I too like the smaller format and all that comes with the T-Trak-Z concept. There is something that can be said for a module that can be easily moved around from the workbench, flipped over for electrical work, taken to the paint booth so you don't have to smell paint fumes, taken outside in the sun for photo shoots, and ending up with a lightweight module for displays or shows. So much easier than Z-Bend Track modules for us aging modelers.
Rob K., Very nice module! I like how you worked in all the product and not make it look forced. Nice scene. Scott
Thanks! Here is a satellite view of the scene. You will see I have incorporated all the elements, including the 40' container used for storage. One compromise was to move the farm house forward so it would be on the scene. But the utility boxes, tower placement, crossing, etc are all placed in relationship.
Really cool to see reality modeled! I think that’s the real strength of Z scale. Less selective compression to the other scales. Oh and I really like the crossing gates!
Thanks! The crossing is Rokuhan's S045-2 US style crossing. Raildig has created decals for us that really bring the road to life. https://ztrackcenter.com/S045-2?search=s045-2 Rob
Very nice, Rob! I see you found in Dunkirk a great spot for prototypes for our z scale models. What's next from Dunkirk, maybe this one? Matt
