Bob,

  Sorry I missed the convention.  On a family vacation.  I hope one or both of 
the 2 S scale visitors were Don McDougall or Jim Schall and they took pictures 
for me to see.  A good Sn3 friend brought me the RMC article.  Outstanding.

  George Courteny

--- In [email protected], "adguytrains" <robert_hogan@...> wrote:
>
>.... We did have two S scalers in the group as well. 
> 
> Bob Hogan
> 
>  
> 
> --- In [email protected], "scale S only" <scalesonly@> wrote:
> >
> > And I am sure the Bob Hogan gave them a good show too.
> > Bill Winans
> > ---------------------------
> > Pete,
> > 
> > Congratulations on your successful open house: the layout looks great!  
> > This 
> > is one of the best ways to expose S to the other scalers, where they can 
> > actually see the size advantage.  Your clinics sound interesting and are 
> > another way to send the message. Along with the efforts of the Atlantic 
> > Coast S Gaugers, vendors and the NASG presence, the NMRA guys got a good 
> > dose of S last week!
> > 
> > Roger Nulton
> > ---------------------------
> > NMRA Atlanta Convention 2013
> > 
> > My "S" scale layout was open for tours two days and visited by the Bus Tour 
> > on Monday. A total of 120 visitors, of which 50 were NMRA members, saw the 
> > layout.
> > I completed most of the scenery and powered several more turnouts with 
> > "Blue 
> > Point" machines. The operation of the trains went quite smoothly and seemed 
> > to be enjoyed by the visitors.
> > I had information flyers for those showing the most interest in the size 
> > and 
> > availability of "S" trains for possibly joining the scale.
> > I gave three clinics; Clinchfield Railroad, Modeling Prototype Track and 
> > Modeling Bridges, plus plugged the "S" gage modeling possibilities of the 
> > hobby.
> > The "National Train Show" following the convention had the NASG booth, well 
> > stocked with the trains, accessories and knowledgeable people to answer 
> > questions about the hobby.
> > Several vendors had "S" items displayed in their booths, such as MTH, Des 
> > Plains Hobby, Motrak Models, Creative Laser Designs, Alpine Div. Scale 
> > Models, Custom Trax and others whom I can't remember at the moment.
> > The local "S" group, Atlantic Coast S Gaugers- Ga. Div., had their huge 
> > modular layout operating with both Hirail and scale trains all though the 
> > three day show.
> > Pete Silcox
> >
>




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