Weekend Update 2/15/2015

[wazzou]

That looks fantastic Bruce.  All it needs now is some strung wires.   

[Lemosteam]

That looks fantastic Bruce.  All it needs now is some strung wires.   

+1- that would REALLY set that scene off!

[Cajonpassfan]

Bruce, that is just so very cool. Making pure art out of the most ordinary; very nice!
I took the liberty of cropping your shot to remove the distractions and show how delicious this little scene really is.
Hope you don't mind.
Otto

[arbomambo]

thanks Rick, and thanks Otto...
I have been tempted to use EZline to string the poles...but...
it IS T-Trak, so it will get nailed pretty quick by ham-fisted track cleaner...
The T-Trak has been an eye-opener for me (although it has seriously cut into the Kingman Canyon work)...it's letting me promote N scale at the local shows, attract folks to the club, allow me to try some techniques that I haven't tried (in a small, confined space) and letting me iundulge some scenery options that I would never create on my home layout (a series of Appalachia-West Virginia-Cumberland modules are in the works...)
But...for this 'leg' of modules, we're going to build 'west'...(we're on "the Speedway" here)...next comes Colorado-New Mexico...then Arizona...then Los Angeles!....close to 30' of modules!
Bruce

[John]

Congratulations and good luck with the explanation.  Can Model Railroading be explained? 

Tom's wife said it was like inviting her grown friends over to play Barbies

[Santa Fe Guy]

And here was me thinking you guys drove on the other side of the road. Unless of course that side street is one way. But the stop sign!
Very nice T Trak module along with all the others you have shown. Great way to get the kids and younger dads into our hobby.
T Trak has taken off big time here in Oz last count there was close to 400 modules Australia wide.
Rod.