Our club, Scale Rails of Southwest Florida (Ft. Myers, Fl) has added a module to our N Scale layout. Since operations are often a little more difficult with N Scale, we built a 2' x 4' module that has both a modified "Time Saver" and an "Inglenook" switching puzzle. They come together on a common track and enter our layout. It will allow us to have two members working on a switching puzzle at the same time from opposite sides of the module and at the same time, have members running trains on the rest of the layout. I hope to add some pictures of the switching module soon.
But we also wanted it to be more than just a switching puzzle and wanted to add scenry. I got the American Model Builders Laser Kit - Railroad Rooming House. This was the first time I had actually built an N Scale laser kit. I will say that I found the kit fun to build, and AMB did a respectable job with instructions and the quality of the kit seemed pretty good....especially in n scale.
This was also my first time weathering a building so I have attached some pictures and would be appreciative of any constructive criticism. The building has not been placed on the layout yet, so there is still time to correct any glaring errors.
dwight77
But we also wanted it to be more than just a switching puzzle and wanted to add scenry. I got the American Model Builders Laser Kit - Railroad Rooming House. This was the first time I had actually built an N Scale laser kit. I will say that I found the kit fun to build, and AMB did a respectable job with instructions and the quality of the kit seemed pretty good....especially in n scale.
This was also my first time weathering a building so I have attached some pictures and would be appreciative of any constructive criticism. The building has not been placed on the layout yet, so there is still time to correct any glaring errors.
dwight77