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Alberta - Calgary Free-mo
Calgary, AB - Calgary Free-mo is a group of HO-scale railway modelers, building modules following the international Free-mo modular standard. Everyone owns their own modules, building whatever industry, scenery and era interests them. We then connect them together to form a large layout - it’s never the same layout twice!
We set up a layout four to six times a year, including public shows such as Supertrain, Railway Days and GETS, as well as private/semi-private set-ups, including our open invite Albert Free-mo set-up, held every August in railway-historic Big Vally, Alberta.
Site Details/More Info: URL: http://calgaryfreemo.ca/ (Added: 11-Jan-2017)
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British Columbia - Coldslap Free-mo
Chilliwack, BC - Coldslap Free-mo began as a division of the Chilliwack Model Railway Club in the fall of 2004. One of the members had been exposed to a relatively new concept called Free-mo. Our primary goals are to construct a high quality layout on which to operate realistic trains, and to host or participate in as many Free-mo events as time and money will allow.
Over the past ten years, we have constructed a 33 foot long, 10 track yard named Coldslap Yard, as a group project. James, a steam aficionado, was industrious enough to construct a roundhouse addition to the side of the yard. Individual members have also been constructing modules of their own to expand the layout.
Site Details/More Info: URL: http://coldslapfreemo.org/welcome.htm (Added: 11-Jan-2017)
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Canada - Golden City Railway Modellers
Trail, BC - Located at Waneta Plaza Mall, 8100 Highway 3B, Trail B.C., Canada
Our layout is open for public viewing every Wednesday and Saturday.
To complete the construction and publicly display our modular model railroad of Rossland, which depicts the numerous mines, railways and buildings over a time period from the late 1890's to the mid 1950's. This is the era of steam locomotive power and the transition period to diesel locomotive power. Each module focuses on a different time and part of Rossland, so the viewer gets a good sense of the history of the railways, mines and City of Rossland. Every effort is being made to ensure the historical details of each scene is as accurate as possible.
Site Details/More Info: URL: http://www3.telus.net/goldencityrailwaymodellers/ (Added: 12-Jan-2017)
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Manitoba - Win-N-Trak
Winnipeg, MB - Win-N-trak Model Railway Group is a non-profit organization, whose aim is to enjoy and promote the hobby of model railroading in N scale (1/1 60) through the use of the international modular layout concept developed by N-Trak. The N-Trak concept employs standard track locations in order to allow modules built by members to be joined together to create layouts of various sizes and shapes.
Site Details/More Info: URL: http://www.winntrak.ca/ (Added: 31-Jul-2004)
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Ontario - Barrie Allandale Railway Modellers
Barrie, ON - The club was founded in the mid sixties as the Lake Simcoe Railway Modelers. Since then the club has built and dismantled several layouts in both HO and N scale at several locations in Barrie. In 1989 the club commenced construction on our Lake Simcoe Railway portable HO Layout. In 1991 the clubs name was changed to the Barrie-Allandale Railway Modelers to reflect the geographic location of the club.
"The Friendly Club"
Our club is a meeting place for railway modelers and others interested in model railways. We have an opportunity to meet and share our enthusiasm with like minded individuals. Those who wish to can work on or operate our HO Layouts. Our goal is to promote the hobby of railway modeling.
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Ontario - Credit Valley Free-Mo Group
Credit Valley, ON - The Credit Valley Free-Mo Group is an HO scale model railroad group that was established in 2007 by people with an interest in the Free-Mo method of module building and operations.
The purpose in creating the Credit Valley Free-Mo Group was to have fun and enjoy the company of others who are looking for the same, in playing with; (oops!) we mean, operating our trains. We hold twice-monthly meetings to discuss progress on group activities, module construction, and other general topics and attendance is voluntary. Members also share their talents and expertise on different aspects of the hobby.
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Ontario - Erin Mills Model Railroad Association
Mississauga, ON - The Erin Mills Model Railroad Association was formed in May 1980 as a club to encourage and promote model railroading. At present, the club has about seventy members ranging from early teens to retirees.
While our association does not have a permanent layout, we have two active groups based on portable modular layouts, one for HO scale and one for N scale. These layouts are assembled at train shows in order to form large temporary layouts on which our members operate their trains.
Just as important, you will be able to meet with fellow railroad modelers, many of whom have home layouts, and may be working on their own individual projects ranging from small apartment layouts to large room filling railroad empires.
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Pacific Northwest Division of the Train Collectors Association
Seattle, WA; Portland, OR and Boise, ID - The Train Collectors Association was established in October 1954 and with the continuing growth of the Association, TCA Divisions of the Association were established throughout the United States. Today there are 20 TCA divisions of which the Pacific Northwest Division TCA is one of them and was established in June of 1958.
The boundary of the PNWD TCA includes Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Alaska and British Columbia, Canada. We have 3 Chapters within our Division, Seattle, WA; Portland, OR and the new Treasure Valley Chapter in Boise, ID. Our membership within our boundary is now over 340 and continues to grow each year.
Meetings are held by our Division and Chapters at frequent intervals. The National Convention of the Association is held annually the last full weekend in June, at a location selected each year by the Association.
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