Lego train track ballast

A ballasted section of curved track which conforms to the PennLUG standard track ballast.

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DISCLAIMER: MOC ONLY CONTAINS ONE VIADUCT MODULE (see main image, 2 track parts on 1 pillar)PDF Instructions: https://file.bricklink.com/26/1025/1025639.pdfDescription:I made a module that lets you build a train viaduct of whatever length you want. The module is 2 train tracks long and made of rather simple bricks and tiles because I wanted it to be affordable.I always modify my tracks with brown tiles as "wooden planks" to make the tracks look older, but you can also use the sole track…

This is my most recent LEGO ballast design for North American mainlines. The ties are a mixture of old dark grey and new dark bluish grey. The moss is olive green, the dirt is dark tan, and the ballast itself is light bluish grey. The rails are ME Models silver rails. The modules are built to the standard 32 x 32 MILS configuration.

The LNUR ballasting standard (v1) is our first LEGO track ballasting standard. The standard A departure from other LEGO train clubs’ ballasting methods (such as PennLUG’s track ballasting standards, which look great too), LNUR use “real” loose ballast around – and typically under – the LEGO tracks. Railway tracks are raised by 2 plates in... Read more »

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This is an Double track Train Level Crossing. It is a modification of LEGO 10128.

The underside of the on-the-track ballast used in the Ararat sidings.

Video Link: Benny's LEGO City Update #2 - Train Track & Ballast G'day, I want to start this post with a bit of a story. When I was a child my Opa has several HO scale train layouts. My cousin an I would spend hours and hours making up trains and controlling them around. My Opa was a very talented man and would hand make and paint all the scenery, mountain landscapes, roads and he was especially good at waterfalls and rivers. I always loved my own LEGO train sets as a kid and when I started…

Because I like PaB but not Lego's prefab tracks. I'd really like to put something on there, but I don't know what. Any suggestions? I'm going train sight-seeing tomorrow. :D ...LLCA still has old light gray and old very light gray in their PickABrick. 0.o

A tile map for a PennLUG ballast standard compatible switch.

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On a recent trip out to Brickworld Indy I was fortunate enough to be given a sample of the new Metal Rails from ME Models to play around with. Being on the RailBricks staff has it's bonuses. So I naturally had to build a test section with them in PennLUG's Ballast Style. I eliminated the custom molded end piece that ME Models provides and used Technic 1x1 Bricks and pins for connection between sections. It simplifies the build a little and cuts down on some parts usage. I'm not sure if it…

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