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Article #62: Why Speeders have a Shed

                                                       Why Speeders have a Shed

 


  Most speeders/Motor Cars have a shed that they stay in. Most are smaller sized because the speeders are smaller sized themselves. The picture above shows the main speeder shed on the DVCRR layout right beside the passenger station that marks DVCRR. The shed is empty when the speeder is out running during the day and at night it occupies the speeder.

 


Here is the speeder ready to run for the day with its operator coming out of the shed.

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