T-Trak as basis of an entire model railway system

[mwagner]

A sneak preview of my work in progress city module ….

 

 

Edited March 5, 2023 by mwagner

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Update after a soldering marathon …

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[tossedman]

Looks fantastic! Thanks for sharing. 

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[Tony Galiani]

Lovely.  And the Revaty was the second train I rode on in Japan.  I have resisted the temptation to buy one (so far) but it does have great appeal to me.

Tschuss,

Tony

[mwagner]

The last for now T-Trak-module is finally done. I nearly went crazy during the process of curing the epoxy for the water effects. I hope you enjoy my sunny pictures as much I've enjoyed modelling this scenery the last months

KR Markus

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[Martijn Meerts]

The water looks excellent, well worth the time spent on it!

 

[Cat]

Great water!

[cteno4]

Great ripples!

 

jeff

[Madsing]

Very nice scene, I love it. And the water is perfect!

[mwagner]

Hi guys, 

I‘ve  started a new t-trak-module. I want to build an industrial themed module. So the pictures below showing a litte progress. 
KR

Markus

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[cteno4]

Very nice! Always curious on the building parts used.

 

jeff

[mwagner]

Lights and some Detailling. 
 

[kami_illy]

Nice. Now some dirt and grime and things...

It's always cool to see how much "screen shots of life" can be reproduced in a small scene. Well done. 

[mwagner]

Thank you,

Yeah more details, dirt and weathering are the next steps. 
 

[cteno4]

What did you use for structures?

 

thanks

 

jeff

[mwagner]

Hi Jeff, most of buildings and structures are my own lasercut creations. The storage towers are made of containers for cereals. Some parts are kit-bashed. The gatehouse is a greenmax kit. All streetlamps are from a german manufacturer named Viessmann. What else do you wanna know? 
 

KR Markus

Edited February 28 by mwagner

[tossedman]

Looks great! Nice job on the structures and everything else!

 

Cheers!

 

Todd

 

Edited February 28 by tossedman

[cteno4]

Thanks, just curious, always interesting to see what folks used, kitbashed, or scratch built! I really want to get a lasercutter! Great for buildings like this and i enjoy the process of designing and building that 2d laster cutting does over 3D printing.

 

love the use of the cereal containers for the tanks. The painted cardboard gave that slightly unregular look you see on big steel rolled sections on tanks like that. Much nicer than totally smooth plastic. 

 

cheers

 

jeff

[mwagner]

I tried both too. 3d printing and 2d laser cutting. I agree with you. Designing a 2d laser cut is much more fun. 

Edited February 28 by mwagner