03-24-2010, 09:42 AM
I think you are better of joining an established club, if one exists in your area. The problem is, people will be reluctant to give time or money towards something new that may quickly fade or end. I think the best way to start a new club is to begin things on an informal basis for a year or two. Take turns meeting at each others' houses or common areas, perhaps plan field trips or activities like going to swap meets together. Then perhaps after everyone gets to know one another and friendships form, perhaps people will feel comfortable building their own modules with their own money. I would be reluctant to pay dues towards anything that does not have regular expenses, such as utilities, rent, or a permanent layout. Without those permanent expenses, it is probably better to expect members to pay their own way.
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