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Tom, There are many train shows around the country. If you have the name of the particular one you are interested in, someone here will know. Also, look in Model Railroader as they often list the train shows and the schedule for each. Good luck and Happy Modeling!! John
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Tom, THE National Train Show(Aug.4-6) this year was in San Jose CA. The National train show is sponsored by the National Model Railroad Association and is precceded by a week long convention for NMRA members. I missed it this year and that is a real disapointment because it is a great time! It is always held in a city with RR ties of some sort(forgive the pun) and there are always lots of modeling clinics and tours of different layouts around the host city area. A lot of good friends are made at the convention and anual renewals of those friendships are always a good time too. Next year he train show and convention will be in St.Louis,MO. I'm looking forward to it There are also train shows held around the country like Greenbergs train and doll show and the Great American Train show etc. These are kind of like traveling train fairs with displays and vendors. Check Model Railroader mag or Railmodel Craftsman and they will have the schedule for them. Model on, Scott
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Hi john! Thanks for the reply. I saw your website today. It's great ! I liked the story of CSW and pics. Thanks for the Tips and tricks. Really good. I would like to mention one thing about your URL link at bottom of message. It's static . It would be great if you put link i mean HREF so that we don't have to cut paste your URL . This forum support HTML Tag.
Appreciated. Thanks. Tom
quote:Originally posted by jcater: Tom, There are many train shows around the country. If you have the name of the particular one you are interested in, someone here will know. Also, look in Model Railroader as they often list the train shows and the schedule for each. Good luck and Happy Modeling!! John
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