Joe Hohmann wrote: laz 57 wrote: I can't remember but is DIECAST DIRECT at the YORK SHOW? Does anyone know if they have a booth?laz57Not at York, or any other show I've been to. There are other dealers...one has had good prices on Brooklin and Buby (two higher-price brands). Joe
laz 57 wrote: I can't remember but is DIECAST DIRECT at the YORK SHOW? Does anyone know if they have a booth?laz57
I can't remember but is DIECAST DIRECT at the YORK SHOW? Does anyone know if they have a booth?
laz57
Not at York, or any other show I've been to. There are other dealers...one has had good prices on Brooklin and Buby (two higher-price brands). Joe
Thanks JOE. I went to the TCA site and couldn't find diecast direct listed.
"Tinplate" refers to the material used for the track they all run on. "Tinplate" as apposed to "Scale Track".
TCA shows are about Trains, or items made by train companies, or items for use in model railroads. Other toys not invited. The sheer size of the show, filling an entire Fair Grounds with trains, is worth the trip.
Don U. TCA 73-5735
Paul,
Thanks, downloaded application, e-mailed for local information and now just need 2 sponsors.
Mike
Pennvalley wrote: http://www.tcamembers.org/newsandevents/york.htm
http://www.tcamembers.org/newsandevents/york.htm
Ok, I just checked out the TCA site and I'm confused they say that membership is open to collectors of "tinplate" trains, and then they give the following definition:
""Tinplate" is a term applied to toy trains originally built of thin stamped metal, but more broadly it includes plastic trains as well, their over-riding characteristic being that they were built for mass-market enjoyment rather than the precise scale that some of today's model railroad craftsmen build and enjoy."
Now, I thought that "tinplate" was a reference to trains like Marx etc, (brightly colored, low detail, "toy" looking trains), now are they using a broader definition than what I'm used to or what?
ezmike wrote: I'm so new I don't know anything about this. Where can I get some information. I'm interested if not for this year then next.
Paul
CWBURFLE: Thanks for the information. Enjoy the show!
try ebay...auction avenue has a lot of this stuff which seem reasonably priced diecast
ralph
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