| | The WGH show in Saint Louis on January 8th an 9th was well attended. | |
| | | This is the Mississippi Valley N Scalers NTRAK setup. I'm a member. | |
| | | Here Paul Conrad is manning one of the corners of the layout. | |
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| | Here I am "adjusting" my train. | |
| | | | Here Jeff Coffelt and his son are over-seeing yard operations. | |
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| | The club T module. The BN passenger train was parked there during the show. | |
| | | My autoracks, and Ali Shahriary's BN freight pass. | |
| | | A three way meet that looks like a four way. The two BNSF locos are parked. | |
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| | Lots of traffic on the MVNS NTRAK. Here a 3 way meet occurs in front of a fair. | |
| | | Jerry Prott's custom painted locos. | |
| | | Ali Shariary and Wayne Burling are very proud of their engine terminal. | |
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| | My trains, my camera, what else do you think I'm going to take pictures of? | |
| | | The Pennslyvania Railroad lives on, long live the king! (for Glenn) | |
| | | Our yard is 5 modules in length. | |
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| | Gotta love the warbonnet. I'm the BNSF with an SF twist modeller. | |
| | | Saint Louis has two NTRAK clubs, here is the Gateway NTRAK folks. | |
| | | Different clubs set up their yards differently. | |
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| | Looks like mom and the girls are on crew break here in the Gateway lounge. | |
| | | This is Gateway's famous Tornado module. | |
| | | These modules were featured in Model Railroader. | |
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| | Here's a little better head on view of the tornado, but now its just a storm. | |
| | | Tornado Junior? Kevin Avery mans the Gateway NTRAK's T-TRAK setup. | |
| | | Gateway's T-TRAK modules. | |
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| | It's a neat and small setup. The track is all Kato Unitrack, bullet proof! | |
| | | The Decatur, Mt. Zion, and Southern's HO modular setup. | |
| | | Western roads are well represented on this side of the Mississippi river. | |
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| | I liked this Union Pacific passenger train, and waited for it to round the bend | |
| | | Legos, St. Louis Arch, and Santa Fe. What more could I say? | |
| | | The kids sure enjoyed this layout! | |
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| | I didn't catch the name of this HO layout. | |
| | | I thought I took a picture of the front of that sign, but alas I didn't. | |
| | | I liked their setup as well. But heck, its trains, what's not to like? | |
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| | Big Trains! You should've seen the line of parents and childer waiting to bo... | |
| | | A nice G scale layout. I like how they even layed down grass and scenery. | |
| | | This second G Scale layout even featured catenary. | |
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| | Thomas the Tank Engine What's a train show with out Thomas? | |
| | | The show folks even thoughtfully provided chairs for the parents. | |
| | | There were lots of vendors at the show selling everything from Z to G! | |
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| | The Woodland Scenics folks had a nice booth and provide demonstrations. | |
| | | The folks from Kato came down from Chicago to show off their latest offerings. | |
| | | The DI folks came down, and I got to see their prototype of the N Scale Maxi-III | |
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| | NMRA Raffle layout - The Gateway division is building this HO scale layout. | |
| | | Many of my friends; John Schindler, Mike Satke, Brian Post, and Doug Stahl. | |
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