European Train Enthusiasts is the premiere North American organization focusing on European railroading. Founded in 1973, ETE serves modelers, railway fans, related organizations ...

In 1995, I joined a European train club (ETE) that was primarily based in the Bay Area of California. Member's interests ranged from rail travel to socializing to ...

ETE Membership. Annual membership in the European Train Enthusiasts is $20.00 for North-American members (US/Canada) and $25.00 for International members (all other countries)

Local Chapters. Areas with Established Local ETE Chapters are shown in green. Areas with Forming (new) Local Chapters are shown in yellow. Areas with No Local Chapter are shown in ...

EuroWest 2003 and EuroEast 2003. EuroWest 2003 and EuroEast 2003 are now history and again they only have whet our appetites for next years shows!

ETE MODULE SPECIFICATIONS . BRIEF HISTORY. Modular model railroading has become an important Special Interest Group (SIG) within ETE. In 1977 Sacramento Chapter member Ken Blair ...

ETE Module construction details: For those interested in the gory details and behind the scenes look at chaos in progress, here are some pix for you.

European Train Enthusiasts (4/11/08) http://www.ete.org European Train Enthusiasts 2008 Membership Application Date: / / Name Last First Initial Address City ...

ETE Module display at the Pleasanton GATS show. The Bay Area ETE Module SIG displayed 18 modules at the Pleasanton GATS Show on November 23 & 24th, 1996 and received the first ...

EuroWest 2009 will be held in San Carlos CA on July 25-26, 2009.For more info click here. Check out previous events below. EuroWest 2008 July 26-27, 2008 EuroEast 2008 ...

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EuroWest 2007 was held on July 14-15th at the Hiller Aviation Museum located at 601 Skyway Rd, San Carlos CA 94070. Hours: Saturday 10:00AM to 5:00PM

San Francisco/Bay Area Chapter Contacts: John Ruhle - Chairman Phone: (415) 334-3041 Email: ruehle_j@comcast.net. Ed Rikkelman - Treasurer/Membership

Alexander Leonard's Layout by Steven Stern. I had a great opportunity to visit Alexander Leonard's layout in Massachusetts on September 2000. Alex is an active member of the ENE ...

As a member of National ETE, you will also receive our quarterly journal, ETE Express. Published by our National Organization, you will find articles on many facets of European ...

Welcome to the ETE Module SIG ! Modular model railroading has become an important Special Interest Group (SIG) within ETE. In 1977 Sacramento Chapter member Ken Blair and others ...

EURORAIL CENTRUM DVD VIDEO $12 (plus tax/shipping, see order form) A month of video shooting of the railways in Austria, Switzerland and Germany is the subject of this ...

National Capital Chapter - Washington DC Contact: John McVeigh Phone: (443) 507-5611 Email kd4vs@comcast.net. Annual dues: $20.(only National dues, there is currently no local dues ...

Sacramento Chapter Contact: Thilo Protze, President Phone: (916) 944-0184 Email: tprotze@hotmail.com. Geoff Fischer, Vice-President Phone: (916) 966-2440

in association with the Smithsonian Institution. All Aboard: HO Scale European Trains November 23, 2007 - January 6, 2008. click here to see pictures from the 2005 events

The Station: A standard gauge freight train passes the station on the main line. The main line track is Märklin K-track and is modified for 2 rail DC operation.

The local freight, headed by Crocodile #412, a Ge 6/6 I, pulls into a siding within a tunnel (the second level) as the local BDt leaves the station.

A RhB croc waits for clear track as a standard gauge Ee 3/3 loco is about to branch back onto main line. The dual gauge branch was constructed from a section of Märklin ...

In the valley, a RhB narrow gauge Ge 4/4 II locomotive pulling freight in FO country. The return loop is on a 3 % grade connecting into 180 degree tunnel curve at an 8 ...

Behind the Station: A local train stops for passengers. In the lower left, a custom dual gauge turnout for the narrow gauge line. To prevent derailments, the turnout ...

Across the Valley: The center piece for the valley module is a large arched bridge for the main line tracks. A second bridge behind the first is a viaduct for the dual ...

Streamed milk? A Zueke 0-6-0 steam engine waits for the cows to moooove aside. Previous: Return: Next

Another exposed section of HOm track in the mountain module. This track connects the top track of the modules to the loop-to-loop layout below.

Low on the Mountain module: A standard gauge Swiss Re 460 passenger train rushes above a Ge 4/4 II freight. This is the greatest vertical distance between upper and lower ...

A high angle view of the combined center of the modules. At public shows with children around, a clear Plexiglass horizontal panel is attached onto the lower levels to ...