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All three layouts operational again! Yellowhead Rail in Capilano Mall, LaBaJa and Edmonton N-Scalers in Londonderry Mall. See Schedule page for details
Edmonton Society of Model Railroad Engineers
Presents
The Railroad Junction
Model Railroad Display
Canada's, and especially Western Canada's history is inextricably tied to the development of the railways. Built from wood, steel, sweat and blood, railways were instrumental in creating today's Canada.
These displays show railroading and model railroading in all its glory, from early steam to modern high power diesels.
Overall Layout Highlights
All 3 layouts can be disassembled, transported and reassembled in a matter of hours
Buildings are made from kits or built from scratch using wood, styrene and cardstock
A wide range of scenery on display: industries, cities, towns, farms and forests
Locomotives and cars are mostly commercial models, although some have added detail or are custom built
Steam and diesel, North American and European, freight and passenger trains
Club History
Six hobbyists formed the club in September 1987 to build a modular-style model railroad layout. As the club grew, it was formally incorporated as a non-profit Society in January 1990. Two other layouts in the club were started to accommodate the various interests of the group. Initially meeting in members' homes, and after spending 6 years in Londonderry Mall, the club moved to Capilano Mall for a couple of years and are now back in Londonderry.
The club consists of three sub-groups, one for each layout. Each club member is a member of at least one of the subgroups: Yellowhead Rail, Edmonton N Scalers and LaBaJa.
Yellowhead Rail
The original HO scale layout begun in 1987 is known today as the Yellowhead Rail group. It uses traditional electrical control methods, allowing out-of-the-box locomotives to be used without modification. For more details and photos of this layout click here:
Edmonton N Scalers
The N scale layout started with just a few modules in 1991, and has expanded tremendously since. The individually-owned modules are a modified version of the international "N-Trak" standard. For more details and photos of this layout click here:
LaBaJa
The LaBaJa group was also started in 1991 and its name reflects the names of the founding members: Lamarche, Baker and Jackson. This large HO scale layout was designed for realistic running using specially modified locomotives which use Digital Command Control electronic receivers to allow completely independent control. All the modules of this layout are owned collectively by the group's members. For more details and photos of this layout click here:
