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Sounds like a good one. Is it worth an 8 hour drive?
What makes this show especially worthwhile attending is the large number of manufacturers who participate and the wide variety of operating layouts on display. Other than Trainfest or the NMRA national show, it's a rare opportunity to meet many of the makers of the model railroad products we buy.Depending upon where you live, Amtrak to Springfield, MA or a flight into BDL are other travel options.If you've never before attended the show, it's useful to download the list of exhibitors and the map of the exhibit halls to determine in advance what you might particularly want see and where it is located within the four separate buildings.http://www.railroadhobbyshow.com/files/files/exhibitors.12.26.2016.alpha.pdfhttp://www.railroadhobbyshow.com/files/files/ARS%202017%20CLEAN.pdf
Good idea - I always print out the lists then on the maps I highlight the vendors I want to visit.Maybe we should try to set up another unofficial Railwire meet? Last year we met at the Atlas display and IIRC, Cory R. took the group photo. But Cory is not with Atlas anymore.