01-30-2011, 01:02 PM
That's it, plus Hobbytown. Hobbytown does have a full selection of all sizes of styrene shapes, and a decent selection of paint (although 'local' colors are almost always sold out). Other than that, forget it.
Iron Horse, not too bad, train section still has a decent mix of stuff. Biggest problem is location, parking is a pain (and costs - and don't go a second over, the bankrupt city of Reading is waiting to pounce the instant the meter expires), and the neighborhood isn't so great anymore. They also have very limited hours, closing early in the evenings (like 5 or 6), probably for this reason.
G&K, haven't been there.
--Randy
Iron Horse, not too bad, train section still has a decent mix of stuff. Biggest problem is location, parking is a pain (and costs - and don't go a second over, the bankrupt city of Reading is waiting to pounce the instant the meter expires), and the neighborhood isn't so great anymore. They also have very limited hours, closing early in the evenings (like 5 or 6), probably for this reason.
G&K, haven't been there.
--Randy
Modeling the Reading Railroad of the 1950's in HO
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http://www.readingeastpenn.com