North Raleigh Model Railroad Club

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Several years ago the Club began participating in shows in locations distant from the Research Triangle Park in North Carolina. These generally entailed a significant effort beyond what would normally be required to operate a local show. Our club, along with other nearby clubs, began to cooperate to ensure the success of such shows. This arrangement was formalized in 2003 with the formation of the Eastern N Lines group.

The Eastern N Lines member clubs work together to organize, set up and and operate out-of-town train shows and large conventions. Current members are:

• Central Carolina N Scalers
• French Broad e'N'pire
• Lynchburg Area N Scalers (LANS)
• New Jersey Southern (NJS)
• North Raleigh Model Railroad Club (NRMRC)
• Richmond Area NTRAK (RANTrak)
• South Hampton Roads NTRAK

Click on the links for more information about these clubs.

Atlantic Coast S Gaugers
Carolinas Division

Joseph Haenn
404 Shetland Road
Rougemont, NC 27572-9338

The Atlantic Coast S Gaugers is a nonprofit club begun in Richmond, VA, and is divided into three divisions: Virginia Central Division, Carolinas Division and the Washington & Old Dominion Division. The Club's focus is S gauge trains, including American Flyer and other manufacturers. Members enjoy both collecting and operating S gauge trains.

Each Division of the Club has a modular S gauge layout which is operated 4 to 6 times during the year at various train shows and other events.

For more information, call Joseph Haenn at 919-471-2613 or send an Email.

Carolina Piedmont Division 13
Mid-Eastern Region, NMRA

Cary Senior Center
Room 302
120 Maury O'Dell Place
Cary, North Carolina

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The Carolina Piedmont Division (Division 13) of the Mid-Eastern Region of the National Model Railroad Association (NMRA) meets the 4th Tuesday of each month at 7:00pm in the Cary Senior Center in Bond Park on High House Road in Cary, NC. There are Members modeling in several scales, including G, O, HO and N.

For more information, call John Janosko at 919-562-0260 or Rob Rousseau at 919-567-0697.

Neuse River Valley Model Railroad Club, Inc.

PO Box 19573
Raleigh, NC 27619-9573

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The Neuse River Valley Model Railroad Club is a multiscale modular railroad club with members and layouts in Z, HO, O, and G scales plus O tinplate.

The Club meets the third Wednesday of each month at 7:30pm at their Club Headquarters at 5905 Triangle Drive in the Umstead Industrial Park, off Highway 70W in Northwest Raleigh. Visitors are welcome.

The Club participates in several shows/displays in the triangle area throughout the year. Each November the Club holds its annual show at the NC State Fairgrounds in Raleigh, with modular layouts and dealers from across the east coast.

For more information contact Peter K. Hansma, Public Relations. Send Email to Peter.

North Carolina Garden Railway Society

Central NC

Phone: (919) 266-1109

Connect to NCGRS web site.

 
The North Carolina Garden Railway Society (NCGRS) is the Triangle's Garden Railroad Club, although the club does not limit itself to the garden. The size of the trains generally means that they appear outside in the backyard. The NCGRS is composed of members in Central Carolina, as well as throughout the state.

Founded in 1991, the NCGRS is an informal group dedicated to helping each other learn tricks and techniques for enjoying large scale trains. The overall goal is to have fun with our trains. Monthly meetings rotate among the members so that different layouts can be seen and trains run.

Garden railroading is one of the fastest growing areas of the hobby of model railroading. Garden railroading is actually two hobbies in one. The first is the model-railroading portion. The second is gardening, an aspect which has brought other family members into model railroading.

This group is also asked to do a lot of shows in the area, which we do, hoping to entice people into railroading.

North Carolina LEGO^® Train Club

Raleigh, North Carolina

The North Carolina LEGO^® train Club (NCLTC) is a non-profit organization of LEGO^® Train Enthusiasts. NCLTC exists for its members to share their hobby with one another and to exhibit LEGO^® Trains for the general public at train shows that are open to the public, typically two to three times a year.

