Greenberg train show-Edison, NJ Feb 28-March1

I was debating on going to this show but I was told not too because it is mainly "toys" instead of trains.  Is this true?

There are probably about 100 tables of toys and 400-450 tables of trains at the show.  So it depends on how you look at it; the show is certainly not "mainly" toys but probably 20% of the show is diecast and other toys.  (Note that the 400 or so tables of trains are not all O gauge, there is a mix of gauges and scales.)

 

Not nearly as awesome as the November shows, but you won't have to fight your way down the aisles or walk far from your parking spot.   I missed the earlier shows this year, so  I will do this one with a buddy or two if the stars fall into alignment.

Hi Rich,

We have fun on both days running trains. It's the enjoyment in seeing the kids watch trains, the future of the hobby and we do a hands-on demonstration continously.

 

Hi Frank,

Thank you for chiming in here. I will see you early on Saturday am to set up and as usual, I will have some of those "sugar-rush"cookies for the crew to chow on!

Any good deals on postwar stuff to be found here? I need a LOT of track for a display I'm working on and don't feel like paying an arm and a leg for it.

Yes, there are a few dealers/table holders that sell postwar trains and track, usually used O gauge track.

I'm into the modern scale O , will there be tables with these items for sale?