I have been modelling T-Trak in Australia since March 2005. I originally moved dioramas that I had made in N onto single modules to build up my collection. I model mostly Australian, but occasionally an international Loco will appear on my roster.
I have been involved in a few exhibitions in Melbourne, Victoria , Australia. The main event has been the annual Sandown March exhibition where T-Trak has always had a very good reception from the viewing public. But maybe not an overwhelming response from the diehard prototype modellers in N scale, that exist everywhere across the world.
We have a few interested modellers in Victoria, which gives us a bit of variety when setting up for an exhibition.
I love the modelling aspect of a T-Trak module, trying to create a perfect diorama that looks good from all 4 directions and sits well by itself and also blends well with a variety of neighbours when in a running day setup.
As of September 2023 the list of modules has grown to a significant 38 in total. I have built a set of racks to transport most of the modules to local exhibitions.
Modules
- ANR Workshop
- Brewery Corner
- Cable Corner
- Church Street
- Country Church Corner
- Dry River Inside Corner
- Ethylene Corner
- Fisher Station Quad
- East Yard
- West Yard
- Geelong silo
- Girder Bridge
- Horse Farm Corner
- How-to Corner
- Kodak Chemicals
- Main Street Corner
- Mc Donald's Rail Crossing
- My First Module
- National Scrap Metal
- Nuclear Power Junction
- Nuclear Power Inside Corner
- Patterson's Curse
- Pilbara Rail Transport
- Port Douglas
- Red Mountain Corner
- River Gorge
- RSL Club crossing
- Smith's Roadside Breakdowns
- Snowshed Corner
- The Canal
- The Engine Shed
- The Station
- The Tree
- The Vineyard Corner
- The Wharf
- Twin Sheds
- Two Creeks Inside Corner
- Warehouses