NCLTC is a loose collection of LEGO^® enthusiasts who enjoy building and exhibiting LEGO Trains. NCLTC is affiliated with the North Carolina LEGO^® Users Group (NCLUG).

Membership is open to anyone over the age of 18. Younger members are welcome but must be sponsored by an adult member (parent or older sibling). Membership is open to residents of North Carolina.

For more information, visit the NCLTC web site at http://www.ncltc.cc.

North Raleigh Model Railroad Club

Raleigh, NC

N Scale (NTRAK)

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The North Raleigh Model Railroad Club is the N-scale NTRAK club in the Research Triangle Park area of North Carolina. The Club was formed in 1972, mostly as a social club for people interested in railroads and model railroading. In 1974, the Club adopted the NTRAK standards for building N-scale modules. Today the Club has more than 30 members and over 200 linear feet of NTRAK modules, and participates in several train shows each year.

The Club meets on the first Wednesday of each month in various Members' homes. Membership is open to anyone regardless of modeling skills or scale (although we are primarily an N scale Club). For a membership application form or an invitation to the next Club meeting, please connect to the NRMRC web site (click above) and select the appropriate page.

The Sipping and Switching Society
of North Carolina

Raleigh and Boone, North Carolina

HO Scale

The S&SS is a very loose group of about 12 HO modular modelers who became fed up with a local model railroad club that seemed to be more interested in running a club than in running trains. The S&SS has no proper organization at all, but instead operates by consensus. The position of "Cruise Director", who coordinates show appearances, rotates among members every show.

There is no "club" as such. Instead the S&SS simply gets together every month or so at a local restaurant to talk about trains. The S&SS displays its modules at train shows within a 250 mile radius, about 4-6 times per year. Any money earned at such shows is donated to a local charity.

Connect to the S&SS web site.

Apple Valley Model Railroad Club

Historic Hendersonville Depot
7th Avenue & Maple Street
Hendersonville, North Carolina

The Apple Valley Model Railroad Club (AVMRC) is located in the 100 year old historic Hendersonville Depot. This 40+ member club has constructed a fully scenicked HO model railroad representing Hendersonville and Western North Carolina. The club is opened to the public every Saturday from 10:00am – 2:00pm. Admission is free and donations are accepted.

For more information about membership, or to contact the Apple Valley Model Railroad Club please send an email to: info@avmrc.com or click here to go to the AVMRC web site.

Cape Fear Model Railroad Club, Inc.

Southeastern North Carolina

PMB #137
1319-CC Military Cutoff Road
Wilmington NC 28405

Meetings are held at 7:00pm on the 1st Tuesday of each month.

Connect to Cape Fear Model Railroad Club web site

The Cape Fear Model Railroad Club is the local model railroad club in Wilmington, North Carolina. The Club sponsors a train show in late January each year featuring dealers, layouts, memorabilia, etc.

Cape Fear Railroaders

Chapter 164 — National Railway Historical Society
100% National Model Railroad Association Club

Fayetteville, NC

Meetings are held at 7:30pm on the 1st Tuesday of each month at the Cape Fear Railroaders Historical Center, on the third floor of Fascinate-U Children's Museum, 116 Green Street, Fayetteville, NC 28302.

Open House on the 1st and 3rd Saturdays from Noon – 4pm and 4th Friday from 7 – 9pm.

Connect to Cape Fear Railroaders web site

 
The Cape Fear Railroaders operates the Railroad Historical Center in Fayetteville, North Carolina. It is incorporated as a non-profit Historical and Educational organization, dedicated to keeping the history of railroading alive.

Members enjoy railroad history, historical preservation, railfanning, slide and video presentations, and discussion of rail-related topics. Activities include running a model railroad show and sale, trips to other rail museums and shows, and operating model railroad displays at malls and the county fair.

Carolina Coastal Railroaders

2001-B South Glenburnie Road
New Bern, NC 28562

Contact the Membership Chairman at: 252-638-2504.

Connect to Carolina Coastal web site

The Carolina Coastal Railroaders (CCR) was formally organized in 1992. Currently there are 35 members.

