Here are a few "non-Dawson Station" pictures from the 22nd Annual Willamette Cascade Model Railroad Club Train Show & Swap Meet in Eugene, Oregon. It was the largest train event I've been to, and quite the experience.
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This is the main room. There were two other rooms. The array of merchandise was amazing and ranged all scales and interests.
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Besides my layout, there were three other setups. There was a well done Ntrack modular layout called the A&P.
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However there was some questionable track work on their layout.
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Honest advertising. The displays ranged from serious vendors to people just trying to clean out their basement.
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Miles and miles of HO scale cars, all reasonably priced!
The other layouts were the Oregon Electric O-Gaugers from Albany, Oregon, and Clay's Trailer-n-Train layout from Lebanon, Oregon.
In all, a pretty amazing event. You can read my
other post about the show here.
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