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Which hobby shop is a must in your town?
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Portland Oregon 2 shops come to mind... <br />Vics Hobby Shop, in business since the 1940s when a guy named Vic owned it, Leo has it now. You will find N thru G, detail parts and bot 2 and 3 rail in O. If your into 2 rail O scale, PLEASE ask to see the layout in the basement. On Saturdays you will meet several of the locals running trains. Whistlestop Trains has a very nice selection in all the scales and is a 'trains only' shop where you can get good modeling advice, or brouse the brass. <br /> <br />I model in On3 and find that my scale is poorly represented, but with only about 4 of us in the region, it's easy to understand why! However, standard gauge O scales will find pleny to choose from. Of course, N and HO and G are well represented. My husband is into postwar Lionel, and Vics often has consigned or inventoried Lionel items. <br /> <br />Portland and the 'greater' surrounding area has some other shops, check the yellow pages and call them to see if your interests are stocked. <br /> <br />2 hours and 15 minutes south of here, just south of Eugene, is the Village Depot in Cottage Grove Oregon. These guys have a nice shop, and even some On3!!! .....and a nice website.
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