The Wasatch N Scale Layout at the Intermountain Train Expo November 5,2022

[Nato]

      These photos were taken at the November 5 Intermountain Train Expo held at the Davis County Convention Center. N Scale was well represented with at least five layouts including Fremo that were N Scale. Here are photos on the Wasatch N Scale Layout, which was set up in about half of size it can be configured in. Nate Goodman. (Nato).

Photo (1) - Nate Goodman (Nato) at Intermountain Train Expo:


Photo (2) - Wasatch N Scale Main Staging Yard - The Green NP Mainstreeter is mine:


Photo (3) - Layout End Loop:


Photo (4) - Oil Refinery Modified by Karin Gerald:


Photo (5) - One Side of Wasatch N-scale Layout:


Photo (6) - Farmer's Grain Group & Go-Kart Track:


Photo (7) - Club Member Bob Conley Who Built The Grain Elevator & Harbor Modules:


Photo ( 8 ) - Harbor Modules:


Photo (9) - Harbor Scene:


Photo (10) - Overall View:


Photo (11) - Nuclear Plant Explosion With Sound and Lights Built by Cameron La Fleur:


Photo (12) - New England Seaside Village with Coast Guard Heliport Built by Paul McCarthy:


Photo (13) - Another Side of Layout:


Photo (14) - Same Modules:


Photo (15) - Lighted Store Interior on Mike Dean's Annabel Module:


Photo (16) - New England Village Modules Modeled by Bob Cook and His Wife:


Photo (17) - Pumpkin Patch Scene on Bob & Gail Cook's Module:


Photo (18) - Drive In Movie Modeled by Karin Gerald:


Photo (19) - Bob & Karin Gerald's Modules Which Are Labeled Car Cards for Switching During Train Show Operation:


Photo (20) - Part of The Gerald's Modules:



Photo (21) - Mine Scene on Two Modules With Underground Mine (Cutaway) Scene Below Built By Russ Cloward:


Photo (22) - Clay Pit and Brickmaking Factory On These Modules.  The Tractor/Scraper Moves Around Thanks to Under-Table Magnet:

 
Photo (23) - Teardown, Nothing Left:


I hope you asshats enjoy these images!

Nato

[crrcoal]

Awesome. Thanks for sharing!!

[nkalanaga]

Great photos, and a nice Mainstreeter, but I think you need at least one more unit in it!  Even in 1970, after the BN merger, with most of the mail contracts gone, and the train down to 5 or 6 passenger cars and a piggyback flat or two, it always had two units when it came through Pasco.  Usually an AB set, but rarely an AA.  I can count 11 cars in your picture, so I'd suggest at least three units to look right.

[Nato]

     I would agree, my Mainstreeter needs at least one more unit, A or B. These custom painted units for Lowell Smith are hard to find.  Nate Goodman. (Nato).