Looking for Canadian Layout
- Thread starter CN1
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Will O gauge do?http://www.aberfoylejunction.com/tframe.htm
This is the BEST O scale L/O I have seen.
I bought the CD, If you want a private tour, all it cost is $60.00 Can. between a small group thats penuts.
They do have show dates advertised.
I took a whack of pictures I`ll find the link
http://www.the-gauge.com/thread14247-yall-come-along-on-our-doubleheader-tour-we-paid-for-ya.html
The shots after the Spitfire are taken at Aberfoyel..
CN and CP .
This is the BEST O scale L/O I have seen.
I bought the CD, If you want a private tour, all it cost is $60.00 Can. between a small group thats penuts.
They do have show dates advertised.
I took a whack of pictures I`ll find the link
http://www.the-gauge.com/thread14247-yall-come-along-on-our-doubleheader-tour-we-paid-for-ya.html
The shots after the Spitfire are taken at Aberfoyel..
CN and CP .
CN1 said:Thanks Chris
I think I saw the O scale layout in RMC or CMR . Is that possible?
Nice Traction site :thumb:
Very likely it is a well modeled Layout and well know.
Aberfoyle was also covered in a British O scale magazine -- the builder was positively embarrased by the gushing praise.
Look for the Canadian Association of Railway Modellers site.
Look for the Canadian Association of Railway Modellers site.
Here are a couple more sites I have bookmarked.
First: The CPR Bruce Divisio;. A 34' x 36' HO Layout.
http://www.mcswiz.com/MyLayout/Homepage.asp
Second: "The Central Ontario Railway"; A 40'x120' O Scale Layout.
http://www.modelrailroadclub.com/
First: The CPR Bruce Divisio;. A 34' x 36' HO Layout.
http://www.mcswiz.com/MyLayout/Homepage.asp
Second: "The Central Ontario Railway"; A 40'x120' O Scale Layout.
http://www.modelrailroadclub.com/
The Orangeville (Bruce Division link in Will's post above) layout is really impressive, but is no more 
. The owner is moving across southern Ontario and will resurrect the layout in his new home. ETA is a few years...
Andrew
. The owner is moving across southern Ontario and will resurrect the layout in his new home. ETA is a few years...Andrew
Try These...
Canadian Model Railroad Clubs and Organizations:
http://www.railscanada.com/links/Model_Railroad_Clubs/
And this one from George's Trains:
http://www.georgestrains.com/club_info.php
Canadian Association of Railway Modellers has a list too:
http://www.caorm.org/Pages/clubs.html
Canadian Model Railroad Clubs and Organizations:
http://www.railscanada.com/links/Model_Railroad_Clubs/
And this one from George's Trains:
http://www.georgestrains.com/club_info.php
Canadian Association of Railway Modellers has a list too:
http://www.caorm.org/Pages/clubs.html