Resources
Practical guidance for building in N scale.
Start with the club’s current module standards, then explore additional guides as reviewed resources are added.
ON THIS PAGE
- Module layout guidelines
- What to confirm before building
- Future club resources
- Where to ask questions
Module standards
Build a module that connects with the club.
Independently built modules work together because shared standards align their benchwork, tracks, wiring, connectors, signaling, and scenery interfaces.
QUALIFIED PUBLIC EDITION
Revised November 1, 2025
Wasatch N Scale Module Layout Guidelines
The club’s reference guide covers module dimensions, track placement, electrical buses, Powerpole connectors, signaling, and scenery. This is the qualified version for current use; additional technical and editorial revisions may follow.
FORMAT
PDF · 19 pages
AUDIENCE
Members and prospective builders
STATUS
Qualified for current use
Revised November 1, 2025 · Published August 30, 2026
Before you build
Talk with the club before cutting lumber.
The written guide is the starting point—not a substitute for coordinating a new module with experienced club members.
Before purchasing materials, confirm that you have the latest approved revision and discuss your module’s size, track plan, electrical connections, signal locations, transportation needs, and intended position in a club layout.
A growing library
More reviewed resources can follow.
As the club reviews its historical files, this page can expand without changing how visitors find the current standards.
Module construction
Reviewed standards, trackwork guidance, and practical building references.
Clinics and techniques
Scenery, roadbed, tree-building, and other club-developed educational material.
Historical publications
Selected club records and publications, clearly labeled when they are archival rather than current.
Questions are welcome
Need help choosing the right resource?
Tell us what you are planning, and a club representative can point you in the right direction.