My free-mo Modules

This page provides links to web sites that describe the state and development of my modules to date. By documenting my progress on these modules I hope to help others avoid some of the same mistakes I made along the way.

SCALE NAME PICTURE FORMAT/DESCRIPTION

HO Vernon Yard Free-mo 2-module set.
Vernon is a small town in south central British Columbia where I grew up as a teenager in the 70s. The terrain is very similar to southern California, dry and desert like. I passed the CP branch line freight yard everyday on my walk to and from school. This yard served a number of local industries including fruit packing, an ice plant and a cement factory.

N Denway Overpass Free-mo (mini-mo).
Denway is a fictitious area located along the CN main lines in eastern Canada (the name is a contraction of the title of an article that appeared in the Oct. 2001 issue of Model Railroader called "Wooden Highway Overpass").

N Ottertail Creek Bridge Free-mo (mini-mo).
The Ottertail Creek Bridge is a 120 ft. steel girder span over the Ottertail river in central British Columbia, Canada.

N Ashland, BC Frend Track (dual standard Bend Track and Free-mo).
Ashland is a fictitious small town located along the CN main line in central British Columbia Canada (the name is a contraction of two places in BC that I am familiar with: Ashcroft and Peachland). This module will attempt to capture the spirit of the light industrial area surrounding these small town communities.

SCALE	NAME	PICTURE	FORMAT/DESCRIPTION
HO	Vernon Yard		Free-mo 2-module set. Vernon is a small town in south central British Columbia where I grew up as a teenager in the 70s. The terrain is very similar to southern California, dry and desert like. I passed the CP branch line freight yard everyday on my walk to and from school. This yard served a number of local industries including fruit packing, an ice plant and a cement factory.
N	Denway Overpass		Free-mo (mini-mo). Denway is a fictitious area located along the CN main lines in eastern Canada (the name is a contraction of the title of an article that appeared in the Oct. 2001 issue of Model Railroader called "Wooden Highway Overpass").
N	Ottertail Creek Bridge		Free-mo (mini-mo). The Ottertail Creek Bridge is a 120 ft. steel girder span over the Ottertail river in central British Columbia, Canada.
N	Ashland, BC		Frend Track (dual standard Bend Track and Free-mo). Ashland is a fictitious small town located along the CN main line in central British Columbia Canada (the name is a contraction of two places in BC that I am familiar with: Ashcroft and Peachland). This module will attempt to capture the spirit of the light industrial area surrounding these small town communities.