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I've done quite a bit of work on my modules in the past week Progress can be seen at http://www.winntrak.ca/modules/members/harvest_time

Win N Trak will be setup at the Clearspring Shopping Centre in Steinbach, Manitoba from Friday April 13 to Saturday April 14 Show hours are as follows: Friday 9:30am to 9:30pm Saturday 9:30am to 6:00pm Steinbach is about a 45 minute drive south east of Winnipeg on Highway 12. Once...

As I haven't completed painting my modules yet, and want to add a LocoNet panel to the fascia, I'd like to know the best way to make all 4 lines (Red, Yellow, Blue, Green) DCC ready. I plan on adding a mechanical switch between the tracks and the panel so that if the club is running analog...

I am in the design phase of my next set of NTRAK modules, which I am planning on modelling Chicago's Elevated Line Where would one find scale buildings of the city? What would be the best method to build the elevated track (other then use a paper template and scribing styrene)?

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Well, it's been a long time in coming, but I finally got some work done on the modules. As with all plans, they never go as expected. After dicking around with the roundhouse, trying to make it fit, I gave up and went with something simpler. I have modelled a prairie scene (pictures to...

Try http://www.spokane.net/bizarro.asp and go to Saturday March 4

Bigger Things? As seen in the Winnipeg Sun (Paper Edition) http://pst.rbma.com/content/Bizarro?date=20060304

In the still of the morning breeze, the sawmill sits quiet before the first shift arrives

We generally see our landlord about 3 or 4 times a year if we're lucky. He has a great policy: "Do what you want (within reason) and I'll pay the bill if I like it"

Actually, the viaduct was bought from a member in my club who was dismantling his layout I'm not sure if he has any shots of him building it, but I can ask when I see him at our meeting on Monday

3rd of 3 series of shots 9) On the grade, looking East, the white walls are to stop any runaways from falling to the floor 10) Behind the East bridge - this part will be under a hill 11) Upper Level turnout - the turnout will send the train down the grade

2nd of 3 series of shots 5) Upper Level - This part will be under the mountain 6) Upper Level Grade - Back track goes straight across, front goes down at about 2.5% 7) Looking at the South Yard from the upper level 8) More of the South Yard

More shots of the the progress 1) CP train in partially laid track 2) Lower level - facing out of the West yard 3) Lower Level - other direction 4) Closer view of the tunnel area/mountain

I actually live in a duplex, so one meter for my place and the other is for my buddy who lives upstairs. Too bad he isn't into trains as well We have an understanding with our landlord. We were able to build the rooms in the basement (den & train room), but if we move out, he has the...

I use the true corkbed on a foam base. However, instead of nailing the track down, I used a product called No-Nails which is an adhesive similar to glue to tack down my track.

[Member Edit] I found the site http://model-trains-video.com/forum/index.php Cheers