Pavonia Diesel Shop TTRAK Module

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You're modeling streets in Philadelphia.  The hard part for you would be figuring out which pothole you should use to adjust the level!

[Ed Kapuscinski]

You're modeling streets in Philadelphia.  The hard part for you would be figuring out which pothole you should use to adjust the level!

Not even Philly. Camden!

[Ed Kapuscinski]

Little bit of progress lately. Actually, decent progress lately.

I printed and installed all the roadbed and ends. I decided to skip the center printed inserts since they don't matter. I also realized the problems with my printed in screw holes: they're too close to the ends, even after I redid them to move them in some I didn't feel like waiting for new prints so I just did it the old fashioned way. The ends are only screwed in so that they can be replaced if they break. The rest of everything is glued down.

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Got the building put together. It needs another coat of paint and plenty more work, but it's coming along.

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Lots still to do, but it's progress, and I'll take it.

[Ed Kapuscinski]

After a few evenings of work I'm not at the place I would be an hour in if I used Unitrack... lol.





I think today might be "get it straight and glue it down" day.

[DiggerDownUnder]

I thought about that, but sometimes it's nice to hit the "easy button".

For $24 they freaking better!  Only $24USD? Down here I paid $32ASD which is about $16 of yours.  And yes they do come painted with all the little trays.

[Ed Kapuscinski]

Right? Like I said, they ARE beautiful.

[DiggerDownUnder]

Ed This is my take on what would have been a small New South Wales engine depot. Still a work in progress but I have done it coming of the yard tracks. Depots here normally had open sheds, a coaling dock, ash pit and a water tank and cranes, and turntable. Some depots used a wye. This is on a Triple T-Track module and there are two more to the set plus a double with water supply dam.