"You're thinking of Reg Biladoux (spelling?) I'm sure a few of the 
older members will remember him and his models, all of which were exquisite."

May 28-31, 1976.One of the best NASG conventions ever. Dick Arthur, Reg 
Belodeau and so on.
Ottawa, what a beautiful city. I captured most of the convention on slides!

Reg had a large Round House, each door opened and closed independently.
Reg had a impeccable machine shop in his basement and scratch built a 
locomotive that ran on its own, on some kind of a wood block. I believe it won 
and award. He was into automation, saw mills, saloon with piano playing and so 
on.

Dick Arthur placed a movie camera on a flat car and made a movie of his layout. 
Then decided that he wanted sound, so he made a sound track and attached it to 
his movie film. Imagine that, and by hand! For you newbie's ... Dick Arthur was 
a S Scale legend in those days. Bobbie, if you have that movie film, please get 
it transferred over to a disk. Most likely 8mm.

The Constitutional Convention, Ed Schumacher was president and my American 
Flyer Geep and Caboose won First Place for its 200th Centennial year paint 
scheme. Tsk! Tsk! I repainted American Flyer equipment!

"S"ee Ya, 
Bill



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