Chattanooga Modular Modelers

Kids of all ages were watching the trains run.

This was from Friday before we had all the modules put together.

You can see here the problems with setting up on a rolling surface.

The Church has lots of light and shadows as a few members talk about everything. 

More sun shine on the cornet module. 

This is the yard that we take to many shows. We were going to make it longer but had problems with fitting together modules that were not not designed together.

This was taken from the back side or down hill side from the tent.

While his subjects have a nice chat, King Paul watches all.

This is the setup for power to run 4 power districts. The DCS100 is not powering anything but is feeding computer control to everything else.

The roofs on these building had come off and were boxed up. Now if we can just find the box... The square mountain is used for the back-stop for the lift bridge so the members do not have to go under the modules to get to the center. 

Work on the scratch built JIT building has been very slow over the years. It need a good coat of paint and many details... 

We used the main line siding a lot this year.

This show how we get in and out of the yard from the main lines. 

Wade worked on his British cars and found that they have deeper flanges the the US versions. Work will have to be done to make everything right.

Looking good at the church and attendance for Sunday School was high.

From left to right we see Mary McDonald, John Ramatowski, John Watson, and Mark McAllister.

Do not remember that building being on that module. Will have to go back and look at other photos. 

Trees have grown over night in the campground.

The conductor had to make sure that the kids did not destroy the layout.