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Model Forum / General / Railroads / January 2007NMRA member useful?
Hi all Would becoming a member of NMRA be useful for someone not living in the US ( missing conventions and such )? Or would it be worth the membership to have access to the online Library , I'm having a hard time finding trackdiagrams and maps with enough detail, would they have that? Thanx Jan Jan(Bouli)Van Gerwen was zeer hard aan het denken : > Hi all > > Would becoming a member of NMRA be useful for someone not living in the US ( > missing conventions and such )? Or would it be worth the membership to have > access to the online Library , I'm having a hard time finding trackdiagrams > and maps with enough detail, would they have that? Why don't you start here: http://www.nmra.nl/ ;-)  SignatureFred Wening (NL) http://www.stadskanaalrail.nl/ It is a waste of money dont use them you history societies of the railroads you like. They are much better and have more information On Jan 25, 5:43pm, "Jan\(Bouli\)Van Gerwen" <janbouliwegla...@weglatenwanadoo.nl> wrote: > Hi all > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Thanx Jan curtmchere@aim.com spake thus: > It is a waste of money dont use them you history societies of the > railroads you like. > They are much better and have more information Hey, nobody asked *you*, you top-posting, illiterate god-boy fuckhead. > On Jan 25, 5:43�pm, "Jan\(Bouli\)Van Gerwen" > <janbouliwegla...@weglatenwanadoo.nl> wrote: [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] >>have access to the online Library , I'm having a hard time finding >>trackdiagrams and maps with enough detail, would they have that? SignatureJust as McDonald's is where you go when you're hungry but don't really care about the quality of your food, Wikipedia is where you go when you're curious but don't really care about the quality of your knowledge. - Matthew White's WikiWatch (http://users.erols.com/mwhite28/wikiwoo.htm) > curtmchere@aim.com spake thus: > [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] >> On Jan 25, 5:43�pm, "Jan\(Bouli\)Van Gerwen" >> <janbouliwegla...@weglatenwanadoo.nl> wrote: A simple "I disagree" would be sufficient. And yes, he addressed the question to the group. *Every one* in the group. >> curtmchere@aim.com spake thus: >> [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > And yes, he addressed the question to the group. > *Every one* in the group. David is feeding a pathetic troll. Curt "I swallow" McHere loves the attention. It doesn't matter that the attention is entirely negative in nature. It's the only attention Curt can get, it makes him feel loved and needed. It's David's charitable act of the day. Paul^H^H^H^H Steve the Other -- The lotto must be rigged, I should have won by now. Modular furniture is cruel and unusual. Steve Caple, or is it Brad or Mark this hour............. This question was asked the train board and I answered it. I am correct too. You are the pathetic troll always using your potty mouth to clutter up this board with your flameouts > In article <Xns98C5C84AA864Bgreederxprt...@194.177.96.26>, > [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] > The lotto must be rigged, I should have won by now. > Modular furniture is cruel and unusual.- Hide quoted text -- Show quoted text - |
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