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Strasburg has always been a very good show for me, so good they ran me out of overstock.

Thanks John and Rich for a great buying, selling, trading opportunity.  Very easy load/unload,  free safe parking.

Plus, 1/1 live steam Strasburg RR with a frequent passenger schedule.  fantastic local family style cooking.  "Don't get no better"

Well worth the trip plus all the other  railroad sweet spots in the immediate area.

Rich-John , any chance to set up a Friday night / Saturday PM  open house schedule of local 0 scale hosts maybe once or twice a year?

Marty.

$2500 air fare, 16 hour plane flight and that's just to get to the coast, + domestic flight, accommodation, I might just sit this one out, you can always post a photo of your items  just to show me what I am missing give my regards to Rich if you see him I've lost touch with him nice bloke.

Roo.

rex desilets posted:
mwb posted:
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I've got 3 tubs of cars and kits, and "stuff" that will be on my table for sale!

Who else is going to be be there?

For those of us marooned out here in the wilderness.....gonna have any pickle cars in your tubs?

Hmmmmmmmmmmm.........................

To quote my daughter, "Maaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaybe....."

Dear 2 Rail Forum List,

Pete, I sent you a email a few minutes ago about table availability- which is extremely close to sell out, please do not dawdle .

Dan and Amy, Rich and I look forward to seeing you both and congratulations on your announcement of O Scale Resources taking the helm of the future O Scale Nationals. We look forward to supporting you in any way we can.

Tom, we have been working on the layout visits and hopefully will have announcement about the layout open houses prior to the 2017 Strasburg show dates and always Thank you for positive suggestions as well as Marty and Bob.

This is YOUR show and we always look forward to seeing everyone and enjoy seeing new faces-2 or 3 rail scale. 

John P.Dunn Sr. Scale2Rail Promotions

 

jdunn posted:
Dan and Amy, Rich and I look forward to seeing you both and congratulations on your announcement of O Scale Resources taking the helm of the future O Scale Nationals. We look forward to supporting you in any way we can.

Actually, they are taking over the Indianapolis meet - there have been announcements regarding the 2017 Nat'l and a party looking into hosting the 2018 Nat'l.

 

Tom, we have been working on the layout visits and hopefully will have announcement about the layout open houses prior to the 2017 Strasburg show dates and always Thank you for positive suggestions as well as Marty and Bob.

Want to talk to you, John, about layout visits and other activities in conjunction with the Strasburg meet but that will wait until the 15th

I wish I would have known about the train show in Strasburg PA. FYI; the TCA museum is open on weekends after labor day until early May, I missed the TCA museum because of being there during the weekday. Went to the Pennsylvania railroad museum across the street from the Strasburg RR.

I went to the one in Hamburg PA a few weeks ago, Sept. 11th, Hamburg is much better then the local south Florida shows. My second time at a Hamburg PA train show.

Also was at the Reading  Company Technical & Historical Society the day before in Hamburg PA. Got a denim shirt with the RCT&HS emblem on it.

Lee Fritz

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I plan to be there.

I'm looking to pick up some small stuff such as
Intermountain trucks or the kits,
10-15 sets of Intermountain wheelsets
and some of the regular Kadee couplers with the medium shank and center orientation. (I think they are number 740).

I'm also looking to find 2 to 3 more Yoder triple hoppers H2, H2a or H3.

If any of the dealers have a lead on any of these, I'll be happy to see you there.

Chris

As you enter the first trading room there will be a very distinct void in that Tom Shore has stepped into eternity.  See John Dunn's post in the OGR announcements.

The irony of that is that Tom has been instrumental in helping widows and familys sell off estates both to the delight of survivors and 0 scalers.  Tom was diligent in getting a fair price for all involved.  He was of great assistance in providing me with much that I needed.   His work and steadfast presence will be missed by all. 

