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My growing collection of MiLS modules
MILS module: CTM with mountain
I have been very impressed with the versatility of the MILS standard and have been building more modules to this standard. (For those of you not familiar with MILS, please refer to these links: MILS standard MILS module flickr gallery) The MILS standard describes terrain and landforms very well and shows many inspiring examples of landscape modules. One area of the standard which I felt needed more detail and greater scope was roads. Many layouts will require some form of roadway. This also includes airport runways/taxiways--an area often forgotten. Furthermore, the roadways must seamlessly integrate with adjacent landforms, include infrastructure such as sidewalks for areas next to buildings and lastly integration with railway modules. I propose the following system which I'm calling "MultiRoad". It is a system of modular components specifically designed for making MILS compatible roadways. It has three main components: 1) MILS compliant base modules of 32x32 studs 2) Generic roadway sections representing "left" and "right" lanes. 3) Interchangeable 5-plate strips mounted to the left, centre and right sections of the roadway. These strips allow for the customization of the roadway appearance to represent almost any region-specific roadway markings. The roadway surface is a nominal 6 plates above baseplate height. This allows for a gentle drainage slope away from the road and more importantly, allows roadway markings and features to be rendered SNOT wise within a 2 stud space resting on tiles. Also, this height blends nicely to self contained railway level crossings requiring only a 3 plate incline to rail height. There are still a few details to work out, and I do welcome any and all feedback. When the MultiRoad concept evolves more clearly, I will produce reference instruction sheets and release them on the L-Gauge website. In fact, many have already been produced in draft form in order to explore this concept in LDraw. Lastly, I will also create a MILS BlueBrick library capturing as many typical MILS type modules as possible to assist with layout design.
A complete 5’ x 10’ layout in MILS format! It's so large that it's hard to fit into a single shot...
These are fully compatible with the MILS Layout standard and the instructions found at L-Gauge.org. These are just not as heavy on the part counts needed. Download instructions for these free from here: bricktraindepot.com/mils-modules
Some examples of modules that can be built with the MultiRoad system.
11/30/19 — These modules are being reworked to have two lanes versus just the one.
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This MILS street module features a straight road in case you want to add MILS roads to your modular city. When starting my line of MILS modules I decided to...
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