I'll be traveling to Portland, OR next week and want to visit a model
railroad store or two. Does anyone have any recommendations?
Also, what other railroad related places, model or prototype, might be of
interest.
Is the old SP Daylight still in Portland and is it viewable?
Thanks/
Carter
Dick Ganderton - 11 Jul 2005 10:28 GMT
Whistle Stop Trains is probably the best model railway shop in Portland. I
think that it's on SE Division Street, but you should find the address in
the clasified ads in Model Railroader.
> I'll be traveling to Portland, OR next week and want to visit a model
> railroad store or two. Does anyone have any recommendations?
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> Thanks/
> Carter
Tim Coyle - 11 Jul 2005 18:09 GMT
Oh I miss living in Oregon instead of this Steam Bath Florida. I'm looking
for what's called the Friends of 4449 in Portland But here's a couple
things to see in the Portland area:
http://www.mthoodrr.com/ It's a nice train ride!
Here it is: http://www.sp4449.com/ She will be under steam July 5 - 9 but
you just missed that.
Also down south about 70 miles on I5 in Albany there are 3 Daylight cars. If
you go there I can give you directions. I lived in Albany for 14 years
If you get to see 4449 PLEASE send me some pictures.
Tim C
> I'll be traveling to Portland, OR next week and want to visit a model
> railroad store or two. Does anyone have any recommendations?
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> Thanks/
> Carter
Jim Carver - 12 Jul 2005 04:47 GMT
> I'll be traveling to Portland, OR next week and want to visit a model
> railroad store or two. Does anyone have any recommendations?
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> Thanks/
> Carter
These are the Major Players:
Portland:
http://www.wsor.com/home.html Whistle Stop Trains - All Scales
http://www.hobbysmith.com/ HobbySmith - HO, N, Z
Vic's Hobby Suppy - All Scales (Ask to see the layout in the basement)
606 Ne Broadway St
Portland, OR 97232
Cross Street:Near intersection of NE Broadway St and NE 6th Ave
Beaverton:
http://www.tammieshobbies.com/ - All Scales
World Foestry Center:
http://www.worldforestrycenter.org/museum/dm_peggy.php
Jim