Dear Eddie,

Thank you for viewing this thread. The Strasburg 2 Rail Scale show has always been held either a week or two prior or after the TCA April and October York meet. Most of the 2 Rail scale modelers that attend the Strasburg show are not TCA members but we have a few dealers who attend the York TCA show-including my business partner Rich Yoder-RY Models- in the Orange Hall and they have never in the 6 years at this venue have been concerned about the timing of this 2 Rail Scale show.

I see you live in Portland,Maine and we have a dealer Norm Pullan- Norm's O scale- from Casco, Maine participate from time to time at our show.

If you are in the area the week before, which many retired TCA members take advantage of the Strasburg area attractions and the "bandit" meets prior to the Thursday TCA York opening , please consider coming to our show -2017 and 2018-which dates are listed on many prominent O scale 2 rail  sites.

As a O "gauger" I think you will find this boutique  show quite unique vis-a-vie the larger shows to discover the wonderful world of O Scale 2 Rail  as other 3 rail attendees have.

Thank you once again for your interest and concern.

John P.Dunn Sr. Scale2Rail Promotions TCA #71-3781

 

 

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In all my years of attending train shows two things I have learned about show hours.

One: 99% of them all open at 9:00 am and

Two: you have to be there in the AM hours to get a crack at the goodies.

Whether they are over at 1:00 PM  like Strasburg or later in the afternoon it is irrevellent.

Whatever happens, happens mostly in the AM hours.

PS; another thing about shows I have learned the hard way.  If I see something on a table that I might think I need I buy it then and there.  If I wait until I circle back it is usually gone. 

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Tom Tee posted:

.....another thing about shows I have learned the hard way.  If I see something on a table that I might think I need I buy it then and there.  If I wait until I circle back it is usually gone. 

I've learned to count on that happening so that someone will buy it and save me from myself,

mwb posted:
Tom Tee posted:

.....another thing about shows I have learned the hard way.  If I see something on a table that I might think I need I buy it then and there.  If I wait until I circle back it is usually gone. 

I've learned to count on that happening so that someone will buy it and save me from myself,

Wow! I really like that philosophy, Martin. I think I will do the same thing. After looking over my collection, which isn't so large as compared to some folks, I said to myself "Gee, I really don't need any more trains."

Strasburg is a great show. I wish I could make it but not this time around. Maybe next year.

Hudson J1e posted:
mwb posted:
Tom Tee posted:

.....another thing about shows I have learned the hard way.  If I see something on a table that I might think I need I buy it then and there.  If I wait until I circle back it is usually gone. 

I've learned to count on that happening so that someone will buy it and save me from myself,

Wow! I really like that philosophy, Martin. I think I will do the same thing.

At the end of the day at a meet, I have been known to succumb to temptation.........if no one is looking,

christopher N&W posted:

I plan to be there.

I'm looking to pick up some small stuff such as
Intermountain trucks or the kits,
10-15 sets of Intermountain wheelsets
and some of the regular Kadee couplers with the medium shank and center orientation. (I think they are number 740).

I'm also looking to find 2 to 3 more Yoder triple hoppers H2, H2a or H3.

If any of the dealers have a lead on any of these, I'll be happy to see you there.

Chris

Might be able to help Chris.  My email is in my profile.

Hi JDUNN, Norm & I have been good friends for a long time. As for the Strasburg show, I guess I put my mouth before my brain. I didn't realize it was a scale meet. If you want to see something unbelieveable, You want to see the O scale layout that Norm is building. I don't think anyone has seen a more real, beautiful layout as this one he has in Casco, ME. Ed

christopher N&W posted:

I plan to be there.

I'm looking to pick up some small stuff such as
Intermountain trucks or the kits,
10-15 sets of Intermountain wheelsets
and some of the regular Kadee couplers with the medium shank and center orientation. (I think they are number 740).

I'm also looking to find 2 to 3 more Yoder triple hoppers H2, H2a or H3.

If any of the dealers have a lead on any of these, I'll be happy to see you there.

Chris

One on eBay right now,  listing # is 142142923291 .

Only one bidder so far and that's Brad. 

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