N Scale Convention Trip 2024 Part 2: Layout Tours 

I'm glad you enjoyed the video and thank you for subscribing. ~Tony

John, No problem at all. ~Tony

I'm looking forward to Kansas City as well next year. ~Tony

Glad you enjoy it! ~Tony

You are very welcome! The Lehigh and Keystone Valley Layout was one of my favorites. ~Tony

I also enjoy the layout tours as well. It is always fun to see what other modelers have done. ~Tony

Thank you! I wish they did a Convention Car at every convention like that. Unfortunately, it is hit & miss I have one from Nashville 2022 and now Bethlehem 2024. ~Tony

No problem with the panning shocks. I try not to do the things that annoy me in my own videos if I can help it. ~Tony

Hello Scott, No problem at all with sharing the adventures on this year's N Scale Convention. I'm glad you enjoyed it! Look for more videos to come from our trip. Thanks, Tony

Thank you so much! More videos are being worked on from our trip I hope you will be looking for them in the next few weeks. ~Tony

@@CornCountryRails Thanks for the heads up...

Yes, the room sales this year were great. There were two room sales that I'm glad I went to early on during the convention, as when I went back two hobby shops had bought the entire room contents. At this point, I hope to attend Kansas City as well as it is about 6 hours away for me, ~Tony

Hello! I'm glad you stopped to say, "Hi" at the convention. This year's convention was a blast and Michael and I had a great time. Horseshoe Curve on the way home was also a highlight. A video is in the works and will be uploaded in a few weeks. I hope you found some deals at the train show for your own railroad. Take care, Tony

Many times home layouts where space is an issue only 6 people can go in at a time and rotate in and out. That would be the case at my layout as well if a busload ever showed up. ~Tony

The Lehigh & Keystone Valley layout was something else. Highly detailed and ran great. I barely saw all of the layout in the hour they gave us. Your LV car float was an outstanding model. Great job! ~Tony

@@CornCountryRails Thank you , I tried contacting them and got no response, But some day in future hopefully.

From what our table discussed at the "Welcoming Reception" during the convention. June 24th is a Tuesday which is the "Extra Fair Day." There is often an event that day that may or may not be railroad-related. The actual first day of the convention would be Wednesday, June 25th, and run through June 29th. In the past conventions, Wednesdays are layout tours, registration, and welcoming reception. Thursday is a scheduled tour of some type with live auction in the evening. Friday is the train show and clinics with an evening event usually planned. Saturday is the manufacturer's breakfast, train show, clinics, and in the evening is the banquet dinner. I certainly understand saving for the convention as they are costly for this elementary school teacher. I try to put a little money aside each month leading up to the convention. Registration usually opens in January. ~Tony