European stuff at W. Springfield show

[dottney]

Thanks guys, I'll be checking Romea & Timemachine. Dave

[csmincemoyer]

There is a group of European Train Enthusiast that have an excellent display and I do know that the group always have items for sale.

[G Paine]

I do not know if is of interest or not; Boothbay Railway Village has a donated Hornby HO scale English style steam loco. It's packed now, so I do not have the details, except that it is green. We are at BLC section 15

[richg1998]

Contact info. [phone]

http://www.timemachinehobby.com/

I was down therre a few days ago. Lots of nice stuff.

Rich

[dottney]

Thanks Jim that's the kind of info I was hoping for. 

[ctyclsscs]

I know one dealer, David Romea, specializes in European trains. I don't know if he carries new items, but I know he buys and sells used equipment and knows a lot about them.

I saw a list of shops that supposedly specialize in European trains. Time Machine Hobbies in Manchester, CT was listed. They attend the show too. I can't remember, though, what kind of items they usually bring. Might be worth calling them.

Jim

[Anonymous]

"Euro stuff" is not very descriptive. What is it you are looking for?

Bachmann has a big range of UK trains in both OO gauge in N scale. MTH offers some European locos in HO scale. Walthers imports many products from European (German) manufacturers.

[dottney]

Thanks Jack. I've seen the list. Unfortunately it doesn't help too much when trying to identify what the vendors might have for sale. I was hoping someone might pipe in with "so & so sells Euro stuff" or "yea I'm selling Euro stuff". Thanks though for taking the time to respond. Dave

[jalajoie]

Here is a link to the exhibitors list. You may find something of interest for you. http://www.railroadhobbyshow.com/files/files/Exhibitor%20List.12.19.2014.pdf

 

[dottney]

Does anyone know if there will be anyone selling HO European prototype stuff at the W. Springfield show in January?

Oh yea, Merry Christmas everyone.

Dave