The CCR has a permanent layout, the Carolina Midland, in HO scale with 286 feet of mainline track that was started in March of 1993. The model railroad is based on railroading in North Carolina — starting on the coast in a port and continues into the mountains. There is a mine, large yard with diesel facilities, steam facilities (under construction), a large town and numerous small industries. All members participate in the construction and operation of the railroad. All members have access to the railroad at all times. There is also an N scale layout with 85 feet of track and lots of sidings.

Layout work sessions are Monday and Thursday nights from 7:00 – 9:00pm, and Saturdays from 8:00am – 12:00noon at the address above. Trains run each Saturday at 8:00am.

The CCR has a Modular Railroad Interact Group that consists of members within the club. Each member owns one or more sections of the 16' x 44' layout that can be transported and then connected with other modules to create an operational railroad. The members have displayed the modular railroad in different locations in New Bern. It is used as a means to educate the public and attract new members.

The Club hosts a Train Show (see Shows page) each February, which features layouts in various scales from cooperating clubs. There are many dealers in attendance who buy and sell everything connected with Model Railroading. The modular railroad is displayed annually at the October Chrysanthemum Festival and at the Kinston Arts Council Museum.

Carolina Model Railroaders, Inc.

J. Douglas Galyon Depot
(REA Building next to Greyhound)
234B East Washington Street
Greensboro, NC

U.S. Mail: PO Box 13642, Greensboro, NC 27415-3642

HO, N and Z Scale Layouts

Hours of Operation: Thursday: 7:00 – 9:00pm
Saturday: 10:00am – 5:00pm
Sunday: 2:00 – 5:00pm
 

The Carolina Model Railroaders occupied a space in the old Southern Railway depot in Greensboro since 1975 and built a fine model railway there, which reflects the flavor of the full-size railroading in the area as it was and is today. Currently the Club is located in space in the old REA building adjacent to the main terminal while the Depot is being renovated. There are about 30 members ranging in age from 15 to 85. New members are welcome.

The Club is constructing a large HO scale display showcasing the industrial and railroad heritage of Greensboro. Members model in Z, N, HO, O and G scales. Several are narrow gauge enthusiasts and most are accomplished model railroaders with years of experience.

The club meets every 3rd Thursday.

Visit the club's web site at http://www.carolinamodelrr.com.
Send Email to the Club.

Carolina Southern Division 12
Mid-Eastern Region, NMRA

Charlotte, NC

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The Carolina Southern is a division of the Mid-Eastern Region of the National Model Railroad Association (NMRA). Membership comes from the North Carolina counties of Cabarrus, Catawba, Gaston, Iredell, Lincoln, Mecklenburg, Rowan, Stanley and Union.

The purpose of our Division is to:

• promote model railroading especially in the area bounding the Carolina Southern Division by sponsoring model railroad conventions, meets, clinics, and contests

• promote model railroading in general through participation in the Mid Eastern Region (MER) and National Model Railroad association, Inc. (NMRA)

Central Carolina N Scalers

Lexington/Hickory, NC

N Scale (NTRAK)

This is a new N scale NTRAK club in the mid-section of North Carolina.

For more information go to the CCNS web site at ccnscalers.com/. The club also operates a forum at forums.ccnscaler.com which is open for viewing to non-members.

Cherryville Model Railroad Club

Old SAL Depot
105 N. Depot Street
Cherryville NC 28021

HO and O Scales

The Club is located in the old Seaboard Air Line Depot in Cherryville, which is located on the CSX line from Charlotte to Bostic at milepost SF 371.42. CSX has a radio repeater and tower on site (frequencies 160.590 and 161.520). The club is currently restoring the Depot to look just as it did when in operation in the early 1900's. The loading platform will also be rebuilt to enable train watching and picture taking.

There is a 12 x 14 foot operating HO layout in the waiting room that is currently being expanded. O and HO Scale layouts are currently under construction in the warehouse, as is a 2-track G scale layout that will hang from the rafters. An N Scale diorama of the Seaboard Air Line train wreck on July 13, 1966 that occurred in Cherryville will be constructed. This wreck destroyed 6 engines and killed an engineer. There will also be a museum in the Depot, which will feature the old Wilmington, Charlotte, Rutherford rail line that went through Cherryville.

