Train show - DC part 5 of??? Other than N

davidstrains

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Just to show you that (1) there were other gauges present at the show and (2) that I did not spend ALL of my time at the nscale layout here are some of the other pix

The Nn3 modelers were represented by a nice "western" US set of modules. I thought that I had more of them but it looks like I only got one shot.

Ttrak modelers had 2 small layouts- one a mining/ city grouping, the other a steel manufacturing complex - all well done and attracting a bunch of younger modelers probably because it was closer to the floor.
 

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The wye on the HO layout seemed to have trains running through it all the time. I never saw such a busy module. They ran a lot of trains. The last photo is a scratch built replica of the Fredericksburg Train station (now an Amtrak stop). The mirror on the backdrop of the module shows the "street side" of the station.
 

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The hirailers had a nice display also. I tried to get a better vies of this logging Shay but the driver kept it on the outside track near the glass.
 

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CarlFidy

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More pics on host club website

Here is a link to the host clubs website:

http://www.ntrak2004.org/caplimited2004_galleries.php

Very impressive to see a layout of this size. My compliments to those involved in organizing this event.

I drove the 1300 miles from Oklahoma to be at the show. Actually had a pretty good deal on the travel arrangements, the LHS paid my gas and motels. He went early to use part of the trip as a vacation with his family before the show, and I was the freight truck to bring out his product. Definately want to go back to the West Virginia area to do some railfanning.
 

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Great posts David! I also was there and took some digital pictures. The Nn3 layout was one of my favorites.
 

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davidstrains

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glad to see your photos, Bill. I wish I had met you there. But then there were a lot of folks on the floor. I really liked that Nn3 layout. I am glad that you posted your shots. Did you get any others?

All the time that I spent taking photos of the layouts on both Saturday and Sunday did save me a 'bunch" of money. I didn't take much time looking at what was for sale. I only bought a couple of decoders and 2 MT tank cars. I wish I had taken some time to look at the loco sellers. Maybe next show. :)