Scale: On30 The Gold Canyon Mining Company is a modular layout built by Anthony Selvaggio and Tom Fraase in Springfield, Illinois. This mountain railroad consists of a canyon with two mountains on each side with mining operations and campsites being fed by Gold Canyon Electric and Water. Era/Locale: The Mountains, early 20th CenturySize: 5′ X 12′Number of modules: … [Read more...] about Gold Canyon Mining Company
Modular Layouts
Great Lakes HOn30 Module Group
Scale: HOn30 The Great Lakes HOn30 Module Group (GLHOn30MG) consists of about a dozen members scattered through Michigan and Ohio, brought together by our shared love of the Maine Two Footers. Many of our modules display actual scenes from the Wiscasset, Waterville, and Farmington Railway; but all follow the general theme of northern New England in the early Twentieth … [Read more...] about Great Lakes HOn30 Module Group
Northfield and Southeastern Railroad
Scale: On30 The Northfield and Southeastern Railroad is a small narrow gauge O scale layout. It represents a small forgotten railroad of the late fifties somewhere in the Midwest. Designed as a basic oval, it has four manual sidings and DCC control. Structures represent a small town urban setting when life was simpler. Rolling stock is a combination of … [Read more...] about Northfield and Southeastern Railroad
Rush Creek Lumber
Scale: Sn3 The Rush Creek Lumber Company is a logging themed railroad that was constructed with the assistance of multiple MMRs®. This modular layout features a small saw mill, an engine house and turntable, log cutting and loading scenes and a nicely done hand-painted backdrop. This portable layout features a number of construction techniques which allows for the layout's … [Read more...] about Rush Creek Lumber
Rapid Canyon Line
Scale: On2 & On3 The Rapid Canyon Line is loosely inspired by a short line that ran from Rapid City, South Dakota through Dark Canyon to Mystic, South Dakota. A mixture of passengers and freight were commonly seen winding through the canyon on what was notoriously coined 'the crookedest line in the world'. Much of the original right-of-way is now Highway 44 heading west … [Read more...] about Rapid Canyon Line