On30 spill-over?

Dave, glad you did well at the show. I personally did not do badly, just less than my average for NNGC trade shows.The best modelers often come from parts of the country where the weather is lousy for at least part of the year, and New England winters are the stay-at-home kind-perfect for model-building! On3 is making a comeback, and only a few on3 maunfacturers were there(many of them are from out West), except you and Kieth Wiseman's group of vendors on my end of the room. I wonder if some of your sales were to On30 modelers using parts to build cars and structures. Sn3ers are starting to build models to accompany their top-quality PBL brass engines. I wish I could show you the SP low-side gondola I scratch-built from Grandt, PBL, Bracher, Tomalco and Kappler parts and materials.

All said and done it was a well run show in a beautiful location with the best of Maine narrow gauge close by.