The SLOMRA has five modules A Hex mod which allows three modules to hook up.  The scenery has kind of a sandstone hill on one side,  and a pasture scene with a road that goes from one  side to another. The sandstone hill serves as a partial  view block since we do not use the optional center  backdrop anymore.  A “T” mod which allows three modules to hook up. At  the bottom of the T there is a green hills that serve as  a partial view block and across the top of the T there  is an industrial park with a siding and two industries  for switching opportunities. The park has a modern  feel to it.  A two-piece Yard which as a long siding on one side  and a four track yard on the other. Several tall  industrial buildings serve as a view block between the  two sides. The buildings here have a 30's to 50's feel  to them. Most were built using the N Scale Walthers  Cornerstone Modulars system.  A turn around mod with a siding. This mod had  recently had cosmetic surgery and looks a lot better  than before. The train goes through some granite  looking rock cuts and the hills have some upper  elevation type trees. The two buildings are wood kit  structures that represent a steam era.  A Hex Module as seen from above. (c) 2012 San Luis Obispo Model Railroad Association - All Rights Reserved In the photo above, several buildings were used to separate sides.