Rockville MD Train Show, November 14/15.

Bump.

I will try to make this show with my daughter in tow. I think she'll enjoy it!

I see from the flyer that there will be a "loco doctor" present. I'm guessing that they perform minor repairs on the spot. Is that for the benefit of train clubs running their displays or for show goers? If the latter, how does it work (rates)?

Thanks!

James,

The Loco-Doctor is able to make small minor repairs for a small fee for anyone that needs it although he is really there for the public. He also works part time as a tech at MTH so he knows his stuff. Does very good work for very reasonable prices.

Bump!

Sent the flyer to two families we know who have young kids that are into trains. May try to stop in myself.

John

Thank you and well done! I've been trying to promote this show as best I can. I've made a big push online and on social media lately and tomorrow plan to put up flyers at local libraries, grocery stores,,
Starbucks and other locations that have community bulletin boards. I've also promoted on parenting magazine online calendars and other media. Please feel free to put up flyers and/or hand them out to anyone you may think is interested. Appreciate your support. Please come by and say hello if possible.

Maybe the Washington Post would include it in their Weekend section? That is both on-line and in print.

I haven't looked at a print Post in years...read it online. I've never seen a "Weekend Section" online (unless I've always missed it). 

Last I saw the print Weekend Section it was pretty lame....I remember the days when the Weekend Section was nearly just as long as the main paper!

Don't forget about us this weekend if you are in the area!

I'll be there tomorrow! (Sunday)  Hope to run my K-Line Daylight 4-8-4, upgraded by Gunrunner John to 4 chuffs, improved smoke, and cruise control. It has become my grandson's favorite locomotive and train, probably because it is orange and he helped me put passengers in the dome.