The schedule was similar to past years in which clinics and sales of model railroad goodies take place in the morning and evening and the afternoons are free to explore home layouts.
Events start at 8 AM and continue thru 10:30 PM so the days are fully packed.
I'll make this post a summary of sorts and showcase the highlights. Later posts will give details of the contest room, modules and home layout tours.
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| I especially liked this layout. It is hard to tell where the layout stops and the photo backdrop begins |
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| This was a contest entry and duplicates the real railroad in miniature |
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| Some of the bridge models were well detailed |
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| Large scale models on one foot square bases in the contest room |
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| Ticket office and dispatchers office as a part of the layout |
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| Model of the real railroad |
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| European prototype |
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| Carribean banana hauler |
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| Folks waiting to board the train on the Soggy Bottom modules |
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| Working a switching layout |
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| Compact large scale layout in its own shipping container |
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| On2 switching layout from England |
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| Famous location on the RGS railroad in Colorado - the Ophir Loop |
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| Layout runs at night with LED lights everywhere |
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