For obvious reasons, these pages contain a large number of images. Many of
the various module images can be clicked on to get a higher resolution version of the
image, if desired.
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Dave Hawkins
Typical Montana prarie elevator service to the railroad.
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Dave Hawkins
The other side of the Montana industrial coin.
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Doug Lanphear
Watch out for the tree! The disaster module of the club shows just about every possible disaster,
even a cow getting washed down river in a storm surge.
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Doug Lanphear
Showing that just about anything can be done in N Scale, this three module Redwood Forest
and lumber mill is always popular at set ups.
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Doug Lanphear
Beautiful Yellowstone National Park module shows even Old Faithful erupting.
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Dan Devore
Montana's colorful geology and multiple bridges brighten up this module.
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Steve Seitel
Montana does have a desert and it's right here.
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Wally Payne
The Great Northern units roll by the towering cliffs of western Montana.
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Don Bolick
This four module monster with the unusual name is Montana NTRAK's main train
storage location and always a center of activity.
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Tim Langworthy and Phil DeKoning
What started out as a simple switchback has continued to mutate into more
and more complicated subject matters.
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Rod McElwain
Showing the future of alternative energy in Montana.
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Ken Allen
We're all looking forward to our President's contribution!
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Doug Lanphear
This is what happens when somebody spots a bunch of craft stuff on sale.
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Club Modules
The four corners and our extra POFF module, without which, our setups would be long,
straight tracks with trains falling off of either end.
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Elevator No. 4
New River Mining
Disasters
Redwood Forest
Yellowstone
Prickly Pear Creek
Dialectic, MT
Mountain Yard
aBa DaDDa WaSa Yard
Union Tunnel and The Hooptie
Wind Farm
Ken's Module
Atlantis
Club Owned Modules