Full-Scale Railroad Crossing Courtroom Exhibit for Fearless Eye
Fearless Eye commissioned WhiteClouds to create a one-to-one railroad crossing exhibit measuring approximately 15 by 7 feet for use as demonstrative evidence in a trial.
- Commissioner
- Fearless Eye
- Approximate Size
- 15 x 7 feet
- Sectional Build
- Three base sections
- Additional Elements
- Six ramps and three slopes
Fearless Eye commissioned WhiteClouds to create a one-to-one railroad grade crossing for use as demonstrative evidence in a trial. The exhibit measures approximately 15 by 7 feet and breaks into three base sections for transport. Six ramp sections, three asphalt slopes, removable rails, and realistic wood, rock, and gravel textures helped reproduce the relevant crossing geometry.
A full-scale physical reference for a courtroom
The project reproduces a railroad crossing at human scale rather than as a tabletop model. Its rail lines, timber surfaces, gravel bed, paved approaches, and separate ramp components provide physical reference points that can be viewed from several positions in a courtroom.
Detailed crossing components in a transportable layout
The completed display combines detailed rails and gravel with the full railroad-crossing layout. Tracks, timber sections, aggregate texture, paved ramps, and detachable components form one continuous railroad crossing. The finished exhibit remains focused on the physical crossing geometry required for the courtroom presentation.
The crossing bed, removable rails, ramps, and sloped approaches divide the exhibit into transportable sections. Each component contributes to the same one-to-one scene while remaining a distinct transport unit. Smooth rails, timber texture, loose-looking aggregate, and asphalt-colored areas give the courtroom exhibit distinct material zones without changing its geometry.
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