Tulsa Spur Part 2: Build a Layout from T-Trak Modules

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This video shows the triple wide depressed deck module:

I'll be building a back and sides to the layout base, finishing it, and turning it into a wall-mounted shelf in upcoming videos before building the actual switching layout on the base.

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so once you are done building this you will be a master on classic wood kits. well done video.

sparky

Hi Steve. I only just found your channel a bit ago and I'm playing catch-up with your various playlists. Just an FYI, Masterpiece is no longer making the T-Trak modules. Love your channel

chriscicoski

very easy construction, looks like a thing I will try in the future, I like the ' mortice and tennon ' method .. thankyou for this cool video..

rayesposito

another great video Steve, going to go check the web site, after watching the sanding stick video I went to our local ACE Hardware and picked up 3 FRRE paint stirrers, thanks for all you do, Chuck RVRR

clashofminiatures

Hmm, definitely something i'm going to follow closely. Already have ideas I I could use these!

drewzdrew

Nice video. The only thing I suggest is that you tell us which of the many modules and options you choose. Are both sections going to be the same size?

MauricePA

Thanks. I watched the next episode and yes they are the recessed modules. The seller really doesn’t describe it well or have any illustrations. Keep on tracking.

kenshores

Strange to see a wood box being made, and no clamps.

SimonTekConley

This is what is called a recessed module isn’t it?

kenshores

As of February 2023, Masterpiece Modules doesn't sell the T-Trak module kits any more. The Free-Mo kits they do sell are $140 + each. Too bad. The T-Trak kits looked like the way to go.

bgbeck

Forgot to mention if the gap on top is for foam.

bobkohl

That is not building, that is assembling. I want to know how to build.

rollingthunder

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