Pictures from 11/22/14 Train Show in Library, PA

Great stuff, Andy!

 

Peter

Beautiful! Nothing like spending the day with toy trains and friends.

Wonderful pictures.  And that's a heckuva signal bridge!

its always great when the public is engaged

nice photo's

Nice Andy!  Looks like a great time and a wonderful modular display (except for those arachnoids and pesky aliens )

 

George

Wonderful setup, Andy! You and your club did a fantastic job as always!!! But sadly, I couldn't go

I went to my local hobby shop (Toby Tyler's) to make up for it, though!!!

great,thanks for sharing.

Wow, great pictures! I wish I would have been there! Especially since I live in South Park.....

Andy,

 

Very nice pictures, thanks for posting

 

Alex

Some of my new aquisitions ran today.  Gotta love Chessie! 

 

Say...that's a nice looking C & O boxcar on the left; where'd you find that?    

 

Who owns the deep ravine module in IMG_1139?

Great photos; thank you for posting.

 

That module belongs to Dave Neumann, our club "president" (we use that term loosely ).

 

Andy

As always Andy, thanks so much for sharing the photos of your club's events. You folks do so much to promote our hobby.

This show is always fun. I always find something there. I had to leave early . My family did Thanksgiving dinner because some of them were going to Florida today. Sorry guys I was not there for tear down and packing up.

Our Kennywood set up starts Friday Nov.28 that is a super way to close out the year.

Andy, what diameter curve is the Berkshire running on in this photo?

 

Dave

 

Thanks for posting photo's Andy.  It looks like your club made a hit with all the viewers I noticed in the photo's.  Great modular with lots of trains and action for people to see.

 

Steve, Lady and Tex

 

Somewhere in the O80 to O90 range.

 

Andy

Very nice layout and it looks like you had a well attended event.

 

Thanks for posting the pictures. Topics like this on the forum are really helpful to those of us in modular groups. The creativity seen on layouts like this  helps to keep the modular groups thinking and finding ways to improve their displays for the public.

 

Richard

Casey Jones High Railers 

I love the very appropriate inclusion of the Hot Metal Ladle cars train - so iconic for the area.

FrankM.

Nice photos !  Thanks for posting.

Once again, thank you for the photos.  I like the ravine and bridges over it.  Lots of nice equipment polishing the rails!

 

Zombie, hippies, aliens, tarantula, what a collection of characters!  ;-)

 

 

Great stuff Andy!  Looks like a great time was had by all.  Thanks for sharing the pictures!

 

--Greg