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OO and H0 model railways finally go modular

There are great modular systems in H0/OO, but they're all large, complex and expensive. Inspired by T-Trak, I've designed a system that uses IKEA LACK furniture to make a tabletop model railway system that is both easy and cheap. This is how to get started. This is a simple instruction video on assembling a basic LUCK300 module, using KATO Unitrack glued to an IKEA LACK 300mm floating shelf. You just clip them together! It's a really easy way to make modules for OO or H0 gauge model railways; or anything else that will run on 16.5mm track. The idea is that you can create different boxfile-sized dioramas on each shelf, and through the use of a flat surface you can link them together into a layout! There are other options available, with any IKEA LACK product that's 50mm thick being usable, including the coffee table corner modules. On larger boards you can also use points (turnouts) and create more complex layouts; and there's also variants to add roads with optional tramways, and variants for TT/H0m gauge, N/H0m/OO9 gauge and Z/H0f gauge tracks too. The current "official" repository for the full specifications is on my Discord server:   / discord   The basic LUCK300 modules like this one cost about £15 each to make - but the 114mm track comes in packs of four, so that price assumes either you're making a few, or doing this jointly with friends. If you get enough people together, it's easily the cheapest and lowest-skill way to create a modular model railway layout. You can download the free printable caul from Cults3D: https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/tool/... Or make one yourself by hand - just as long as you get the spacing right! Here's the first test of two modules together:    • This modular model railway is really stupi...   More to follow (with hopefully steady increases in production value).