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Tom,

I've met some G-scalers from San Angelo and Midland.  I know those aren't 
exactly next door but they may be know of other three rail O types out west.  
David Wood in San Angelo is also a member of a San Angelo club (G for sure).  
I've also included a website address for a San Angelo RR Museum.

At the moment I can't find the Midland folks name and address, but will 
forward it when I find it.

davewsjt@cox-internet.com(David Wood)
http://www.railwaymuseumsanangelo.homestead.com/

Bob Stettner
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Title: Inquiry: West Texas 3-Rail
If anyonw knows of O gauge stuff out in west texas, please meail Tom Campbell directly.  He submitted this email to our contact email addres...
 
 
 
 
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Sent: Monday, September 29, 2003 10:13 PM
Subject: Inquiry: West Texas 3-Rail

Howdy.

I was searching out train shows in Texas, and Google listed some photos which led me to y'all.  Looks like you have a pretty active outfit there, and accommodate all kinds of 3-railers.  Looks like fun.

My wife and I have an empty nest as of this year, and I am interested in finding some others in west Texas who operate O-gauge 3-rail.  Perhaps someone in your club knows of a formal or informal group out here in the wind and mesquite.  We live in Sweetwater, which is 120 miles from Lubbock, 115 from Midland/Odessa, and 70 from San Angelo.

I have a beautiful MTH Santa Fe passenger train, consisting of 3 E8's and a full set of 8 ABS passenger cars in the true-to-prototype all-silver.  Sometimes I set up a track in the living room with O72 curves (the furniture has to be jacked up with books for clearance) but am getting ready to construct a layout.  Never done this before, so it is a leap, and I feel a desire to find out more about how this ought to be done before I do it wrong.

If you can direct me toward anybody out here, I'd be most grateful.  I am a railroad official and am going to have to work around some very unusual hours, but would test the water if there is a group out here

Tom Campbell
You can do anything -- but not everything.


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