The oNeTRAK Manual
The oNeTRAK Manual
MODULES/LAYOUT SAMPLES
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Lumber Mill
Flour Mill
StagingYard
Gravel Loader
Sunset Falls
W-O Junction
Susan's
End Turn
(Future Town)
Wilmore, KY
Mark Franke's Small Town Module.
Gordonsville, VA
John Drye's Junction Module.
Rickey Tick Junction
Mike Langford's module based on a
location on the Soo Line Northern Division
Pete Matthews' oNeTRAK Layout
A Gallery of oNeTRAK Modules and Ideas
Wingate, IN
NTRAK version of a track plan
published in MRP 1995.
Moose Lake, Saskatchewan, CA
Bernard Kempinski's 14 feet long by 18 Inches
wide provides room for a long Passing Siding.
CP321, VA
Dave Davies' oNeTRAK-to-NTRAK Adapter
Module used as a lead to a NTRAK yard.
Baxter's Farm, GA
Bill Baxter's NTRAK-to-oNeTRAK Adapter
Module features four crossovers
Sarah's
End Turn
(Future Alaska Scene)
Monica, WV
Brian Brendel's End Turn Module Set
Central Ridge Acts as a View Block.
Also used as part of a home layout.
BASIC MODULE
4
3"-4"
12" min.
36" max.
4' Standard
any multiple of 1' possible
1.5"
4"-6"
Conventional NTRK Frame Construction
(as seen from below)
Lightweight Frame Construction
1" Styrofoam
Add second frame layer for
additional strength
Luan plywood
4"
4"
Additional styrofoam layer
for deeper contours
Additional cross member
Sufficient clearance for
C-clamps required
The basic module construction follows
NTRAK specifications. Every module is to
have four legs and be free standing to
simplify setup and teardown. Modules can
have a 1" layer of Styrofoam as deck sheet.
Special care must be taken for the module
to remain sufficiently stable. It's a good
idea to have a sheet of luan plywood on the
underside to prevent "punching through"
while handling the module. Remember that
when modules are clamped together that
small
gaps
usually
are
filled
by
"scrunching" sets of modules together.
An
additional
cross
member in the middle of
the module adds a lot of
strength and stiffness,
without adding a lot of
weight.
Make the cross member
slightly smaller than frame
so modules will not harm
each other when stacked
and cut holes for wiring.
