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Model Railroaders| Here are some scenes from other shows over the years | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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 The layout set up in the atrium of the Phoenixville YMCA. A couple of modules had to be left out to make it fit, but it still works. January, 2010. |
 Charlie discovers how easy it is to run a train using DCC. He still hasn't removed the shrink wrap from the cord, but he already is able to run trains. August, 2009 |
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 The UR-91 radio receiver allows us to run trains by radio control. We only need to plug in the throttles when selecting a locomotive. Then, we can walk around with the train or stand outside the rope line and talk to people. January 2009. |
 An "L" shaped layout allowed our display to fit around a planter in the in the atrium of the Spring Valley YMCA. January, 2008. |
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