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Single and Corner flat-pack kits now available from OzRail Model Shop - https://www.ozrailmodeltrains.com.au/ Single, Double, Single Corner, Double Corner assembled modules available from Scale

Hello Folks, a bit of delay in getting this bit of news out but still time enough. The National N Scale Convention is in Goulburn from Friday October 7th to Sunday Oct 9th. Website:

There has been a lot of activity recently on the TTRAK Global forum re using a (12" x 12" x 1.5") Wooden Art Board for modules. I wonder if such Boards would be of interest to T-TRAKers in

Hello folks, Regarding the Australian National N Scale National Convention, Goulburn, 7th - 9th October 2022. It is hoped to have a T-TRAK layout at this year's convention. Are any

Hi Australian T-Trak group. Firstly can the Fremantle & District Model Railway Association be added to the active groups. Our club has several members running T-Trak. It's been taken out to different

Excellent work! This looks really good. Only contribution that I can offer is some laser-cutting designs that I have done for single T-TRAK N scale and HO scale - These have been uploaded to

Attention Australian T-TRAK Review Team, ---------------------------------------- I recently have experimented with some HO scale table-top modules using Kato track, along the lines of standard

Hi Railroaders I like what I see, I am very please to see plywood mentioned, for safety I have ceased using MDF in all my woodwork. Back in 1982 I built some portable storage cupboards out of marine

Good Afternoon, Nice work so far and a big thank you to those who done the hard yards for the rest of us. Having perused very little so far, one question I have is regarding skyboards and the use of

Folks, About a year ago, we discussed updating the Australian T-TRAK guidelines. Whilst you think that, with Covid around, we would have had ample time to work on it and that perhaps the project has

Thanks for getting back to me Doug. I have an American friend who moved to Melbourne that I visit every couple of years. I think a drivwe to Western Australia might be a bit much but I'm glad to share

Hi Brian, Great to hear from you. Doug McLean in Perth Western Australia here. Our club has dabbled in new ideas and would love to share them with you. In preparation for a Hobby Expo at a country

Hi Folks! I am a member of FUNTRAK Model Railroad Club here in upstate New York. Our club is one of the few who have adopted the idea of a mountain line on some of our T-trak N modules. As such, we

From 1st January 2021, T-TRAK is a member of NRail Inc. The NTRAK Board of Directors considered a new name and approved NRail as a more appropriate name to match its goals. NRail Inc. formerly NTRAK

Hi Doug, I have used 100 T-Nuts so far and the only time I have had issue is when I have successfully driven a nail into the levelling bolt hole during the construction process only to have the

Hi all group members I have been reading all the comments with interest. I agree that the existing standards should remain but with some improvements. Our Fremantle club found the "T" nuts unreliable

Re some of Martin Watts Comments. Comments about documentation: My layout is in my shed and out of internet range, I usually discourage printing of large documents but in this instance it would be my

Hi David, Not on Facebook so don't know if any movement there. For me, "if it ain't broke, don't fix it". I not sure the current Guidelines are broken. I know there has been the odd comment alleging

There has been some discussion regarding updating the Australian T-TRAK guidelines. We see two main audiences for these guidelines. Firstly, of primary importance, we seek to help people new to the

John, Thank you for your input.? We much appreciate all comments at this time (5c worth is always better than 2c worth). Graham