initial section is winter...heavy on Christmas/North Pole.  my expansion will be fall.  I'd really like to do a 4x8 of every season.

Construction season, the forecast calls for light to moderate sawdust.

I have actually given thought to this question, and I can't make up my mind. I may do all seasons on different sections of the layout.

Spring. Unless I decide to change a few things for a season. I changed to Winter a few years back.

Scott Smith

On my layout, it's always June, my favorite time of the year.  Its a sunny day with scattered clouds, and its about 11 AM in the morning.  I'm always facing south as I view the railroad. The sun is always coming over my left shoulder to allow for consistency of the shadows painted on the backdrop.

My wife bought my first trees and surprised me with them. They are in summer bloom - so, that is that!

We do winter and summer. The winter portion is on a higher level to give separation.

Established date is 1 September in the high country, Rockies, with aspens turned

screaming yellow against the blue-green spruce (not this year...aspens turned late),

but it is 1940 in this 1/48th world.  There will be snow on the peaks.

Your super's name is Daffy Duck?

Late spring/early summer.

Fall, with hardwood trees in full fall colors.

Well its train season of course!

Fall.

Each corner module models each season.

"Train Season", fall and winter. Still a work in progress,heres the half thats "mostly sceniced", temporary telephone pole added for asthetic purposes A splash of Halloween and Christmas throw in for good measure.

MY layout is small, but I try to keep all seasons represented.  Summer is the largest band, but it fades into fall, and finally into a winter scene.  The fiction is that the far corner is in a mountain range, where there's snow all year round.