More Z Modules from the Show

These next 3 photos are from the same module. The houses under construction were really interesting, and one of the houses even has a basement.

And the builder manages to get some nice trucking action fit into the scene:

What I really liked was the choice of scenery colors to lighten up the scene without becoming the main attraction:

These next 3 photos are again 1 module. What I found interesting here was the modules employed small ceramic decoration statues, which were seamlessly blended in with conventional Z Scale scenery to yield very detailed and convincing scenes.

Hard to see, but the bay behind the ship is filled with swimmers, some wearing classic 1900's swimming attire. The statuary waterfront was seamlessly blended with a larger hand painted bay to enlarge the scene.

There was also a nice farm scene on the other side of the module:

Here is a Father Son team in the true spirit of Z Scale. The operating teams were composed of 4 people, with an engineer operating the trains, 2 spotters walking along to address break-away's, derailments, or other possible hazards, and an ambassador to talk with the public.