--- In [email protected], Bud Rindfleisch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
>SNIP
>
> Consider joining a club, even if its not
> an S club, for encouragement, support, even help with projects. I
fondly
> remember the Delaware Valley S Gaugers and later the Lehigh Valley
S
> Gaugers clubs held "secret project" meetings whereby members
unveiled
> their....secret modeling projects from the past year or so. Kind of
an
> inspiration to get something done. All in all, this is still a
hobby
and
> its supposed to fun, right?
>
> Bud Rindfleisch
>
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Excellent advice, and if there is no club close by join (or start) a
round robin group with other model railroaders in the area, even if
they do not model in S. In my round robin group (I am the only one
who
models in the one true scale BTW), it always seems that at least one
of
us is excited about the hobby and that keeps the rest of us fired up
and moving forward.
For example, I am in the middle of a train room building project and
I
find it a big PIA because I am model railroader, not contractor. The
folks in my group, seeing me lose focus earlier this year, "pushed"
me
into building some test sections for the layout. Now I "R" excited
again about the project.
Hope this helps,
John Gibson
Rocklin, CA
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