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I've been a member of the Model Railroad Club of Toronto (O scale) since March 1999. It was one of the best things that I've done! At that time, my military commitments were over and I now had my evenings free. I was undecided if I would finish building my long dreamed of Hi Rail layout, go back to modelling in HO scale or move into O scale. A few visits to the club convinced me that 2 rail O scale was for me. Although I've had a life-long interest in trains and have had layouts in various stages of construction, I've never been what could be considered an experienced modeller. At the club I've had the benefit others members experience, the opportunity to observe, practice and learn building techniques, especially doing hand-laid track and companionship. Our club has the very minimum of "politics". Members want to build trains and to operate them in a realistic manner, not argue. In short, I can't say enough positive things about being a club member and have no hesitation in recommending club membership to other modellers, especially those who want to learn and improve the modelling abilities. Larry Barwick
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