Yes, it was a great show! The greatest lies not in the attendance which I believe was up to the level of past shows but rather in the opportunity once a year to dialogue with lots of narrow gauge modellers in person who I don't normally see each year.
I didn't sell a single copy of the Trainz simulator from my booth (and that is juts fine) probably because I spent most of my time wandering around talking to others and taking pictures. I will post the pictures as soon as I get some glitches out of the posting process I am experiencing.
I also thoroughly enjoyed the two clinics I attended .. on by Niall Mackay on his Picture Project for the Huntsville and Lake of bays and another by Ferd Mels on how to approach entering the brave new world of scratchbuilding. Thanks to them for sharing.
And a huge thanks to all of the folks who put the time and energy into organizing and running the show.
Russ in Oakville, Ontario, Canada
