There are many Special Interest Groups that allow those who share like interests to share thoughts and passions about facets of the hobby. They are usually referred to as SIGs for short. These are different than the typical RR historical society that focuses on one specific line. Some include topics such as operations, layout design, early rail, and the Civil War.
In future posts some of the SIGs will be explored in more detail and maybe one will appeal to you enough to join that group.
Saturday, December 29, 2012
Wednesday, December 19, 2012
JRDs own Radical Flats mentioned in Blog
The JRD's own Radical Flats was prominently mentioned in a blog by Lance Mindheim on how to build a great simple layout by New Years. The idea is that you could in the last two weeks of the year build a very basic switching layout using some code 70 track and the Radical Flats building fronts. Great idea and one worth considering if you are a beginner or never seem to get a layout built. Add a couple cars, dcc/sound switcher and a basic DCC system and you have an operating layout that can fit on a bookshelf.
Tuesday, December 4, 2012
Podcast worth your time
If you are like many of us who commute long distances and want to listen to something other than the same song for the 5th time or the same news story rehashed from yesterday then take a look at The Model Railway Show. Each show is about 30 minutes and is available from iTunes or other subscription sources. For example, Episode 45 had Doug Gurin of LDSIG and Charlie Getz of the NMRA. Take a listen and see what you think.
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