Beaver Bottom

Diorama:Beaver Bottom - includes Beaver Bottom and Beaver Gap
Owner Name:Pert
Sponsor:Pert
Date Built:unknown
Date Updated:
Status:Active
Module Type: One 6' standard module and one 2' standard module w/ non-standard
track position at the connection of the two.
Length:6' & 2'
Width:2'
Skyboard:14" plywood
Beaver Bottom

Track

Code Brand Turnouts Crossovers Passing Sidings Yard Tracks Industrial Spurs Other Tracks
80 Atlas unknown none one - blue line five none yes

Electrical

  Wire Connector 110V
Red 12 gauge PP-30
Yellow 12 gauge PP-30
Blue 12 gauge PP-30
Other
DCC Equipment: none
Powered Accessories: Yard and auxiliary tracks are isolated and can be powered by a separate power system that plugs into a Cinch-Jones connector on the skyboard.
Designer Carpentry Track Wiring Scenery Oklahoma Scene Route 66 Scene Prototype RR
unknown unknown unknown unknown unknown

Sign Board

Working out of its home base in Beaver Bottom, Kentucky, the Elkhorn Northern Railroad provided Rail Services to Businesses in several towns around this isolated and mountainous area in the far southeastern tip of the Blue Grass State.

Description & History

Beaver Bottom was originally part of a home layout. When that layout was torn down, this diorama was saved and placed on an N-Trak module. Originally having only one main-line track, two additional tracks were added at the front to comply with N-Trak standards. The 2' Beaver Gap module was built to bring the left side back to N-Trak standards and to provide access to a set-up track behind the skyboard.

There really is a Beaver Bottom, KY and it was served by the Elkhorn Southern Railway which later became part of the Clinchfield, then the Seaboard Coast Line, Family Lines and finally CSX.