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Module 1
One of our members is adding cars to the coal train. Module 1 is the very first module seen, with the curves on it. |
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Module 2
Track weaves around itself on Module 2. Module 2 acts as a small yard for storing rolling stock between runs |
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Module 3
The station and engine facilities are on Module 3, making this area of the layout very busy. |
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Module 4
On the upper deck of Module 4 is the Power Plan. Coal loads go into the plant, while empty hoppers all pulled out of the plant. |
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Module 5
The Pine Ridge River passes through the center of Module 5, forcing the railroad to use bridges to get over it. |
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Module 6
This new industry dominates the landscape of Module 7. Formally a second turntable was on this land. |
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Module 7
The second station and a tavern are on Module 7. Here a steam engine waits for orders to proceed. |
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Module 8
The upper deck engine facility is located on Module 8. Here you can see Pine Ridge Engine #425 passing on the mainline |
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Module 9
Kids playing in the creek is a interesting sight on Module 9. However, most people prefer watching trains from the wooden overpass. |
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Module 10
Here are rows of hoppers waiting to be picked up after being loaded at the mine on Module 10. Trussler Mine is a scratchbuilt industry, built by one of our late members. |
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