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The National
Model Railroad Association is the largest organization devoted to
the development, promotion, and enjoyment of the hobby of model
railroading...
http://www.nmra.org/ |
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Lone
Star Region, Division 6 of the NMRA.
http://www.lonestarregion.com/div_6/division6.html |
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NTRAK Modular Railroading Society, Inc. Here
you will find all manner of information about N scale modular
railroading including an explanation of just what it is, how to get
started in it, and how to get connected to others who are involved with
it...
http://www.ntrak.org/ |
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TTRAK, a new idea for modular N Scale
modeling
http://www.t-trak.org/index.html |
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SANTRAK as well as many other
organizations have selected the EasyDCC products as the DCC product of
choice for all digital command control functions. To become more
familiar with these products, you can go to
CVP
Products where you will find downloadable documentation for all
their products. |
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Nearby Clubs |
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An N-Trak club located in the Austin Texas area.
http://www.austntrak.org/index.html |
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SAMRA |
The largest HO scale modeling club in San
Antonio, TX. A non-profit organization located in the Bob Clark
Heritage Museum.
http://www.samratx.org |
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A.M.R.E. |
A.M.R.E. is a model railroading club located at the
Texas
Transportation Museum in San Antonio, TX. |
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NBHRMS |
The
New Braunfels Historic Railroad And Modelers Society is a
non-profit organization dedicated to the preservation of railroad
artifacts and education. |
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Clubs Of Interest |
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Northern Virginia NTRAK, Inc.
This site provides a host helpful information,
pictures of modules, workshops and more
http://www.nvntrak.org/ |
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UTAH COLORADO WESTERN
This is primarily a HO club but they have
an excellent, detailed description of an NTRAK module. The construction
and scenery is different and interesting.
http://www.ucwrr.com/ |
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SAN DIEGO SOCIETY OF N SCALE
They have a very large N-scale layout located within
San Diego Model Railroad Museum.
You might want to check out an
impressive
video of 99 car coal train.
http://sdsons.org/ |
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