2007 Rails By The Bay - Pacific Northwest RPM Meet

[Anonymous]

Join us for the 3rd Annual... RAILS BY THE BAY - 2007 A Pacific Northwest Railroad Prototype Modelers Meet April 28th, 2007 9am to 6pm Bellingham, Washington Presented by: Brian Rutherford, Rick Selby, Keith Thompson, and Richard Yaremko http://www.northwestrpm.com/ Participate in a full day of activities including: * Model displays and dioramas - bring your models for display * Operating Free-Mo modular layout (HO scale) * Clinics - hear from well-known hobbyists * Vendors - see what's new and talk to the model railroad manufacturers * Social discussion area - meet and chat with your fellow model railroad hobbyists * Raffle drawing - chance to win lots of great prizes LOCATION: Hampton Inn Fox Hall 3985 Bennett Drive Bellingham, WA 98225 US PH: 360-676-7700 1-800-HAMPTON (426-7866) [e-mail] This Railroad Prototype Modeling (RPM) event is open to all modelers, all scales, and all eras! You've heard about it before, now come see what RPM and Free-Mo are about. Bring your models, finished or not! Your locomotives, rolling stock, structures, vehicles, dioramas, and Free-Mo modules are all welcomed for display in a non-competitive environment. You will also have the opportunity to meet and socialize with your fellow hobbyist to discuss modeling techniques, the prototype, and any other topics relating to prototype railroad modeling. Mark your calendar now! ADMISSION: $18 General admission $15 for those who bring at least one model or module for display. No registration necessary, admission available at the door. For questions or more information, see: -Web site: http://www.northwestrpm.com/ -Email: [e-mail] -Yahoo Discussion Group: http://groups.yahoo.com/pnw_rpm Hope to see you there! Rick Selby Redmond, WA Pacific Northwest RPM

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[johncolley]

Good plug, Rick! I, too have been getting the word out here on the peninsula. Also, I have been trying to get an hour a day on "Riverbend". Hard to know where to start, but I have put water in the river, and am touching up the ballast before adding the remaining landforms. Then scenery and trees before the show. I figure I have 6 or 7 weeks! I also plan to give the fascias a light sanding and a new coat of paint! Have fun with yours! jc5729