Sunnyvale Road TTRAK Modules

[keeper]

The best I've got right now.

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Nice

[keeper]

Here's a better pic. 

A bit off topic, but do you happen to have a pic of the module in front of the sitting guy fideling with a loco? 

Thomas

[John]

I met Ed's mom and dad many years ago at Timonium .. the nicest folks you will ever meet - and it's rubbed off on their son .. It's probably why he's been my friend since he was a young pup in college

[MK]

A bit off topic, but do you happen to have a pic of the module in front of the sitting guy fideling with a loco? 

Thomas

I don't have an overall single photo of the module but I have close-ups of pieces that you'll have to piece together in your head.

[keeper]

Thanks a lot! Something to think about.

[Ed Kapuscinski]

Digging stuff out to run this weekend.

Shot this this morning.

"The Parkton Local: the cars are old, the power's old, but it sure beats sitting in York Road traffic."

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[wm3798]

The eternal question I wrestle with is "would it be worth it to build a layout that fills an entire room with 20 or so scale miles of decrepit single track railroad that looks exactly like that so I can use maybe 3 different locomotives and a dozen or so cars to operate maybe three trains to serve maybe 4 lingering industries over the course of it during a 4 hour operating session...?"

It would be glorious...
Lee

[Ed Kapuscinski]

The eternal question I wrestle with is "would it be worth it to build a layout that fills an entire room with 20 or so scale miles of decrepit single track railroad that looks exactly like that so I can use maybe 3 different locomotives and a dozen or so cars to operate maybe three trains to serve maybe 4 lingering industries over the course of it during a 4 hour operating session...?"

It would be glorious...
Lee

It does if you build it 2' at a time...

[nuno81291]

The eternal question I wrestle with is "would it be worth it to build a layout that fills an entire room with 20 or so scale miles of decrepit single track railroad that looks exactly like that so I can use maybe 3 different locomotives and a dozen or so cars to operate maybe three trains to serve maybe 4 lingering industries over the course of it during a 4 hour operating session...?"

It would be glorious...
Lee

How is this even a question. 

[Ed Kapuscinski]

A pair of photos from the N Scale Weekend.

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[Scottl]

Such a great scene.  So many things about it just seem "right".

[packers#1]

Looks really good but where’s the crashed UFO and martians er, uh, weather balloon that they need to clean from the right of way? 

[chuck geiger]

A pair of photos from the N Scale Weekend.

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[Ed Kapuscinski]

Chuck, where'd you turn that photo up from?

[milw156]

Looks really good but where’s the crashed UFO and martians er, uh, weather balloon that they need to clean from the right of way? 

are you referring to this: [https://jalopnik.com/hot-air-balloon-crashes-into-moving-train-injuring-pil-1849023205][/url]