CanadaCoastalForestsHills

Modeling Maritime Provinces

Rugged Atlantic coastline with fishing villages, forests, and historic ports. The Intercolonial Railway connected these provinces to central Canada.

Maritime with fog and moderate temperatures3 Railroads4 Industries

Railroads

Major railroads operating in Maritime Provinces

Canadian NationalCanadian PacificCape Breton & Central Nova Scotia

Industries

Key industries for freight traffic and scenery

Fishing

Timber

Mining

Ports

Modeling Tips

Expert recommendations for authentic Maritime Provinces scenery

1
Model rocky Atlantic coastlines
2
Include fishing villages and wharves
3
Add covered bridges (New Brunswick has many)
4
Model fall foliage scenes
5
Include lighthouse scenes along the coast

Signature Scenery Features

Distinctive elements that define Maritime Provinces layouts

Lighthouses

Covered bridges

Fishing villages

Spruce forests

Rocky shores

Era Highlights

Historical periods and their modeling characteristics

Intercolonial Era

Government railway served the region

1960s-1970s

CN rationalization and branch abandonments

Modern

Short lines serve remaining customers

Quick Facts

Country

Canada

Climate

Maritime with fog and moderate temperatures

Terrain Types

CoastalForestsHills

Primary Industries

Fishing, Timber, Mining

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