New N Scale T-Trak Modules that are SOOO Easy to build

Too expensive for my blood, Got enough wood and fasteners at local lumber yard to do 20 various sized DIY modules for $90

This looks like a great product for someone like me, suffering from TTE (Train Track Envy, or more politically correct and socially acceptable TLC (Train Layout Challenged). Would Kato's double track work in place of the two single lines running in parallel? Can the manufacturer laser etch a track plan from SCARM or Anyrail?

Is it just me or could you take the Kato M1 Starter kit and V5 Inner Oval and they have all the pieces to fit these modules and you could build a double loop modular layout?

That's not building, that's assembling. I'm looking for how to build

Do you know what screws and washers to use for mounting from underneath?

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Hi there, this is so nice🎉

Saw my first T trak modules yesterday at my local club, instant convert but I like bridges so cut away versions would be great. Plywood will last better than MDF my club guys say.

I definitely see how this would be great for taking to shows and for clubs/schools to put together dozens of them very easily. I see the benefits if you have to breakdown your setup a lot and could even do seasonal sections that you can pop in and out throughout the year. Personally, it seems they are more designed for scenery and easy of moving so they don't fit my style of track, more track.

Currently in the planning/benchwork phase. This might be a good option to allow me to play with scenery / work on a detailed scene before I get to that stage on my layout. T Trak modules might be good for display dioramas.

Those prices seem really good. Great video, Jimmy. Thanks for sharing!

Hi pal do they do these in ho scale

The excuses for not having a layout when I have dozens of N scale and O scale locomotives are running out. Might have to give this a go.

I've bought a couple of Klawndyke kits and assembled them, and I can vouch that they are really easy to build. The markings were so helpful for getting the track just right.

Back in March when he was developing his first modules, he brought a couple to the Des Moines Great Train Show and the clubs that were part of the T-TRAK layout there gave him some good feedback on what he had so far. The next day he brought in the improved model updated with those suggestions.

I don't usually build my modules from kits, but I was given a double bridge module to build for my club and I'm impressed with the build quality and ease of assembly. I liked it enough that I bought a second one so I can bolt them together for transport to and from shows.

There is no way I would trust those modules with my models. Much like I don't trust you and your constant sales pitches, click bait and crowd funding. Then you have the nerve to quote the Bible in your descriptions.

You mentioned that you tried other T trak kits? What others?

I like the idea of no tools to assemble.

Your heads looking better, how’s it feel?

Very cool that someone makes modules that can built without power tools. I have a pair that I picked up online years ago and haven't had the chance to build yet. I think they may have gone out of business though.

Thanks Jimmy! I have been looking g for T Track module makers. Wanting 2’s, 3’s, and end caps. Most of the manufacturers have gone out of business due embargo of Baltic Birch.

What would you do~
For a Klawndyke track?

This is a very interesting and useful set up, especially for modular clubs and even for a home layout. Wish there was a similar system for HO scale.

Is there anything holding the modules together besides just the track joiners?

Kind of takes the imagination out of doing your own from scratch though. Although its nice to be more portable.

Going to check those out looks like they go together fast.
Thanks for sharing.
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Jimmy another awesome video definitely like the coffee and trains 🚂 series I follow you on IG and facebook as well keep up the great work

Ouch, your head looked like it took a hit. Hope you recover from that soon! This is pretty neat. Do you know if they do or will be making HO scale modules for the HO scale Kato Unitrak? - Jason

I would like to know do they have them ho scale

So is this the beginning of the new layout?

Interesting 👍🏻

I just got an ad for these on F-book. Great timing.

Looks like great fun for younger learners all the way to the eldest of train lovers!

Thanks for the info jimmy. I’ve been considering doing these for a second location, where I can’t leave a full layout up.

Ouch,looks like that hurt

Return kindness… thanks jimmy… you’ve just jumpstarted my week 💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼🚂🚂🚂
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Great tutorial BTW

Hope your head feels better!

Hope to see that double bridge module in a future video.

This is so interesting and the prices look reasonable too. A bit restricting for me but a great concept anyway. Thanks for showing us.

Walked into a door, you said....... skimmed by a bullet by the look of it 😮

Bump your head?