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americaN module layout - Schutterwald 2011
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americaN module layout - Schutterwald 2011
The annual FREMO main meeting and convention 2011 was in Schutterwald, Germany.
americaN set up a modular layout. The following journey is from east to west:
Layout
Video: railfanning a Pulpwood Extra, operated by Clinch River Railroad
Video: helicopter flight along the layout, following the Pulpwood Extra, operated by Clinch River Railroad
operating at Rocky Point

Erehwyna Yard, staging and fiddle yard

Mary's Crossing

The Culvert

detail of "The Culvert"

Interstate

Footless Wood

Appaloosa Junction, view back to east direction
Cascades Cookies, at Appaloosa Junction

west part

new modules: Swift Industries in the foreground, and Calahan Paper behind

moving towards Calahan Paper

Calahan Paper
view from a plane: Swift Industries (right) and Calahan Paper. Standard for these modules is "americaN NAI", with Swift Industries as a connector.

Two Trestles, with Royal Gorge, Wheat and Barn, The Fill, and Emergency Corner behind

View back: Royal Gorge in the foreground, and Two Trestles behind

Hawkins.
This meeting was the first time that engines of Clinch River Railroad were working the German branch of CRRR. CRRR is a proto-freelanced railroad of Phil Brooks, Knoxville, Tenn. The design of CRRR is used by permission of Phil.

East of Rocky Point
Rocky Point

Rick's Cattle
Cobie Steel
Highway 61

Main Line (right), and connection to Fremont Branch (left)
following the Main Line: Tower of Fremont Branch, Speers Ferry (with bridge), Thousandfifteen

Detail just behind Fremont Branch

Speers Ferry
approaching Yard Extension

Yard Extension, with the new module South King Street (the loop)

South King Street,
this can be used to turn trains of 2 engines plus 20 cars plus a caboose, or 4 engines and 11 long passenger cars

View back
Area of Fremont Branch:
View from East

from West

closer look at the middle part
more information about this meeting: americaN Schutterwald website