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Like some here, I didn't really think that joining a club would be the best thing. Getting some rivet counters looking over my things and telling me how wrong it was. But, my brother and I decided to go and give it a whirl. That was 2 years ago and we are now very active in the club. Our club might be a unique one. We hold monthly meetings, have a model contest each month, have a different program each month (from how to's to what I did on my rail trip). Then on the following saturday we have a layout tour (one of the members opens up his/her house for the club to see their layout, what they have done, operate). Once a summer we do a rail trip somewhere in Colorado or Nebraska (pretty tough huh? Riding a narrow guage train for a summer activity. heheheh) My brother and I have become pretty active in the club now. He is running the contest and I am running the website as well as serving as a member of the board. I think that you get out of a club what you put in, but I also believe that there are some clubs that would rather sit and talk about models vs. teaching folks how to do stuff. (If you want to check out our website, the address is www.450thbg.com/ncmr ) Craig
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