RSL Club crossing

Built By: Barry Fisher

Description: The local RSL Club (Returned Serviceman's League) installed a UH1H chopper - known universally as the Huey, at a Vietnam War Memorial in the front of their building. It was donated by the US Army and looks fantastic mounted high above the entrance to the function rooms. I decided that it had to be a feature of a module. I found an unusal building from a Japanese manufacturer to act as the Club and a model helicopter that was manufactured by Dragon. I don't think it is a Huey, but it still looks nice on the module. The module is a single with a kato road crossing on one side.

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I made some small 20 foot containers from card that I printed from a German website. It is amazing how easy it is to print and construct these in N scale. Once stacked in a row, nobody can notice they are made from light card.

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It was great fun to make and very pleasing when small children recognise it as the Dandenong RSL club. The module is powered using RCA jacks using the Australian T-trak guidelines.

Constructed: November 2008

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