tmcc man wrote:Can't wait to meet you , Joe. What do you plan on running at the show.
Colin, nice meeting you at the show. Your group's huge "G" layout was great. It was also a nice surprise to see another group member, Ron White. Ron and I worked together at Scott Paper Co for many years. Joe
tmcc man wrote:Can't wait to meet you , Joe. What do you plan on running at the show. Are you the guy that has a lot of the Reading, Lehigh Valley, and NS equipment?
I don't bring anything to run. Most of my trains are semi-scale, and only 2 are TMCC. I mainly like doing scenics. I'm happy to have the other club members bring their trains...then I get to run them. My module will be the 1950's drive-in movie, and I'm making a new module for the Feb. show. Joe
tmcc man wrote:Joe, if you see a Large Scale floor layout being set up, that is where I will be. I will be the only teen there. If I don't see you Friday, I will stop to say hi when I return on Saturday.
Since it takes us almost 7 hours on Friday to set up our layout, I'm sure I'll have time to find you. Joe
AH nothing beats a tender behind.
laz57
<So, what good is a Buck>
Well, they're a lot more tender than trying to eat a diecast tender.
Guess it'll be the woods this weekend and Allentown in the spring.
Dale
Would like to go but time and money won't let me. Maybe Hamburg meet in June or July.
Lee F.
phillyreading wrote: tmcc man,Where is this show being held at? What building?Last time there was a train show near Reading it was at Hamburg PA.Lee F.
tmcc man,
Where is this show being held at? What building?
Last time there was a train show near Reading it was at Hamburg PA.
In the old Agere building off route 12 (Warren Street Bypass)
Paul
KEITH,
I got to go hunting just as a means of controlling my spending on trains. At least I can do a lot of walking in the woods.
Yes, if we don't get a big storm or something else comes up.
Sorry COLIN, last day of buck season for me.
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