We built 16 three foot barriers. They are made of 3/16" polycarbonate. The big layout uses 3/32" Lexan. The guys asked for "thicker" and we delivered.
As you can see from Peter's pictures, we made two drill jigs. They located the holes in the center of the wood section, six inches from the end. This will allow us to install any barrier in any position. It is critical to maintaining our one hour or less set-up time criteria.
The scenery will be a series of lift-out panels. The plan is to drop the panels on the module. Building "foundations" will be recessed in the panels. All lighting pre-wired for simple plug-and-go operation.
As for backing the trailer, my Crownline buddies won't play "Trailer Rodeo" with me anymore. FWIW, this 12' trailer is much more difficult to back than our 24' trailer.
The bottom photos are for the club's train station modules. We'll be cleaning up the wiring rat's nests next week.
