10:30 am - 12:00 noon

“PART ONE - Intro and Features of the RailPro Control System with comparison to DCC”

- by Don Sweet and RCS of New England

Find out just how easy it is to add Radio Control and Battery power to your Engines and equipment, featuring the RailPro systems.

10:30 am - 11:30 am

“Kids on Track" Clinic: Train Flatcar With Load

- Malinda and Steve Jungst (the folks from Making Trains Fun)

Build flat car loads, put them on a flat car that we will supply, run the flat car on the New Hampshire Garden Railroad giantic layout and then take your car and loads home with you!  (This is
a make and take clinic designed just for kids!)


1:00 pm - 2:00 pm 

LCC - Standards Based WiFi Battery Control Clinic 

- by Stan Ames

Digital Command Control (DCC) is an international standard initially designed to locomotives and accessories.  Its companion
Layout Command Control was initially designer to bring standards to layout automation.  Recently manufacturers have begun to integrate
DCC and LCC and also have begun to utilize LCC specification for locomotive 2 way communications.

The result is the emergence of multi manufacturer standards based communications between wireless Wi-Fi throttles and LCC/DCC locomotive decoders. 
The results are products that can work either with track powered DCC or battery powered LCC.

This clinic will discuss and demonstrate both the ability of LCC to be used to automate functions on a Large Scale layout
as well as using LCC to wireless control battery powered Large Scale locomotive.

1:30 pm - 2:30 pm

“Kids on Track" Clinic: Building a Diorama

- Malinda and Steve Jungst (the folks from Making Trains Fun)

Paint and complete a house and then place it on the New Hampshire Garden Railroad giantic layout and then take your diorama home with you!  (This is
a make and take clinic designed just for kids!)

2:15 pm - 2:45 pm

"Pruning Small Trees to Keep The Growing Slowly"

-  by Nancy Norris

Unsure of how to prune your miniature plants? Nancy Norris will guide you through the process of pruning.  Get instruction, then hands-on experience trimming little trees that you can purchase to plant in your railway.

10:30 am - 12:00 noon

“PART TWO - Popular Installs and Programming.  A Demo of Popular Engines”

- by Don Sweet and RCS of New England

Find out just how easy it is to add Radio Control and Battery power to your Engines and equipment, featuring the RailPro systems.

10:30 am - 11:30 am

“Kids on Track" Clinic: Train Flatcar With Load

- Malinda and Steve Jungst (the folks from Making Trains Fun)

Build flat car loads, put them on a flat car that we will supply, run the flat car on the New Hampshire Garden Railroad giantic layout and then take your car and loads home with you!  (This is
a make and take clinic designed just for kids!)

1:00 pm – 2:00 pm

LCC - Standards Based WiFi Battery Control Clinic 

- by Stan Ames

Digital Command Control (DCC) is an international standard initially designed to locomotives and accessories.  Its companion
Layout Command Control was initially designer to bring standards to layout automation.  Recently manufacturers have begun to integrate
DCC and LCC and also have begun to utilize LCC specification for locomotive 2 way communications.

The result is the emergence of multi manufacturer standards based communications between wireless Wi-Fi throttles and LCC/DCC locomotive decoders. 
The results are products that can work either with track powered DCC or battery powered LCC.

This clinic will discuss and demonstrate both the ability of LCC to be used to automate functions on a Large Scale layout
as well as using LCC to wireless control battery powered Large Scale locomotive.

1:30 pm - 2:30 pm

“Kids on Track" Clinic: Building a Diorama

- Malinda and Steve Jungst (the folks from Making Trains Fun)

Paint and complete a house and then place it on the New Hampshire Garden Railroad giantic layout and then take your diorama home with you!  (This is
a make and take clinic designed just for kids!)

2:15 pm - 2:45 pm

"Design Elements for Your Garden Railway " 

- by Nancy Norris

A slideshow and primer on getting started; then how to dress up your railway garden.