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With the 2012 SONC behind us, it is now time for the 08/11/2012 Strasburg Pa O scale 2 rail train show/swap meet. Located at the Strasburg Fire Co, Franklin St. 9 AM(SHARP) TO 1 PM. Admission is $5.00 (active military,spouses, children under 16, Free) . Tables are available- $25.00 first table, $20.00 each additional tables. Fine Amish food served by Jim & Ann of the Strasburg Fire Company. Come bring you and your family to beautiful Lancaster County- home of the Strasburg RR and Pa RR Museum.  For more info contact- John P.Dunn Sr. Scale2Rail Promotions- jdunn8888@hotmail.com or 609-432-2871 cell. 

We look forward to seeing you the 11th. 

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Chris,

 

Be aware, the meeting tomorrow night will be the third consecutive evening I've been over the club, assembling span poles. At this rate, I expect I'll have all the poles installed between the closet and the bridges by next week.

 

 

Anyone who has any spare c125 or c100 rail kicking around, we're going to need it soon. Bring it to the Strasburg meet!

Please mark your 2013 O Scale calendar for Strasburg Meets- 04/06,08/10,10/26/2013.

                                                                     Thank you,

 

                                                                     John P. Dunn Sr.

                                                                     Scale2Rail Promotions

Originally Posted by jdunn:

Please mark your 2013 O Scale calendar for Strasburg Meets- 04/06,08/10,10/26/2013.

                                                                     Thank you,

 

                                                                     John P. Dunn Sr.

                                                                     Scale2Rail Promotions

 

I'll be bringing at least 2 tubs of kits and cars as well as this "little" structure that was in RMC back in 2008.

 


 

Dear List,

 

     Dealers Participating this Saturday:

                                  Rich Yoder-RY Models

                                  Bob Heil- 3rd Rail/Golden Gate Models

                                  Jack McGarry-Allegheny Scale Models

                                  George Peckman- Georges O Scale Supermarket

                                  Joe Foehrkolb- Baldwin Forge and Machine

                                  Tom Thorpe- O scale benchwork

                                  Bob/Karen Lavezzi- Lavezzi's Hobbies

                                  Mike Rahilly- Just2Rail hobbies

                                  Dave Thompson-Harbor Belt Line O scale models

                                  Joe Giannovario- O scale Trains Magazine

                                  Stan Richmond- Car Works Scale models

                                  Bob Jones- DCC expert/ sales

                                  John P.Dunn Sr,- Scale2Rail Promotions

                                  Fran Pfiel- Sunnyside models

                                  Dave Vaughn- Nickel plate Products

                                  Bruce Aikman

                                  Attalee Taylor

                                  Carl Jackson- Proto 48

                                  John Hutnick

                                  Jim Hawk

                                  Jim Sycks

                                  Mike Sell

                                  Mac Macewan

                                  Mike Pitogo

                                  Tom Shore

                                  Terry Terrance

                                  Al Pusey

                                  Bill Pierson

                                  Bill Truscott

                                  Doug Albrecht- Baltimore Society Of Model Engineers

 

   Saturday forecast- 81 degrees and Sunny- Great Day to come enjoy the Strasburg Show  

   and Lancaster County. Bring the family. We are a family friendly show !!!

Originally Posted by Tom Tee:

The only train show in S.E. Pa where I have  seen strollers, cameras, cell phones, back packs, tables stacked over 24" high and anyone off the street can pay only $5 and walk in, simply amazing! 

 

Plus free clean rest rooms, what will Rich & John think of next?  tt


You forgot that there will be food!

When you say food and you are in Pa Dutch country you juss gotta be ready to eat your self full! 

 

Plenty of family style fill your belly full restaurants in the immediate area plus the home made hand dipped ice cream in the still warm waffle cones right down the street in "downtown" Strasburg at the town's light.

 

Diets are suspended in Lancaster County.

Dear List, 

     I received a phone call from Doug Albrecht of the Baltimore Soc of Model Engineers stating the items for sale at their table on Saturday are from two collections- Ted Leach- a fairly large amount of Intermountain kits and scratchbuilt passenger,freight,MOW cars built by Lt. Johnson,USN and some of these cars were featured in MR acticles in 1937/1940. While these cars were built in the early years of the hobby, Doug stated they have survived the years extremely well. 

     See you all tomorrow. Weather forecast - 82 degrees and Sunny!!!!

 

                                                                Regards,

                                                           John P.Dunn Sr, Scale2Rail Promotions

Thanks John and Rich.  This show has become my defacto O Scale hobby shop.  I got just about everything I needed: couplers, wheel sets, Atlas track, and even lighting boards. And what I didn't get at the show I got at Strasburg Hobby shop just down the street.

 

Dave, no need to bring your camera this time, as Chris did not wear his Caribbean shirt. On the other hand, I did have scintillating conversations with Tom Thorpe on the finer points of street racing as well as converting road vehicles for railway use 

I seem to remember the street racing conversation with John Ess differently, He had a propensity of being involved in street drag racing with undercover cops in their Boss 302.

 

Strasburg has always been a Deja vu spot for me.  We used to drag race on 741  across from the Caboose motel.  K&G L-88 powered '62 Corvette. 

 

Great show, great people, great deals, thanks guys!  Tom Tee

Guys,

I had the usual good time at the show, lunch, hobby shop and watching the steam engines. My nice shirts were all in the laundry.

 

The ride home had some interest for us since Ray's luxury van dropped the muffler on route 1 in Pennsylvania. Triple A wanted to tow us to Delaware! I like the first state but I really did not want to visit under those circumstances. In the back seat I had a brand new box of Atlas track and sacrificed a piece of it. I used the Atlas rails to tie the muffler back up under the vehicle for the rest of the ride home. 

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