The Club meets every Thursday night at 7:30pm. There is an open house each Saturday from 10:00am – 2:00pm.

For more information contact John Seagle at cherryvillemrrclub@hotmail.com.

Concord Area Model Railroad Club

908 South 9th Street
Bessemer City NC 28016

HO Modular, G and O Scales

Meets every third Saturday of each month at 7pm at member's layouts. Most members model in HO scale, but all scales are welcome. Dues $5.00 for postage and materials for notification of meetings.

For more information contact:
Alan Hardee at CAMRR@prodigy.net

French Broad E'N'pire

1396 Spicer Cove Road
Hendersonville NC 28727

 
The French Broad E‘N’pire N-TRAK Club is a model railroad organization consisting of 14 members who model in "N" scale, the majority of whom live in Hendersonville, with members in Brevard, Asheville and Lake Lure. The club has been in existence for over 13 years and meets in a member’s basement 15 miles outside of town in the Edneyville area. The Club has a 16'x28' “U” shaped N-TRAK layout there and meets to work on or operate the layout every Wednesday night from about 7 to 10 p.m. There is a business meeting on the first Wednesday followed by an operating session. The Club puts on a model railroad show and swap meet called “Autumn Rails” each year in October and include a large N-TRAK layout as an operating display. We also participate in several N-TRAK shows each year.

The club gets it’s name from the Greenville and French Broad River Railroad, an actual railroad chartered in 1855 to operate between Greenville and Asheville. The real railroad was never constructed, but lives in history and as interpreted on our model railroad layout as the French Broad River Railroad.

For information contact Chuck Place at (828) 685-2726 or Email at hmp3@blueridge.net, or visit the Club's web site at http://www.fbe-ntrak.com.

Goldsboro Area Model Railroad Club, Inc.

116 E. Mulberry Street
Goldsboro, North Carolina 27530

The Goldsboro Area Model Railroad Club promotes and shares an enjoyment of model railroading. The club philosophy is that joining a model railroad club should be interesting and fun, not a chore. That's why the club features:

• No mandatory work sessions

• No long waiting periods to operate trains

• No series of endless meetings and rules

Modelers and rail enthusiasts of all skill levels and backgrounds are welcome at Goldsboro Area Model Railroad Club. Club membership is a mix of beginners and experts — you might even find a few hobby shop owners and railroad employees on our roster.

The club has a large N scale layout that is currently under construction, designed for the railfan. Designed by an aspiring Master Model Railroader, it features spectacular sight lines, interesting Lineside Industries, and a track plan that supports prototypical operations.

Our business meetings are held on the third Thursday of each month, and operating sessions are held each Saturday and open to the public from 10:00 AM until 3:00 PM.

More information is available on the club's web site at www.goldsbororrclub.org

Greensboro Model Train Club

1814 Spring Garden Street
Greensboro NC 27409

This is a new club in the Greensboro area primarily for those modeling in O Gauge (Tinplate). Meetings are currently occasional.

For more information contact:
Rodney Sutherland at (336) 449-6824
or
Mike Brock at (336) 273-5894

Visit the club's web site at www.greensboromodeltrainclub.clearwire.net.

Kinston Area Railroad Modelers

400 North Queen Street
Kinston NC 28501

This is an HO scale club utilizing Digitrax DCC for train control. New members are welcome, and the layout is open to the public.

For more information contact:
Craig Strickland at (252) 523-1923 or by email at cstrick4@suddenlink.net.

Mayberry Model Railroaders

Mount Airy, North Carolina

Meetings are held the 3rd Thursday of the month at 7pm; locations vary. The club is in the process of building our own building and club layout. Modelers of all skill levels and scale interest are welcome.

For more information contact:
Herb Atkins
PO Box 255
Mount Airy, NC 27030
Phone: (910) 786-4201

Metrolina Model Railroaders, Inc.

