Oklahoma Free-mo Layout

Modules

Brush Creek, constructed and owned by Adam Eastman.

A 45 degree module with a 48 inch radius mainline. A two span girder bridge (Micro Engineering with wood ties) carries the mainline over Little Brush Creek. The scenery base is a combination of foam and plaster cloth. Scenery materials used include sifted dirt and, an assortment of Woodland Scenics and AMSI Ground Foams. The brush material is WS clump foliage and AMSI Terrain Brush (2030 Riverbank Brush). The grass was made using carpet fiber.

May Avenue Bridge, constructed and owned by Adam Eastman.

A 4 foot straight, single track module. This depicts the May Avenue Bridge on the Stillwater Central (nee BNSF, nee BN, nee Frisco) line in Oklahoma City. The module is the first in the OKC Project, inspired by Trevor Marshall's Peterburo Project. The goal is to model a portion of this line as switcing layout using the Free-mo standards.

Jenson, constructed and owned by Todd Jenson.

A 81.5 straight module built using hollow door construction. The module features two sigings, one on each side of the mainline. One siding serves a plastic facitlity and the other side serves a building matierals supplier.

Santa Fe Depot [Final Name TBD], constructed and owned by Don Hodges.

A 81.5 inch straight, single track module. This module, built using hollow door construction features a wood Santa Fe depot and depicts a small town along the maninline similar to Norman, OK.