I watched the video's on you tube,but I'm not sure who had the most trains for sale.
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I would say Grzyboski's for new. Since TrainWorld isn't there anymore and Nicholas Smith's booth is a shadow of it's former self, Grzyboski seems to be the biggest now. Brady's is a close second.
As far as items displayed in a large area is concerned, I agree that Grzyboski's would sure rank right up there. But as far as trains being sold or picked up by preorder buyers, my guess is that Steve Nelson (Mr. Muffin) would sure be in the running. His booth space might not have been extensive, but trains were sure moving out of the place at a good clip when I visited several times.
I know it wasn't one of the largest booths but JusTrains of Delaware had very attractive pricing on some things like the new improved Atlas turntable and (IIRC) the Base3. Trainz also is not the largest but they have one of the most varied assortments of merchandise. Neely's takes up a large area in one corner of the Orange Hall with parts and used trains in addition to new merchandise spread over many, many tables.
My guess would be Trainz.
Don
