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South Jersey Model Railroad Club
« on: March 01, 2016, 11:15:40 AM »
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I do not know if this sort of thing is allowed here, but I mainly just want to see what kind of interest there was.

A few friends and I are interested in forming an HO scale Modular railroad club in the South Jersey area (most likely based out of Egg Harbor, New Jersey). For the time being, we are focusing mainly on HO scale due to the fact that there are already N scale clubs in the area. This post is mainly to garner interest and hopefully get a response from those of you looking for a club to join in the South Jersey area. We will be having our first unofficial meeting on Friday, March 11. If you would like more details, please feel free to either comment here or PM me, and I will be glad to set you in the right direction (I do not feel comfortable posting the address currently as it is a private residence).
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Re: South Jersey Model Railroad Club
« Reply #1 on: March 01, 2016, 12:47:46 PM »
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Have you thought about joining up or being a branch of the NJ FreeMo group? http://njfreemo.org/

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Re: South Jersey Model Railroad Club
« Reply #2 on: March 01, 2016, 01:01:08 PM »
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Have you thought about joining up or being a branch of the NJ FreeMo group? http://njfreemo.org/

Phil

I myself have never heard of the group before, and I doubt anyone else in my "group" has, either, which is one of the problems; of there are clubs, we do not know about them. We are more or less just trying to get local modelers together who do not belong to a club together. One problem in our area is that most of the stationary clubs are at full capacity, and nobody will leave the groups to allow new members (although the older members rarely show up).

I do appreciate you providing that link, though. I think we will be sticking with a three-track standardized module type. Then again, modular is not even a definite yet, that is more conjecture on my part. As I have said, I am more or less attempting to garner interest rather than make definite plans.
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