Enclosed are some photos from the March Meet.

Members collected around the Display Table throughout the meet to view the wonderful models.

The Display Table

Michael Rozeboom's Collection of early Marxs equipment.

Stan Conley had a partially boxcar kit from Full Circle Models ( www.fullcmodels.com ).

The FCM boxcars is a laser cut cardboard (high quality) construction with a cast resin under frame.

Stan also had his Silver Plume Bakery kit out whish has been built as the Tweed News. The building sports a detailed front room with many of the fixtures made for paper!

This month Bill Meredith had four very intriguing projects on display: (CW) HO scale Hart Convertible Ballast Car, the B&O gondola that will sport steel coil covers, HO scale V&T Combine #1, and Sn3 production sample of the ET&WNC Hopper.

Our resident S scale enthusiast,Alex Binkley, brought out a glorious scale 4-8-4 Northern made by American Models.

David Steer once again demonstrated the depth of this railroad collection with a Lionel Hudson 2065. Dave states this was a gift from someone who knew he was into trains.

Mike outfitted his Silver Plume store as Barber Shop with the name “Barber Bill” who promises no “meek” cuts.

Mike also another recent creation of his – the Boileau’s Radio Repair. This was built from the FOS Pressman Radio Repair laser structure kit.

The March meet afternoon consisted of the KitBusters Workshop which provided an opportunity for folks to scratchbuild a addition to their Bakery Kit.
Ron Newby had presented a clinic in the morning on how to scratch build an entrance way that could be added to the Silver Plume Bakery kit.

More than 20 members took part in the afternoon workshop.		Grant K's Reisen Bakery.		Gilbert Lacroix's Wrongway Automotive shop sports a working fibre optics chase board.
Terry MacDonald's Fernie Bakery.		Alex Binkley's S scale Cafe Evelyn.		David Steer has kit bashed his O scale bakery kit to fit an odd space on his layout.
Peter Joyce's O scale drug store completed with detailed front room.		Peter Nesbitt demonstrating the massive size of this O scale store.		Ron Newby's N scale store with a new addition scratch built by Chris Lyon.
Bill Meek's Drug Staore that is operated by Michel Marteau, aka Mike Hamer		Peter Joyce's Drug Store sported a second floor complete with a crane.		Our clinician on scratch building - Ron Newby.