Less than 2 weeks away!
Got 4 tubs of cars (brass and custom builds), kits, and "stuff" ready to load up and hit the road to Strasburg.
Hope to see a lot of you there.
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Unfortunately, not this time.
I will be going. Looking forward to it. Feel free to approach me and say hello.
Still on as far as I know!!!!
Received my confirmation email form Rich Yoder Sunday.
Hi Modelers,
The Second Eastern 2 rail O Scale train show of the 2024 season is this Saturday August 10th!! at the Strasburg fire company. For directions
Doors will open for the public @ 9:00 AM
Refreshments will be available and all proceeds go to the fire company.
A clinic led by Ken Kime will start at 10:00 “Sedum Trees” will be to topic at hand and morph into other ground covering.
Vendors attending Listed in order of Registration
Jack McGarry - Allegheny Scale Models - Hackettstown NJ https://www.alleghenyscale.com/
David Vaughn - Wit & Wisdom Models https://wit-and-wisdom-models.com/
Bob Lavezzi - All About Trains - Linden NJ 908-337-7532
Bill Mosteller https://www.greatdecals.com
Richard Yost Model Hut
Plus many other table holders.
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Be there or be square!
Well, it was a beautiful day to be out and about, and if you were not in attendance, you missed a well above average show for the August date. Lots of great bargains and a large selection of better brass from the Dunn estate. Gem that I spotted in the other room was a George Stock hand painted & lettered MG D16s still in the original mailing box from Chester Holly store in Tampa - cost a whopping $1.27 to mail it in 1955. A mere $1100 on Sat. and why I don't carry checks when I'm attending train shows.
I wanted to buy something. The prices were certainly outstanding. $25 for Atlas or MTH premier cars. Just could not find one I wanted.
Wish I had pulled the trigger on the RY 44 tonner that was a "project". Looks like the trucks needed to be re-attached. It was $250 for brass.
Had a fun day with the bride. After the show we ate at Bird in Hand for some Amish cooking and tooled around some of the furniture shops.
Stayed off of 283 and the interstate and took the back roads home for a nice drive.
