Russ Segner and the Spring Meet Committee

The seats are filling for the 4th Division’s Spring Meet on June 6. Registration is still $25 until May 31. This includes lunch and passes to the layout tours on June 7. You can pay at the door or register online at wnrr.net/4dspringmeet/. We need a count for lunches, so if you wait beyond May 31 to register, you will not be guaranteed a lunch.

There are fabulous clinics offered on the 6th including:

  • An Example of a Prototype Layout
  • Making Tracks on your Layout (Fast Tracks hands on clinic)
  • Making Tracks to a Prototype
  • Freelancing
  • Making Tracks to a Large Layout
  • Modules
  • Trackside Details and Weathering
  • Bridge Design and Construction

There are world class layouts offered for touring on the 7th including:

  • JJ Johnston’s Puget Sound Iron Goat Railway, HO scale, a mythical GN layout set in 1939 with many structures
  • Burr Stewart’s merged GN, NP, Q and SP&S in the 70’s, HO scale, a big layout designed for operation
  • Bill Messecar’s ATSF Operation in the LA Division, HO scale, a 1950’s era layout with blocks of reefers handling citrus
  • Di Voss’ Everett and Monte Cristo Rwy, HO scale, a historical representation of 1895-1910 line hauling gold to the mill in Everett
  • Bob Stafford’s Memories Branch Line, HO scale, an operations oriented layout based on the many branches of the Lackawanna, Jersey Central, and Lehigh Valley railroads in Northampton County Pennsylvania
  • Boeing Employees Model Railroad Club’s Seattle and North Cascades Railway, HO scale, a bridge route connecting the Pacific Northwest to the Midwest
  • Ron Hopkins’ Moclips & Beck’s Creek, On30 scale, a layout featuring many prize winning scratch built logging, lumber and shingles structures
  • Russ Segner’s Coal Creek Lumber Co, Sn3 scale, a Northwest logging layout with lots of scratch built structures and geared locomotives
  • Bill Scheef’s Wind River Railway, Sn3 scale, a layout with excellent logging scenes and an operating incline
  • Al Lowe’s Modular Home Layout, N scale, consisting of 9 NTRAK and oNeTRAK modules on a unique, 54”-tall rack allowing plenty of operations in the space of a one-car garage
  • Steve Depolo’s Alaska Pacific Railway & Terminal Co, Sn3 scale, a layout featuring Alaska scenes with steep grades between mines and wharfs
  • Michael Dziubinski’s Northwestern Pacific (Southern Pacific), N scale, a layout based on the Northwestern Pacific in August of 1953

Sign up today. Click here for more details including registration and you can also contact Russ Segner at russseg@gmail.com or 425-228-7327 for more information.