4120 Belle Meade Circle
Belmont NC 28012

The Metrolina Model Railroaders were formed in 1980 with the intent of building a permanent HO scale layout, which they did several times as they moved from buildings in Charlotte to Belmont where they stayed in one location for 13 years. The club currently does not have a permanent layout, but has built an HO scale modular layout that is displayed at the Southern Christmas Show in Charlotte and at other shows. The layout can be configured from 14' x 18' to 18' x 30', but still growing, which is stored and transported in a large enclosed trailer. There are photographs of this layout on the Club's web site.

Meetings are normally Sunday afternoons (2:00pm) and Thursday evenings (7:30pm) at member's homes.

For more information visit http://metrolinamodelrailroaders.org or contact the club by Email.

Onslow Model Railroad Club

236 New Bridge Street
Jacksonville, NC

The Onslow Model Railroad Club, serving the Marine Corps Base, Camp LeJeune, NC, home of the 2nd Marine Division, the Marine Corps Air Station New River, Jacksonville, and all of Onslow County, was formed in January 1998. The Club has members in both HO and N scales, and has both HO and N scale modules. The Club supports any area of prototype and model railroading that a member may be interested in. We have several seasoned model railroaders and lots of those new to model railroading.

The club meets every Tuesday evening starting at 6:30pm, and other times as members wish.

For more information contact Bernie Rosage Sr. at 910-455-6311 or Joe Brown at 910-330-4895. Send Email to Joe.

Piedmont and Western Railroad Club

Old Rock School
400 W. Main Street
Valdese NC

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The Piedmont and Western Railroad Club is an HO Scale club, formed and incorporated in 1988. Construction of the Club layout began in January 1989, and is almost 800 square feet (74 square meters) in area, with workshop and storage in an adjacent room. The mainline is mostly single track to increase operating interest, and is approximately 250 feet (76 meters) long with total trackage well over 1,000 feet (305 meters). The Railcommand Control System is used.

The Piedmont and Western Railroad is a fictitious line serving Western North Carolina whose mainline extends from Marion, NC to Leadvale, TN. Its chief purpose is to carry the trains of its owners, Southern RR and the Clinchfield RR across the Blue Ridge Mountains. Since it is the only Carolina's mainline that crosses the Blue Ridge, traffic is heavy. The P and W also maintains extensive terminal facilities in Asheville which is the focus of operations. Trains set off or pick up local traffic, or are reclassified for their final destinations. Modern operations with diesel locomotives are emphasized.

The Club's activities focus on Thursday nights, with monthly business meetings on the first Thursday and operating sessions on the fourth Thursday; informal viewing can be arranged in advance for the latter. Both Active membership and Associate membership levels are available.

Smithfield Railroad Club

27 Noble Street
Smithfield NC

HO Scale

The club has a freelanced 30' x 80' HO scale layout with Digitrax DCC. Business meetings and work sessions are held on the 2nd Thursday of every month at 6:30pm. Operating sessions are held on the fourth Thursday. Visitors are welcome.

For more information visit the club's web site at http://home.earthlink.net/~pcjunkman or by Email.

Southbound Model Railroaders

120 Park Ridge
Winston-Salem NC 27107

HO and N Scales

Web Site: http://sbmrr.org

Meetings are held every Tuesday evening at 7:30pm. This 35 year old club has their own building in South Fork Park with a standard-gauge 35' x 30' HO scale featuring N&W and Southern. Modelers of all skill levels and scale interests are welcome.

For more information please call the club's answering service at 336-760-6924 to request membership and visit information.

Toe River Valley Railroaders

Yancey, Avery, Mitchell & McDowell Counties, North Carolina
(Burnsville, Newland, Spruce Pine, North Marion)

N, HO, O-High Rail, O-27, G and Prototype Scales

This Club is located in the heart of the Blue Ridge Mountains where the old Clinchfield line crosses by way of the famous Clinchfield Loops and the Nolichucky Gorge. Meetings are held the second Thursday of each month. The club is informal with no officers, dues or structure at this time. Currently there are 14 members.

