Hi Folks, I've been working to add two new features to http://www.s- scaletrains.com.
1- A compilation of hobby shops across the land who stock some kind of S scale. The list was culled from the dealer lists at the AM and SHS websites as well as some tips I got on the S-Trains list when a modeler asked for hobby shops in the Boston area. I was amazed and pleased at the large number of dealers that AM and SHS have built up over the years. It would be great to add more so I'll be kicking off an "S Friendly Hobby Shop" campaign. I wrote about it in the next Dispatch. There are shops in 40 of the 50 states, so we can try to target the 10 who don't have any listed dealers. They are: OR, NV, MT, WY, ND, SD, LA, KY, MS and VT. I hope you can look the list over and make some suggestions. I'll be trying to add email addresses and websites to the list in the future, but obviously that will take some time. It's at www.s-scaletrains.com/sfriendly or go to www.s- scaletrains.com and click on "S Friendly Hobby Shops". 2- I'm putting together an on-line "Buyer's Guide" based on the NASG brochure, past MRN S-Curves columns and other sources. Once again, I hope I get plenty of input from all of you folks. It's at http://www.s-scaletrains.com/sbuyer or go to www.s-scaletrains.com and click on "S Scale Buyer's Guide". My site is only one of many good ones that our scale has and I feel that the internet is extremely important in promoting S in the 2000's. Thanks, Roy S-Trains list sponsor: http://www.americanflyertrains.com All the Flyer you desire...books and accessories too! To UNSUBSCRIBE from this list send a note to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
