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For the last 20 or so years, Sn2 has been on the fringe of
Maine 2-Foot gauge model railroading. On2 and HOn30 dominated the
modeling of two-foot gauge enthusiasts. But now seems like the time
for Sn2 to shine, as Train and Trooper is importing the first brass
locomotives as well as a railcar. With such great happenings in Sn2
it seems like a great time to plan a coming out party! The 2007
National Narrow Gauge Convention in Portland Maine. A great way to
show off at the party would be to have a modular setup. If your
interested in two-foot modeling, and like S-scale, consider joining us, by
signing on to the Sn2_Trains group at yahoogroups and then
building a module according to the Sn2 Free-mo standards.
Lee Rainey's Damariscotta Station module at the 2006
Midwest NG Meet.
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Recent updates to Sn2
Free-mo pages |
| 11/05/08 |
Sn2
Crew Free-mo setup in Dayton Ohio. First multi-member
linear setup. |
| 4/11/08 |
Updated Schedule of Events, into
2011! See below |
| 9/18/07 |
Lee, Dave, Frank, and Gary called
themselves the "Sn2 Crew" and displayed their modules at
the 27th National Narrow Gauge Convention. A few images have
been posted to the Sn2_Trains yahoogroup and posted on youtube (3
posts on youtube) |
| 4/15/06 |
2006
MWNG Show setup page added. Includes photos of the 27'
of modules at the event. Follow along as the Sn2 Free-mo
contingent prepares for the 2007 National NG Convention in
Portland, ME |
| 1/8/06 |
David Harmen has redesigned his Sn2
Albany Transfer to be Free-mo compatible. David has his
own web site. Click here
to follow along on his progress. |
| 12/27/05 |
The power bus connector has been
changed from trailer plugs to 30amp black and red Anderson
Powerpoles. The standard
has been updated! |
| 12/20/05 |
Lee has started construction on his curved
modules. Click here
to see the progress. |
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Standards
- The Standards are a work in progress. The latest version
was loaded on January 21, 2005. Look for them to be
refined as Sn2 modelers build their sections
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Articles - A series of articles about how
modelers are building their sections
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Modules - Showcase of Sn2 Free-mo modules being
built. David Keith has started his first Sn2 Free-mo sections
(mini-mo's). You can see them on his SR&RL
diary page.
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Free-mo
Links - Free-mo is gaining a significant following. It is recommended that
anyone interested in Sn2 Free-mo or modular railroading consider
reviewing the links page. There are many great ideas out there.
The 2007 National Narrow Gauge convention in Portland, ME
is the target showing for Sn2 modular railroading, but not the only place
for Sn2. Actually, anyone planning to build a module for the
convention would benefit from connecting their modules to those of another
modeler before the convention. For that reason, a calendar of Sn2 Free-mo
setups has been established. These events may be a formal
model railroad show/meet or a Saturday afternoon in the garage shared by
two module builders from the same region of the country. The more
the modules are operated the better the 2007 convention will be!
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Calendar of Free-mo Setups |
| Dates |
Event |
Notes |
Coordinator |
| March
26-28 2009 |
Midwest
NG Show - Greenford, OH |
General Setup |
Lee Rainey |
| Spring
2010 |
Midwest
NG Show - Greenford, OH |
General Setup - Practice
for 2010 NNGC |
David Keith |
| Sept
1-5 2010 |
National
Narrow Gauge Convention - St. Louis, MO |
Maine 2-Foot inspired
setup, completed scenery required. |
David Keith |
| Spring
2011 |
Midwest
NG Show - Greenford, OH |
General Setup - Practice
for 2011 NNGC |
Lee Rainey |
| Sept
7-10 2011 |
National
Narrow Gauge Convention - Hickory, NC |
Maine 2-Foot inspired
setup, completed scenery required. |
Lee Rainey |
Past Events:
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