07-15-2011, 04:59 PM
I mainly model (in HO or British OO) on my own because it's the most practical choice for me at the moment. I can choose when I want to do it and for how long, and model the way I want to. I model on my own mainly because I don't have time to join a club for this. Also, I could not really afford to join a model train club (the monthly dues can be quite expensive). When I build my layout(s) and operate them, it's kind of a personal thing which I do my way.
Having said all this, I REALLY do enjoy helping out (when I can) at heritage railways or miniature live steam clubs. I belong to 2-3 heritage railways and hope to join a live steam club, simply to help out. When I do participate, I really enjoy the comradery and fellowship. It's great fun -- the fellowship motivates me and keeps my interest strong. I recently attended a live steam club event during rainy weather, so only 2-3 locos were running. Despite all this, the fellowship was great and I came home in a great mood!
Having said all this, I REALLY do enjoy helping out (when I can) at heritage railways or miniature live steam clubs. I belong to 2-3 heritage railways and hope to join a live steam club, simply to help out. When I do participate, I really enjoy the comradery and fellowship. It's great fun -- the fellowship motivates me and keeps my interest strong. I recently attended a live steam club event during rainy weather, so only 2-3 locos were running. Despite all this, the fellowship was great and I came home in a great mood!
Rob
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