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Trainstock 11 will be happening on Saturday January 19 at the NJ HiRailers Train club at 10am.  For those that have never attended it is an OGR forum party.  All are welcome as well as their families.  Bring some trains to run on our layout and enjoy a day of peace, food and trains away from the hectic days of your life.  Chef Vinny will be supplying the delicious food along with the rest of our kitchen staff. 

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We will be giving away some of our special run MTh Reefer cars and we will also be raffling off some interesting trains

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We charge a small fee of $8.00 to cover some of the cost of the food   Let us know if your coming

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Wooops  The address is 185 6th ave  Paterson NJ 07524  3rd floor  Follow these direstions instead of your GPS  The GPS will take you through a pretty seedy neighborhood

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From Points South

1- Take the Garden State Pkwy to exit 156. Merge onto route 20 north. Stay on rte 20 and left exit at 5th avenue. Make a left on fifth. Go over the railroad tracks and make the first left onto River street. Make a right on 6th avenue and we are in the big white building .

2- Take the NJ Tpke to exit 16W route 3 West. Take route 3 about 2 miles and take Route 21 north. Route 21 north becomes route 20.Stay on rte 20 and left exit at 5th avenue. Make a left on fifth. Go over the railroad tracks and make

 the first left onto river street. Make a right on 6th avenue and we are in the big white building.

From Points North

Take the Garden State Pkwy south and exit at Route 80 west. Exit route 80 at exit 60 onto route 20 North. Stay on rte 20 and left exit at 5th avenue. Make a left on fifth. Go over the railroad tracks and make the first left onto river street. Make a right on 6th avenue and we are in the big white building.

From Point West

Take route 80 east to exit 60 route 20 north. Stay on rte 20 and left exit at 5th avenue. Make a left on fifth. Go over the railroad tracks and make the first left onto river street. Make a right on 6th avenue and we are i

n the big white building.

From Points East

Take the George Washington bridge. Merge onto route 80 west. Exit at exit 60 which is route 20 north. Stay on rte 20 and left exit at 5th avenue. Make a left on fifth. Go over the railroad tracks and make the first left onto river street. Make a right on 6th avenue and we are in the big white building.

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Here is the difference , this probably one of the biggest and best Layouts you will ever see. This club is tops in my opinion. Layout takes up an entire floor of an old factory and is very impressive. Your grandkids will love it. I have been to see this many times and always something new to see. There are no dealers there with items to sell it’s just all Layout. This will be something you will want to see again. 

xrayvizhen posted:

Could someone please explain the difference, if any, between "Trainstock" and any of the other shows? I want to bring my grandchildren (ages 3 & 6) and I see on the club's website that there are shows on November 18th and December 2nd.

Trainstock and our other shows have very different objectives.  Trainstock is a gathering of OGR members to discuss trains and socialize.  It is primarily for adults.  Some folks bring their trains to run but not as many trains are typically running as during our other shows.  Our other scheduled shows are much more family oriented.  We usually have many children at these.  We run a complete set of train all day.   The last show in December is the best.  The place is decorated including our 20ft Christmas tree and Santa makes a visit with a present for each child.  We also take a complimentary picture with each child and Santa.

Bottom line....the kids will enjoy our regular shows much more than Trainstock.  Unless of course the kids enjoy watching older guys argue the merits of Lionel vs. MTH!!!  <g>

Chris Lord posted:
xrayvizhen posted:

Could someone please explain the difference, if any, between "Trainstock" and any of the other shows? I want to bring my grandchildren (ages 3 & 6) and I see on the club's website that there are shows on November 18th and December 2nd.

Trainstock and our other shows have very different objectives.  Trainstock is a gathering of OGR members to discuss trains and socialize.  It is primarily for adults.  Some folks bring their trains to run but not as many trains are typically running as during our other shows.  Our other scheduled shows are much more family oriented.  We usually have many children at these.  We run a complete set of train all day.   The last show in December is the best.  The place is decorated including our 20ft Christmas tree and Santa makes a visit with a present for each child.  We also take a complimentary picture with each child and Santa.

Bottom line....the kids will enjoy our regular shows much more than Trainstock.  Unless of course the kids enjoy watching older guys argue the merits of Lionel vs. MTH!!!  <g>

Thank you. That's what I need to know. I've been to Trainstock several times so instead this year I'll bring the kids to one of the other events.

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