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glad to see your photos, Bill. I wish I had met you there. But then there were a lot of folks on the floor. I really liked that Nn3 layout. I am glad that you posted your shots. Did you get any others? All the time that I spent taking photos of the layouts on both Saturday and Sunday did...

The Tropicana white "Orange Juice" reefers make a nice string. Saw a train (n-scale) of 60 behind 4 diesels at the train show a couple weeks ago. This guy runs the train at every show held here in the DC area.

dcc- getting back into the hobby after a 30 year layoff and having to confront the block and switches thing was more than I was willing to do. I went to a couple of train shows and watched the guys using the digitrax controllers and was hooked. It makes the hobby so much better.

I am doing 40-50's transition, but after the trainshow last weekend I may be adding some newer power units just because. :D :)

The hirailers had a nice display also. I tried to get a better vies of this logging Shay but the driver kept it on the outside track near the glass.

The wye on the HO layout seemed to have trains running through it all the time. I never saw such a busy module. They ran a lot of trains. The last photo is a scratch built replica of the Fredericksburg Train station (now an Amtrak stop). The mirror on the backdrop of the module shows the...

Just to show you that (1) there were other gauges present at the show and (2) that I did not spend ALL of my time at the nscale layout here are some of the other pix The Nn3 modelers were represented by a nice "western" US set of modules. I thought that I had more of them but it looks like I...

Hi Woodie, I am not sure of the rationale for the 3 tracks but I know that the nTraker's purpose is to run trains. They mostly display at shows and I would guess that three tracks gives them a lot of opportunity to run multiple trains. I know at prior shows where the Northern VA ntrak...

:wave: :wave: Happy Birthday, Val. Enjoy your day. :) :)

one more set for tonight. The Ottawa, Ontario, Canada Ntrak club was represented by these modules. Well done and the Autumn scene has some humor hidden in the layout. Notice the cars by the driveway. A Caterpillar tractor has run into the car backing out of the driveway. Look near...

the quality of the bridge building just amazed me. So much detail in such little space :) :)

The Kentuckiana Society of N-scalers had a very elaborate yard and scratch-built passenger terminal that I believe represented the Louisville Union Station.

some good looking heavy steam a nicely done cave and some more bridges

to continue:

last ones for now. The module in the second phot was done by a nine year old boy from New Mexico. The module in the last photo is unique. Notice how real the water looks. It is actual water being circulated through the two streams by a pump in the rear of the module. :) Back in a...

Here is another bit of whimsy - very original and it gets the Mrs. involved too :D :D :D

for interurban and the overhead wire group - there was one module that had the live caternary. :)

more from the dayton club.

Here is the next set The last photo is the beginning of the Dayton, Ohio set of modules. Very well done.

need to read the forum head and not "new posts". sorry I model in N :oops: