Our club was joined once again by the folks (and modules) from the North Georgia group at our favorite show in Easley. We had a great time, trains, tracks and electrical ran better than expected. We also had a sale table this time where we sold donated items plus some members' stuff. A nice fundraiser!
The PnS had a great time at the Greer RailFest 2023 event. We assembled and ran our T-Trak modules to the delight of the viewing public.
A great show in Easley, SC (Rock Springs Church Impact Center) on Feb 17-18, 2023. The show was very well-attended, with lots of interest from our visitors. We showcased our recent enhancements to the Turntable module (roundhouse lights and bridge programming). The Georgia guys brought a couple of great-looking new (to us) modules which also enhanced the running potential. Trains ran well. Had a couple of electronic head-scratchers but we were able to work around them in a timely fashion.
We enjoyed another great show in Easley at the Central Railway Model & Historical Association's annual event at the Rock Springs Impact Center February 18-19, 2022. The Athens guys brought a couple more modules, and the trains ran well.
We enjoyed another great show in Easley at the Central Railway Model & Historical Association's annual event at the Rock Springs Impact Center May 14-15, 2021.
We had a great time setting up and running our layout to share with the crowd at the Central Railway Model & Historical Association's annual event at the Rock Springs Impact Center in Easley on February 7-8. The show was well-attended both days, school was out and there was some snow falling! Our trains ran well and we had a great variety on display!
On October 4th-5th, 2019, we traveled to the WNC Ag Center to participate in the Autumn Rails Train Show, which is sponsored by the French Broad e'N'pire Ntrak club. We set up our regular loop.
We were glad to be back at the Mauldin Chamber of Commerce's Trains, Trains and More Trains event, held over two weekends - September 7-9 and 14-15, 2019. This year they put us up on the stage, which worked well for us. As always, we were well-treated during our time there.
Asheville Train Show hosted each Spring by Western North Carolina Model Railroaders
