Lebanon, Indiana train show.
miles: 140
One day northwest of Indianapolis.
My first time at this show.
Walked into the building and it wasn't very large but found out there were 2 buildings.
left side.
right side.
Several tables of brass available.
Got to see some 'different' layouts versus the usual that are in my 'area'.
Builder plates.....
but, at 1500 bucks each, I'm guessing he took most them 'home'.
A very nice display by NMRA of all the scales and gauges.
G scale.
I bought the center Burlington 2-10-4.
Lots of steam engine parts.
Leon was the seller.
2nd building.
Nice selection of bridges.
More brass.
Good price on Tortois at 15 bucks each.
N gauge
Functional tornado!
New Trolley system being developed.
Joe and I stopped at, I believe, it was MLC restaurant.
Very nice 'buffet style' and very good, home made type food.
Booty.
I wasn't expecting to buy anything but so much for that 'theory'!
4 sets of Central Valley heavy weight passenger trucks.
They made very nice trucks: fully sprung and functional side frames.
For my brass passenger cars, if I every get 'around' to painting them!
Tons of steam brass parts.
Overland's motor/drive system for steam engines.
I bought a bunch of brass steam parts and Leon said: I'll never sell the rest of these so just take them all.
He 'talked me into it'!
Some 'loads' for my ore cars.
Never have too much 1/16" diameter heat shrink tubing!
I didn't need this but Leon had a very reasonable price so I couldn't refuse!
