The goal of the Element Track Plans are to create a portion of a scene (such as a small business or activity) that can be inserted into a layout to instantly expand Operating interest. Perfect for Freelancers or "Tinplaters", they use a minimal number of turnouts, and can often be populated with toy structures. The track plans and structure styles in each element differ slightly, for visual variety should multiple elements be added to your layout.
The following spur represents a manufacturer of metal cans that loads within the building.
The following spur represents the printing press building for a city newspaper.
The following spur represents a concrete ready-mix plant that also sells bagged cement.
The following spur represents a custom furniture maker operating out of a repurposed building (and thus lacks a loading dock).
The following spur represents a retailer of dimensional stone, who can also provide carving stone and decorative boulders.
The following spurs represent a protective warehouse [EXAMPLE] for
The following spur represents a coal unloading spot for a residential heating coal delivery service.
The following spur represents a furnace store with a large oil holding tank, that delivers residential heating oil.
The following spur represents an old bottling plant that is now bottling craft beer.
The following spur represents an engine fuel and oil drum dealer, who fills tank trucks for local fuel station deliveries.
The following spur represents a corn collection elevator for international shipping.
The following spur represents a retail lumber yard that also sells related carpentry materials.
The following spur represents a scrap yard equipped with a magnetic crane.
The following spur represents a powerhouse, where the spur enters the building for dropping coal and receiving ash.
The following siding represents an overflow track, used whenever there is insufficient space at the steel mill.
The following spurs represent a transloading facility, adjacent to an automobile holding lot (spur in blue is optional).
The following spur represents a wharf equipped with a mobile gantry crane, for unloading ships, trains, and trucks.
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