For more information and the location of the current month's meeting please send an Email to Tom Hullett at tom_chriss@trccomputing.com, call him at 828-682-0314, or write to him at:

346 Maney Branch Road
Burnsville, NC 28714

Triad Live Steam Club, Inc.

Farmington, North Carolina

7½" Scale

The Triad Live Steam Club is located at Farmington drag strip in Farmington, NC, on Highway 801 off Interstate 40 about 7 miles north from Clemmons, NC. There are 3,000 feet of track with another 4,000 feet under construction. Track gauge is 7½" and loading/unloading is available. The Club features three "runs" each year —. Meetings are held the second and fourth Saturday of each month.

For more information contact Joe Showalter at (336) 724-9232, Fred Wood at (336) 766-7939 or Dan Foltz at (336) 744-1417. You can also email Dan at gfoltz1719@aol.com.

Waynesborough Model Railroad Club

118 West Mulberry Street
Goldsboro, NC 27530

Connect to WMRRC web site.

The Club has a 20' x 56' HO scale layout which uses Digitrax DCC for train control. Our layout is located in our own building. The layout is open to the public on Tuesday evenings at 7:30pm. The club is always looking for new members.

For more information send an email to wmrrc@hotmail.com.

Western North Carolina Model Railroaders

Asheville, North Carolina
Division 15, SER, NMRA

 
The "Western North Carolina Model Railroaders, Inc." are hobbyists drawn together by a common interest in railroading and model railroading. The club was chartered on May 19, 1974 as a non profit organization. Operations are conducted by officers and a board of directors, and are governed by a constitution and bylaws. Membership is open to men and women of all ages, whether they are NMRA members or not. Visitors and prospective members are always welcome at all the group's activities.

There are approximately 80 members with scales from Z to G. A general meeting is held once a month on the first Thursday, with the exception of July, at the Eliada House.

There is an HO scale modular group associated with the club called Land of the Sky Terminal RR.

Programs at the meetings are designed to provide information about railroading and model railroading, to help improve skills in various areas of model railroading and to offer opportunities for members to participate in model railroading activities and events at local, regional, and national levels.

Clinics cover a wide range of topics, including layout construction, scenery techniques, wiring, weathering, and prototypical operation to name a few. Other events include the annual white elephant sale that offers bargains for the members, contests to test member's model building skills, and occasional field trips to observe railroading in real life.

This club hosted the NMRA SER/MER Spring Convention held Memorial Day weekend in 1997.

For more information go to the club's web site at www.landofskydiv.org.

Wilson Area Railroad Modelers (W.A.R.M.)

c/o The Antique Barn
2810 Forest Hills Road
Wilson, NC 27893

Phone: (919) 237-6778

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The Wilson Area Railroad Modelers (WARM) is a membership of people interested in modeling a freelance layout with various styles, techniques and time periods — the steam era never died — and both steam and diesel locomotives work side-by-side, complete with shops to service both. The club organized in 1981, and began by meeting in members' homes to work on or to operate the member's layout. It has grown into a group which owns and operates what is believed to be the largest HO scale modular railroad on the east coast — The Wilson & East Carolina.

The 20' x 120' HO modular layout is located on the 2nd floor of the Antique Barn & Train Shop in Wilson, NC. The mainline is almost 8 scale miles long with dual main lines composing about 20% of the layout; this is being converted to a single main line with passing sidings. The layout consists of 65 modules in a semi-permanent configuration, some individually owned and detailed by club members. There are 2 main yards and one staging yard with a total capacity of 2,000 cars, and an engine servicing facility with a capacity of 60 engines. Control is Digitrax DCC, and signaling is being installed.

The club promotes interest in, and educates the public about model railroading by holding Open Houses every Saturday (except holidays) from 10am to 4pm. Admission is $1.00 per adult. Children are free but must be accompanied by an adult.

Business meetings are the first Saturday evening of each month. Operating sessions are held on the third Saturday of the month into the evening hours. Work sessions are scheduled as needed.

