Comments on: You, Too, Could Be A Member http://bcrraz.net A Slice of Arizona History in HO Scale Thu, 19 Aug 2010 14:25:14 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: cary http://bcrraz.net/road-crew/you#comment-8 cary Fri, 22 Jan 2010 05:17:02 +0000 http://bcrraz.net/?page_id=45#comment-8 Hi Steve - I will certainly bring this up to the other members. I can see how there would, indeed, be advantages. I have your contact information, and will be in touch soon. Cary Hi Steve -

I will certainly bring this up to the other members. I can see how there would, indeed, be advantages.

I have your contact information, and will be in touch soon.

Cary

]]> By: Steve Engelhardt http://bcrraz.net/road-crew/you#comment-7 Steve Engelhardt Fri, 22 Jan 2010 01:58:51 +0000 http://bcrraz.net/?page_id=45#comment-7 Gentlemen A group of seven members has broken away from Sun N Sand in Scottsdale. We felt the new museum building should have been a opportunity for the club to build a world-class layout. Other felt the old business as usual was what they wanted. We are looking at options from forming an entirely new club to joining an existing club and creating an N Scale arm of it. We are all very experienced with advanced skills in modeling and technology. We too are looking for a site to build a layout as you are. One of the advantages to a building owner may be the diversity offered by having two scales represented. As a group we are financially sound and able to finance our own layout. The advantages of a bigger club comes with things like insurance. Would your members be willing to just sit down and noodle over the possibility of becoming a multi-scale club. Regards Steve Engelhardt <br /> <i>admin note - some information was removed for the protection of Steve</i> Gentlemen
A group of seven members has broken away from Sun N Sand in Scottsdale. We felt the new museum building should have been a opportunity for the club to build a world-class layout. Other felt the old business as usual was what they wanted.

We are looking at options from forming an entirely new club to joining an existing club and creating an N Scale arm of it. We are all very experienced with advanced skills in modeling and technology.

We too are looking for a site to build a layout as you are. One of the advantages to a building owner may be the diversity offered by having two scales represented.

As a group we are financially sound and able to finance our own layout. The advantages of a bigger club comes with things like insurance.

Would your members be willing to just sit down and noodle over the possibility of becoming a multi-scale club.

Regards
Steve Engelhardt

admin note – some information was removed for the protection of Steve

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