Finding an Existing Club Near You
We are adding to the list of clubs even if the members have not yet found this wiki or posted pictures here. Look there for links to club Websites and FaceBook pages.
Other recommendations include:
- Ask people at your local hobby store about clubs.
- Attend a Model Railroading show and talk to people there.
- Be sure to check the T-Trak Related Links
Starting a New Club.
Someone has to take the first step. Maybe that person is you. You should still check the ideas listed above. You may also want to add a post below if you have other questions. Many clubs have started with one person, four corner modules, two single modules, and the will to exhibit at train events.
If you are serious about starting a club, then take a picture of at least one completed module and set up a NEW club page on this wiki. In the club description, make it clear you are the only member so far and invite others to contact you.
If you don't want to start a club on your own, consider adding your name to Seeking T-Trak Friends
Looking for folks in the Belton - Temple area (Bell County) of Texas interested in starting a t-track club. I have four corners and several straight modules. Email me at ed dot mcginley at yahoo dot com. No offense to the Austin guys but it's just to far in time with I-35 all screwed up.
Ed
If anyone is interested in starting a T-tak club in South Florida, Please contact me.
Todd Ellis
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561-260-3123
Looking to start a T_TRAK group in the Goat Division of Pacific Northern Region of the NMRA. The 5th Division covers Eastern Washington, Northern Idaho and all of Montana. If anyone is interested, Please contact me.
Richard Hartley, Billings MT
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(614) 946-3723