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Howard,
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I¡¯m here in the Washington DC area and we have our little Japanese model train club of usually about a dozen members. We have a few active Ttrak groups in the area as well in Baltimore and northern va, so lots of Ttrak in the area. Wow, that¡¯s one of the biggest continuous scenes I¡¯ve heard of! I¡¯ve seen one end loops like 6-8 feet long that are continuous, but nothing that long, but I usually don¡¯t make it to big annual shows. Sorry to hear of the health issues, never fun to have to give up a hobby like that. Maybe focus into just doing small hyper detailed modules for fun. You big shot sounds like it¡¯s a lot to transport and deal with. Finding a good home is hard. We had one member move back overseas a long time back and he luckily was able to sell his excellent loop of about 10 modules to another club member. He actually returned a few years later for two years and built 4 corners and two doubles and sold them to the club at the cost of all the materials/buildings and that was the start of a club owned loop we can take to all shows and just add to with what ever shows up and not the tedious and nerve wracking will we have 4 corner actually show up! I have a couple of ideas for some longer scenes I want to try. One member has a design set up for a peninsula single track loop off the outside line that would be a spirited away anime theme big scene. We also prototyped out a very deep module for a valley scene that would hang between two tables. Cheers Jeff On Aug 18, 2022, at 6:18 PM, Howard Young <howardly13@...> wrote: |
