trumptrain posted:
As for train stores: MB Klien in Cockeysville ( about 25 minutes from downtown ) is really the only game in town ( or in this case out of town ). There is not much of a retail show room any longer as they are using what used to be retail space for their surging internet business: modeltrainstuff.com At least they seem to be doing well financially. There is a small retail area
Can't emphasize this enough. I swung by there yesterday to pick up a few items and Klein's is a shadow of its former self. They downsized when they originally moved out from the city and this latest remodel reduced the "retail space" even more.
Don't get me wrong. It's still one of my go-to train dealers. Fantastic inventory and pricing. I just don't recommend driving out there (Cockeysville) as you have lots of other great suggestions for things to do in and around Baltimore.
