Free-Mo S Scale

Modules

Modules are the building blocks of a Free-Mo S Scale layout. They are individual sections of track and scenery that can be connected to form a larger layout. Each module is built to a set of standards to ensure compatibility with other modules. This allows modelers to create unique scenes and configurations that can be combined to form a larger, more complex layout.

Modules can vary in size and shape, and can represent any type of scene or location. They can be as simple as a single straight section of track, or as complex as a detailed diorama with multiple tracks, structures, and landscapes. The only requirement is that each module must have a set of endplates matching the standards that allow it to connect to other modules.

Modules are typically built by individual modelers, who can then bring them to meets or shows to connect them with other modules. This collaborative approach allows modelers to share ideas and techniques, and to work together to create large, detailed layouts that would be impossible for a single modeler to build on their own.

Current Free-moS Modelers

Note: This list is accurate as of January 17th, 2025.

Shane Lambert

Below is a list of modules that I am planning to build. Click on a module name to learn more about it. See more about Shane Lambert

ModuleGroupLengthIndustriesStatusETA
Ready Mix ConcreteCNW La Crosse5 feet1In ProgressSpring, 2025
C&NW Indian Hill DistrictCNW La Crosse20 feet5In PlanningSummer, 2025
C&NW La Crosse YardCNW La Crosse20 feet1In PlanningWinter, 2025
End Modules2 feet0In PlanningSpring, 2026
Curve Modules6 feet0In PlanningSummer, 2026
Second Street, La Crosse, WICB&Q Zone 315 feet9In PlanningFall, 2026
West Avenue - La Crosse, WICB&Q Zone 315 feet5In PlanningWinter, 2025-2026
Heileman BreweryCB&Q Zone 320 feet9In PlanningSpring, 2026
Los Angeles Produce Terminal18 feet1In PlanningSpring, 2027

Add Your Module

Are you building a Free-moS Module? You can use the form below to send us some basic information. We will reach out to you to get more details and add your module(s) to this page.