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I wish you well Muffin's.
Steve and team,
Best of luck with the move - sounds like a great opportunity - maybe even a road trip once you settle in.
Kevin
Mr. Muffin
I suppose there's a limit to the endurance of one family for moving a home or a business in one lifetime. Apparently you haven't reached that tipping point yet and still have the energy and stamina for this latest move, which is good news for hobbyists in that region and for the train hobby in general.
A great layout in the store will be a magnet for train hobbyists, especially Junior Engineers. Congratulations to the Muffin Team for showing leadership and foresight in allocating space at your store for a train club! With best wishes for success,
Mike
(ritrainguy)
Best wishes on the move and getting everything set up. But if I read your post right, you actually moved further west. Now I know a lot of people won't think a block and a half is very far, but I just think its in the wrong direction and about 600 miles too short.
Best of luck in the new place, and have a happy & healthy New Year.
Gerry
Wow! Best of luck and continued success. I wish you were located here in northeast Pa, I have been looking for a place for a club layout.
Don
Good luck and much success in your new endeavor.
Bigger and better, both the business and the layout. Congratulations and thank you for all you do for our hobby.
W O W
That's it, I'm gonna try to convince my wife we need to move to Atlanta, In.
Who's with me?
Congrats Steve and Liz !!!!
Alex
Congratulation, Steve!
The best wishes on the move and all the set up.
Thank you to keep the hobby alive!!
Andre.
The storefront looks like Louie's Sweet Shop on the Bowery. LOL. Good luck.
Sounds great. I did not know where you were before, but used to visit Tipton for car shows, so can find the place . Incentivized to make the effort if any of those elevators remain.
But ... but ... I finally got the pictures I took uploaded to Google Maps! And the requisite attaboys from Google!
Unrelated ...
I left Mr. Muffin's Trains headed back to the Chicago area, relying on the GPS. Came across a large gas station out in the cornfields with a decent price on gas, maybe $1.99. Better stop, not going to get that in Chicago. Filled her up. Then I am taking more country roads to get back to I65 and there's a station on the way that was $1.75/gallon.
I have an app on my Android phone that finds cheap gas, wish there was an app that would tell you cheap gas along the way. Could have saved me maybe 15 *0.25 or $3.75.
Congrats and best wishes!
" ...... with two store fronts at 175 and 177 West Main Street will house our retail and eCommerce operations for O Gauge; HO trains ....."
HO? Is this new? What HO lines are you carrying?
Jim
Congratulations Steve - Quite an undertaking for certain!
Would love to visit someday...
Neat!
Best of luck
You're getting good at moving Steve, maybe you need to have that as a side business.
Steve and Liz, You are an inspiration to our great Hobby.
jim r
Go big or go home! Awesome news. Best wishes with the new location.
"Go big or go home!" Joe, that's a GREAT way to describe Mr. Muffin's operation.
Best of luck to you and Liz, Steve! I'm already planning a summer visit to the new store.
Good luck with your new location and I would love to make a small vacation trip with your new location on the hit parade.
It's really nice to see hard working people grow in the hobby.
gunrunnerjohn posted:You're getting good at moving Steve, maybe you need to have that as a side business.
I was thinking more of they should get a large double-wide and leave the wheels on it. That way they could move around as business dictates (or to keep the tax man guessing).
I am working on my first order with Steve today as a matter of fact at my buddy's suggestion. He speaks very highly of MrMuffins. Congrats on the new location. A road trip to see the new layout sounds like a must. I'll point the Harley in that direction and it leads me to trains.
Wow, great expansion and congratulations. It's great you are doing so much to promote the hobby. I wish you great success and hope you find some good clubs. I am about 8-9 hours away, but may have to make a visit one of these days after you get settled in. Good luck with the move and everything else you are doing.
As luck would have it, we'll be going between Savannah GA and Green Bay WI in late May, so I'm already checking routes to see if I can work in a stop. In fact, I just checked and can already make reservations at Grissom ARB, so I need to do some planning. Good luck with the new location.
Congratulations on your move! I wish you luck and hope to buy from you soon, (I have another window open with your website now. Tempting.....)
MM,
Congrats on the new store front, hope all goes well and you make big money in the new store!
PCRR/Dave
well if its anything like the old layout it would be well worth a trip. And he says the layout will be a lot bigger this time. The old water fall was really done well and I liked the row houses. Good luck, we plan to visit in November 2017 so get to work on it.
Steve,
I don't know how you do it. Moving and tearing down a layout and building new ones even bigger. You've built and taken down several in the time I am still working on my first one. Best of luck. BigRail
I don't know Steve, this is the third location in less than a year. Almost sounds like your trying to stay one step ahead of the Feds. LOL If memory serves me correctly I saw your picture over at the Post Office a couple of weeks ago.
Anyways, congrats on the expansion and I'm looking forward to doing more business with you in 2017.
Milwrd
SantaFeJim posted:W O W
That's it, I'm gonna try to convince my wife we need to move to Atlanta, In.
Who's with me?
Taxes/mortgage have to be better.
Mr Muffins,
I'm glad I saw this. I always thought you were closer to Ft. Wayne. I drive Chicago to Dayton every so often. I'll stop by one of these times and help fund the move.
Steve
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