Sundance Central

Portland, Maine, USA.

Narrow Gauge Convention 2007

Within a few minutes of arriving at the hotel in Portland, one of mates Dave Revellia was unloading one of two containers that stored an incredible “G” scale ( 1:20 ) modular layout....

The photos I captured over two days, may give some indication of the high quality of modeling that can be achieved in this scale...So much for large scale railways, being surrounded by weeds and garden plants. This is modeling at another level.

Sundance Central will influence many modelers around the world, over the coming years, with it’s scratch built structures, highly detailed mini scenes, tall timber, high trestle bridges, cascading water falls, large scale - beautifully weathered motive power and rolling stock, hand painted life like figures and animals, large scale modular system and finally , “light weight” construction.

Congratulations to the guys who produced this amazing piece of art.

“This is,.......... as good as it gets”

Mario Rapinett

Truely amazing

“Fly Like an Eagle”


	All photography contained on this web site by Mario Rapinett, unless otherwise noted.


	Dave Revelia unloading two containers of Sundance Central


	All rock scenery on this layout is made of “FRocks”




		Jon Addison happy to lend a hand




		Nick just flew in from England for the convention and ended working, ....which makes a change for him. His son, Fraser, joining in with the fun.


	Creators of this masterpiece, setting up the modules

Brian Nolan, ( far left ) lending a hande. I will try and find out the names of all the people who were involved in creating this layout.

All Rockwork on this layout is made of “FRocks”


		Tall blockwork is made of “FRocks”

All Rockwork on this layout is made of “FRocks”






			“Fly Like an Eagle”

“FRocks”

Stonework is made of “FRocks”












					All photography contained on this web site by Mario Rapinett, unless otherwise noted.