North Penn "O"Gaugers club open house.

Hope to make it there, Harry!  Looking forward to seeing the club layout.

 

David

David

Hope to see you next sunday.

 THANK YOU !!!

Well two days to go sunday 13 is our first open house.

 can't wait.

I'll be there Harry.

I just may try it.   It sounds like a good time!

 

I'm gonna try to make it,

 

Dave

Just don't park on Harry's grass, he has his 12ga loaded for anyone that drives on the lawn!

Sunday is going to be a big train day for sure.  First Bill's North Penn Club, then the Coopersburg Area Model train club (HO) in the basement of the town hall, then the Logan Model RR (HO) in the upstairs of the Souderton train station.  The Coopersburg layout is relatively new and the Logan club it quite mature having been there for years.

 

I encourage you all to come out and see the handiwork of those in the area.

 

have fun.

I will try to make it today... if there is still enough room!

We're stacking them two high in the aisles.

THANK YOU TO THOSE HOW CAME TODAY !!!

Darn, just saw this!   I have good friends in North Wales, would have been a great weekend.  Hope the show went well.  It would have been great to meet some of you!

 

Bought an arbor press from Hennings in August!  

 

Thank you for hosting a terrific open house this afternoon, Harry!  You've done a fabulous job in a year's time.

 

It was nice to catch up with some familiar faces.  As expected, even gunrunnerjohn had a subset of his recently acquired RMT ore cars on the rails.      And it was also nice to see some smooth-running Legacy motive power like the SF #3751 Northern and the USRA model of the C&O Mallet making an appearance on such a wonderful layout.

 

David

Hi

 David glade you made it over to see the layout.

 One sunday or monday night you'll have to bring something over to run.

Thank You !

 Harry.

The fog kept me away. Hope to make it if you have it again.

It was certainly foggy today, coming home just now there was some kind of accident and my normal route was closed, so I had to go around.  Be careful out there folks, it's like pea soup!

 

We did have a good time however, but my feet are tired!

I had a GREAT Time. Hospitality was excellent. NOT only did I see trains running but had seen a LOT of great Ideas and unique uses for some buildings!

 

Greetings from Classic MOPAR!

 

NOW THIS is a CAR!

 

A Classic Lionel Christmas!

 

 

 

 

the Ultimate OGR Computer Forum Set-up!

 

 

 

 

Steve McQueen and his Fast Machine!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

We had a great time today! A great way to celebrate the club's 1 year anniversary and loved getting to meet several new people.

Ok guys  Where are the pictures  Wish I could have been there

Hi

 It was great to meet the defernt people from OGR. forume  that came to see our layout.

 It was nice to meet you guys and talk with each of you in person.

 We thank all of you for comming and making it a great day for all of us.

 

   

Ben will have soon

 

Will have more soon.

Nice layout.  Sorry I couldn't make it.  Love that viaduct bridge.

Ron

Had a great time at the open house today. Bill, Gunrunnerjohn and all you other North Penn guys have done a great job in the short span of a year. You're all to be commended.

Fun seeing in person that weinermobile you created, John, and how much your grandson enjoyed running it. (If anyone can find a way to boost the sound level of the medley it plays, it'll be you.) And those RMT ore cars you bought and were running, wow, very nice and a terrific bargain. Wish I'd seen them running a week earlier and I'd have jumped on some of those too. How many you get, 30? At that rate how about giving Gunrunnerjohn some stock in RMT, Walter?

Some really great engines were being run today and Harry after meeting you, I must definitely stop at the store. Enjoyed meeting the other OGR forum guys too.

Was definitely worth the 35 mile drive in the fog to see what the club has accomplished. Inspires me to start an o gauge club in my area. Anyone in Lower Bucks or Far Northeast Phiily that's interested, email me. Who knows, maybe Lower Bucks could one day have a club of its own.

All in all, a great weekend attending a small train show across the river in Burlingtpon yesterday, the TCA Atlantic division show in Philly this morning and following with a stop in Sllersville to see the great work of the North Penn  guys. It doesn't get much better than that, folks! 

Had a nice time yesterday

Nice layout,and Harry and his wife put out a nice spread also.

Nice to meet Harry,his brother Bill,also said hi to Mrs and Mr Henning.

Also met and spoke to one of their club member's for a while,and his name escape's me right now,but I'll call him the Reading guy,real nice guy,love's train's.

Was there till about 2:30,unfortunately the only other Forum member I met was GunnerJohn,he was running train's also.

Brought my list of people from the forum who said they were going online,so I wouldn't forget,and keep asking everybody I passed "Are you from the Forum?

Other than GunnerJohn,didn't meet a one

But I had a nice time though. 

I completely missed this announcement and am bummed - I would have loved to go.

 

Thanks for sharing the pics - the layout looks fantastic and I would have enjoyed meeting new folks!

 

Congrats on your 1 year anniversary and may you have many more!

 

--Greg

We had a nice turnout, and a good time was had by all.  For you folks that were there, what did you think of Harry's viaduct!  That sucker took some work!  Harry and Bill sat for hours carving and painting on that, and it's still a work in progress.  Every time I see it, I'm still taken back by how great it looks.

 

It was an active railroad all day with a lot of nice loco's waiting on standby.

You wanted pics, Well More Pics have been posted! Enjoy!

I had got home to check the forum and was looking at pic that were added

 and what do i see my 70 roadrunner.

 That was cool

You going back in time Harry?  You posted an earlier picture of the bridge.

Love that bridge but 1970 Mopar dwarfs it  Had a 70 Challenger that was my favorite car