Jersey Central N-TRAK

Tinton Falls/Ocean Township
(Wayside), New Jersey

Connect to Jersey Central N-TRAK web site

 
Jersey Central N-TRAK is a fairly small club - approximately 15 modules - that follows NTRAK standards. Any and all model railroaders are welcomed (there are 2 female members). Whether you like to build models and modules, or just like to run trains, there is a place for you in this club.

The Kentuckiana Society of "N" Scalers (KSONS)

Louisville, KY

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The KSONS are dedicated to the advancement and enjoyment of N scale model railroading. Business meetings are held on the second Thursday of the month in the Louisville and Southern Indiana area. Public shows are held at various times throughout the year. Membership in the KSONS is open to anyone who is or wishes to become actively engaged in N scale model railroading.

The KSONS lead the way in the Louisville area with DCC, a large switching yard, 100+ car trains and award-winning model and modules.

The KSONS are the host club for The Derby City Express, the 2008 National NTRAK Convention.

Lynchburg Area N-Scalers (LANS)

Lynchburg, VA

Connect to Lynchburg Area N-Scalers web site

The Lynchburg Area N-Scalers was founded in 2000 and had their first public show in 2001. Club meetings are the first Thursday of each month in various members' homes.

Contact LANS via their web site for more information.

Northern Virginia NTRAK, Inc.

PO Box 523051
Springfield, VA 22152

Connect to NVNTRAK web site

 
Northern Virginia NTRAK brings N-Scale Model Railroading to the Nation's Capitol. The Club is very active in its monthly operating nights, and in its participation in Train Shows. NVNTRAK hosted NTRAK East '96, which featured the world's largest model railroad, with N scale modules providing a total of over 40 scale miles on the Red Line Route.

Richmond Area NTRAK
Model Railroaders

Ashland-Hanover Shopping Center
Ashland, VA

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RANTRAK members are dedicated to furthering the hobby of N Scale model railroading through public displays and community involvement. All roads are modeled and new members are welcome. There is always plenty to do and learn, so come join the fun.

The Richmond Area NTRAK Model Railroaders is one of three branches of the Richmond Freelance and Prototype Model Railroaders (RF&P MRR), the other two being HO and O scale groups. RF&P MRR Club Meetings are 7:00pm on the 1st Wednesday of every month. RANTRAK meetings are at 7:15pm on the 2nd and 3rd Friday of every month.

The RANTRAK layout is open for public viewing on Saturdays from 10:00am to 5:00pm and Sundays from 12noon to 5:00pm.

South Hampton Roads NTRAK Model Railroad Club

Chesapeake, Suffolk, Portsmouth, Norfolk and Virginia Beach, VA.

Connect to South Hampton Roads web site

The South Hampton Roads Club is a modular NTRAK N scale club serving Virginia N scalers in the Hampton Roads area of Norfolk, Portsmouth, Suffolk, Chesapeake and Virginia Beach. The Club meets every Tuesday evening at 7:00pm at Squires Memorial Presbyterian Church in Norfolk. (The first Tuesday of the month is a business meeting.)

The Club participates in a number of train shows each year, as well as Girl and Boy Scout activities and activities with the Tidewater Division of the NMRA.

Dues are $10/month for Regular Members and $2/month for Associate Members.

 
Tucson NTRAK

Tucson AZ

Connect to Tucson NTRAK web site

 
Tucson NTRAK is a not-for-profit social club whose theme is N Scale model railroading. Members enjoy the model train hobby and as a club are actively participating in it and promoting it. Part of the participation aspect is sharing accomplishments with the community, encouraging public rail crossing safety and railfanning safely along with respect for the railroad property being observed.

The club's roots go back to the early 1990's. For many years the club's layout was located at Davis Montham Air Force Base. After a couple of moves the club migrated towards NTRAK, and started setting up at Great American Train Shows. This led to the club becoming part of the Arizona & Southwest Model Railroad Society.

Tucson NTRAK was an early adopter of DCC for control and utilizes the Digitrax DCC system.

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