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My list of favorite places on the web
some for fun, some for commerce, and sometimes advice.
Wanna visit them? Just click on the icons!
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 | I've been a member of the FCSME for many years now. I've worn
many hats, as President, Vice President, and Secretary. These days I
am a member of the Module Review Board (MRB) and help to pre-screen
new modules before actual construction to ensure the owner will be
in compliance with club standards. Speaking of club standards, I am
also the defacto Editor of the spec book, "adjusting" it as the
members concur on changes. |
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| This is the DCC system that I use, as well as the FCSME. Why?
Because its the easiest to use fully functional system out there,
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| The Moose Caboose. My favorite hobby shop. Great prices,
personal service, what more could you ask for?? |
4 times a year I can be found at the Great Scale Train Show in
Timonium MD. It's the best show on the east coast, (possibly the
country) and if you haven't been there yet, you owe it to yourself to
attend.
Spring Mills Depot. With
the largest, most flexible train transport boxes out there! Best part
is, you can fill them with their custom run cars and they won't mind
at all!!
Railroad Model Craftsman Magazine. Not as much glitz &
glam as the other big hobby magazine, but lots more of the stuff that
real modelers need. When you get tired of being treated like a newbie,
go here!
 Magazine of the National Model
Railroad Association, it's chock full of good stuff. Best part is it's
included in the membership cost of being a regular NMRA member. Not a
bad deal at all, especially when you consider what the NMRA has done
for the hobby in the past, and is continuing to do today.
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| All the scenery supplies you will
ever need. Great products, great folks to!
| Love em or hate em, it's still
the most widely appealing magazine in the hobby.
Ken Spranza's
website. Always good things going on here. |
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