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model railway plan seems to survive from plan 1 to a finished layout, at least mine definitely do not. I
have lost track as to how may variations I have come up with since I
have a defined space. In December (2011) I became the very fortunate
owner of the NMRA's SLD division's switching module, which once again changed what I thought was a finished plan. A basic plan of it
can be seen above. In essence it is a version of John Allen's "Time
Saver" switching puzzle. That said the opportunity to own this fantastic
module and incorporate it into my home layout was too good an
opportunity to pass up. I am pleased to say it is now happily
incorporated (see the "layout" for a room view.) Please see the photos
below, taken before I acquired it. Not only will this be a record of the
previous life of the module, but can be used as a reference as I update
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| Rusy's Radiator repair kit bashed from a Bar Mills kit. | | |
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| Atlas water tank. |
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| Scratch built yard office. |
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| Kit Bashed freight house from a Campblell's kit.
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| Craftsman kit fire hall.
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| Canadian railway station.
The main station assembled from a Canadian produced resin kit |
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| Central Valley Thru girder bridge. Custom lettering.
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| CPR Tool House - Canadian resin kit.
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| Scratch built timber trestle.
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| View looking lengthwise on the module.
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| Detailed backside of the auto garage and fire hall.
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| The "industry" end of the module |
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| View from the "other" end of the module.
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| The Loading Platform. |
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| View of freight house and coal dealer.
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| Rear view of the coal dealer.
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| Scratch built weigh scale (with detailed interior) a the coal dealer.
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