modular

Welcome to the Fox Creek Railroad! This is an N-scale layout that I began in November of 2022. It is 19 feet long with two 7 foot modules that are 2.5 feet wide and one 5 foot module that is 4 feet wide. I made the layout modular to hopefully make it capable of being moved. I currently live in a...

I want to start by thanking everyone that has responded to my many questions. My layout would not be where it is today if it were not for the advice and suggestions from you folks. It is greatly appreciated. I am at a point with expanding my 4' X 8' HO layout to where I am buying the building...

I was involved in HO model railroading as a youth now in my 50's I'm going back in time only this time I'm looking at On30. Here's the situation I belong to a non-profit "Back to Nature-Classroom Connection" and am working on a grant from the local mine to build a turn of the century modular...

I'm about 1/2 way through my first "practice" layout (1'x6'). I'm sticking with modular / shelf type layouts until I can take over the basement (wife says 8 more years :) ... Plus I like the concept of building small sections that are detachable and portable in case I move. I've done much...

This board was built as a place to display some of my trains. A local freight works the industrial area.

This board was built as a place to display some of my trains. A local freight works the industrial area.

This board was built as a place to display some of my trains. Santa Fe passanger train on the main line passing the river harbor area.

West Island Modular Railroad Club members enjoying the Miniature Trains Weekend at ExpoRail, St. Constant, Quebec on 20 August 2006. See www.wimrc.ca