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[quote user="nbrodar"] <P>My favorite haunt is Lin's Junction <A href="http://www.linsjunction.com/">http://www.linsjunction.com/</A> in Lansdale, PA. Great customer service. DCC experts. A large selection of scratchbuilding supplies, and craftsman kits. Most prices discounted 10% off list, plus an extra 5% if you're a NMRA member. And if they can find it, they will order it for you.</P> <P>Nick</P> <P>[/quote]</P> <P>My Dad hits that place on his way home from work, haven't been but he says its good. I live in Philly and have access to a shop downtown (3rd and Market) that sells SEPTA (local commuter) decals and has a good selection of equipment though they are pricey. As is the Septa Transit museum store which carries a few sets and other models. The other LHS in Feasterville, (lower bucks county) is more in the lionel, G and S gauge business but carries some BLI and Marklin and lots of Bachmann stuff. They do consignment but even then the prices are still stiff for used.</P> <P>IHC and Bachmann also have their factory HQs in NE Philly about 15 minutes from my house so getting their parts and warranty services are easy. I have a handful of Spectrum stuff plus the junky stuff from my childhood and can get parts easily. This came in handy on my Shay which was flat out replaced due to a driveline bind. It's cheaper to go to the mfg. then to send it back to the seller.</P> <P>Boscov's gets some nice sets in before Christmas and carries some equipment but not much. The other shop in Bensalem looked like it closed last time I went by (Dave's Trains) mostly G and O-scale there at the time. Aside from that there are other craft stores in the vicinity for paints and scenery things. </P>
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