Feel free to let me know your

Feel free to let me know your thoughts It all seems to flow and just pleasing to the eye to me.

Nice start, but...

Nice start, but what are you trying to accomplish? Is it just to improve your scenery skills? Why not make it run? Have you thought of something a bit larger or more permanent? I'd be happy to hear more...

It was just a lot of trouble

It was just a lot of trouble to give the TT power, the garden tracks and lead all have power and this will eventually be part of a larger layout. The turntable itself is lasercut MDF with files designed by me.

I'm in the middle of making a

I'm in the middle of making a TT. It kind of looks like yours.

Are you familiar with the split rail system? It might work for your TT. No wheels required nor changing polarity; just rail, wipers, and little wiring. I used flex track and modified it.

http://model-railroad-hobbyist.com/node/29144?page=3

that is what I was going to end up doing....

....I just have no rail bender so it was a pain to get things working right.

Scenery added....

Captions match image they are below.

Before

After

Another view, slightly blurry

Another other view

View from the lead

This and others just some others views...

View of the turntable

Nighttime photos...

not the best but OK

So that wraps up the photos. I will be bringing this module to the NMRA Midwest regional convention in april too, for those of you wanting to see this and/or attend my clinic.

Looking Good

It's looking good, lots of detail in the scenery. What did you use for your turntable center pivot bearing? I have a couple of the commercial built plastic turntables, and they are too weak to use as built, and need a center bearing and outer support bearings to turn properly with a heavy locomotive on the bridge. Jim

the sides just rest on the

the sides just rest on the pit for most of the round and I have a k'nex axle to keep things centered on the axis center it seems to work pretty well so far, FYI it is a 9-1/2" length