03-02-2010, 10:36 AM
I went to 5 shows last year and enjoyed each one in its own way.I wasn't thrilled with some vendors that had model cars or other nonrail items.Thankfully the shows was 90% railroad.
I would perfer the show to be 100% model trains,railroad videos and railroad memorabilia along with good operating layouts.
I did notice 2 display layouts that was having problems..One was DCC(some type of short) and the other had several "No show" members which means they was running 1 train on a large modular layout since 2 members showed up...One member didn't bother to bring any trains with him because he wasn't schedule to operate that day since he was appointed public relations liaison!!!! I will give him credit since he was on his cell phone calling members.
I would perfer the show to be 100% model trains,railroad videos and railroad memorabilia along with good operating layouts.
I did notice 2 display layouts that was having problems..One was DCC(some type of short) and the other had several "No show" members which means they was running 1 train on a large modular layout since 2 members showed up...One member didn't bother to bring any trains with him because he wasn't schedule to operate that day since he was appointed public relations liaison!!!! I will give him credit since he was on his cell phone calling members.
Larry
Engineman
Summerset Ry
Make Safety your first thought, Not your last! Safety First!
Engineman
Summerset Ry
Make Safety your first thought, Not your last! Safety First!