Standard Gauge Module Association Zoom meeting - TOMORROW Weds Jan 20, 7:30PM Eastern - ALL are invited

WOW!  I attended most of the event last night and was blown away by my peers in the STD gauge hobby.  I am a relative newbie with a new COVID layout.  Bought a ton of Kirk's track and am mostly all MTH modern but I am still reeling from the creativity and artists I witnessed last night.  Jim, your creations are stunning.  I'm afraid to ask who do you sell to?

Ashton and Mr. Beaver and others, you too, unbelievable.  The format last night was really good with the introductions of the short videos and then the Q&A after each.  Really made for a good event.

Steve

Will this be available to watch at a later time?

I second the question as I ended up not being able to join because of work.

For those that missed it, here is a YouTube link to a cleanup video of the event. It's long, but you can skip around. The videos are included here in original resolution, so better than the Zoom version.

Jim

            https://youtu.be/da_2S_jgSQU

@Jim Waterman posted:

For those that missed it, here is a YouTube link to a cleanup video of the event. It's long, but you can skip around. The videos are included here in original resolution, so better than the Zoom version.

Jim

            https://youtu.be/da_2S_jgSQU

Thank you so much, Jim!!

@Phoebe Snow Route posted:

Thank you so much, Jim!!

Ditto!

here's a link to a video of the whole meeting.

Jim

https://youtu.be/da_2S_jgSQU

@Jim Waterman posted:

here's a link to a video of the whole meeting.

Jim

https://youtu.be/da_2S_jgSQU

Hi Jim, thanks for the link.

I enjoyed watching all the videos and photos of everyone's layouts, finds, collections, and custom built standard gauge, including your amazing work. I had no idea there was so much custom building and general kitbashing in tinplate and standard gauge. I recently "graduated" from modern O gauge to tinplate with the inheritance of my Dad's original prewar trains. I am building a small Christmas table display layout.

Unfortunately I have an O gauge budget and barely that, but I really enjoy the standard gauge and when this covid is over, I hope to get to see your modules at a train show.

I did find the short video on youtube that one member mentioned (I forget who) called "Toccata for Toy Trains". https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1KMZ_M00ISg&t=1s