Division T-TRAK-HO modules

The Division has built several T-TRAK-HO modules  We plan on setting up the T-TRAK-HO layout at the Easley show and we can use it at other events in the future.  A number of T-TRAK-HO modules have been adopted by members of the Division.  But there are still two straight modules that are orphans, plus there is one of the Division's corner modules available for someone to add scenery to it.  Cost for adoption of the straight modules is $10 for a bare module with no track and $25 for a module with track and power wiring already installed.  

On January 6, the modules were set up and checked out to make sure everything was functional.  Here are some photos taken during that event that help show what has been accomplished by several Division members.

Ken Majchrzak, Joe Davis and Dave Winans coordinated the scenery on three single modules such that together they include a passing siding and industrial spur.
A Train travels on a corner module which was sceniced by Markus Weller.
Markus Weller has sceniced two corner modules and adopted on straight module. These photos were taken before the scenery was 100% completed.
Mountain climbers are hard at work on one of Markus Weller's modules.
Thomas the Tank Engine, which is typically a big hit with younger railfans, is pulling 2 coaches on the modules by Ken M., Joe D. and Dave W.
Another view of the passing siding and industrial spur on modules by Ken M. and Joe D.
There are still two straight modules and one corner available for Division members who would like to get involved in the T-TRAK-HO layout.