Welcome to our home page! The ASMR is an officially chartered 501(C)4 non-profit organization, based in Abilene, Texas. The club was established to promote public awareness and appreciation of Abilene's railroad heritage, and the important role played by railroads in national and local history.
The club was founded in 1991, and is currently meeting in facilities at 2043 N. 2nd Street, behind the old Coca-Cola plant. We are currently building a 67'x29' HO-scale layout. We also have a small N-scale layout. The club members own a HO-scale modular layout, which members take to various community events around Abilene. In addition, several members own portable layouts in various scales, which can be exhibited from time to time.
We meet Saturday mornings from 10:00 AM until Noon, with business meetings on the first Saturday of each month. Club members also get together for informal running sessions on Tuesday evenings from 7:00 - 8:30 PM. Meetings and operating sessions are always open to the public.
* President Ken Riediger, (325) 692-8419
* Vice-President Jim Frankenfeld, (325) 676-5906
* Secretary Cody Hilliard, (325) 690-9574
* Treasurer Ken England, (325) 695-2458.
The Abilene Society of Model Railroaders
Copyright © 2011, Abilene Society of Model Railroaders. All rights reserved. Web page by Cody Hilliard; some page design by Dusty Garison.
These pages last updated July 8, 2012. Thanks to TRAINWEB for hosting our site.
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Walls Going up on the New Layout!
Benchwork Moving along on the New Layout!
Helix Construction Completed
Upper Deck Modules Completed!!!
Backdrop Being Installed and Painted.
Track laying, Spline construction and wiring in progress
Phase 1 mainline is installed and trains are running.
It has been a little over a year since we have run trains at the club due to the construction of the new layout. However the wait is over and trains are running on the phase 1 mainline. I would like to thank all the members who worked hard to make this possible.