Items for sale

From Joseph

 I am still interested in buying a couple of the buildings that had price stickers on them. But for the club equipment, why not make a list of the items for sale, then we can have an auction night for those interested in buying anything. I am interested in the main controller (BD240?), cars, people, maybe some other items, but it would be nice to know what will be up for sale. I will be there this Tuesday and sorry I missed the last meeting.

Meeting and New Facebook page.

The Jonkers building was decided to be too small and above our budget.  Other options are being explored.

 Most of the buildings and scenery were removed from the layout, last night.

After the track was removed from the peninsula area of the branchline, demolition started.

Dave has set up a Facebook page, The Woodstock Model Railroad Club, for us to post our own modeling, please join.

Another fallen flag.

2020 has not been a good year.  We have been notified that we have until the end of the year to move out. In a hurried discussion we tentatively agreed that we may operate until the end of Sept. And then start to tear it down. This also means we have until then to find a new location, I do not think that we will be able to do that, but who knows.
People who have anything stored under the benchwork should remove it as soon as possible. We would appreciate it if you could not remove anything from the layout like rolling stock or buildings until we shut down.
If we don't find a new location we will sell all the clubs equipment when we can and divide the money.
Any ideas please let me know.

Top photo has the branch line freight headed into the tunnel. The second picture is the ore train being switched. The last picture is a meet between The ore train and the oil train between Lincoln and Jutland.

Jim's Baxter coal

Jim's Baxter coal detailing.

See some of you tonight.

Railroad open again

 I will be there around 6 pm. To wipe down and prepare the layout. Covid rules are in effect.

Here is the difference between men and women described in terms model Railroaders will understand.

Extreme Heat

Layout sessions down until July 14th due to the heat, unless the weather changes.

Tuesday night at the Huff and Puff

The first night back went well. Everyone wore masks, thank you! Social distancing was a little harder however. Four or five trains were run, with few problems. After being idle for months not too bad. I suspect that heat expansion could be causing some derailment problems.
Dave brought in a couple of his projects, see the motorcycle in the picture below.

As usual, great job Dave.