The Desert Division
of the Train Collectors Association
Welcomes All
Visitors, Train Collectors, Operators and Hobbyists.

Our goal is to promote the growth and enjoyment of collecting
and operating, toy, model and scale trains.

Meetings are held on the second Saturday of every month.
(except August and December)
at the

The Shepherd of the Valley Lutheran Church
1500 W. Maryland Ave.
Phoenix, AZ 85015

Our Next Meeting is:
Saturday Mar 14th

Setup starts at 9am - Meeting starts at 10am

(Visitors Welcome)

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Is it time to renew your Dues?

Check the Date on your Newsletter Label.

If you receive your newsletter by email you will receive a reminder notice by email.

Reminder: Desert Division Dues are $10 a year.

However you must be current with your National dues.

 

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Some Photos from the Feb Meet

Terry's table getting some interest. Christie wins the Hudson $100 We had a full house for the Feb meet.

 

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Member Badges

Wearing your name badge makes it easier for
new members to start a conversation and
get to know everyone.

Badges for the Desert Division and the
Rio Grande Chapter are only $10.

The badges can be ordered with a magnetic or clip style attachment.
Badges are still only $10.00
Contact Angelo to place your order.

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Do you own trains that you would like to know more about. Our club has many members who would be happy to share their train knowledge. Everyone is welcome to attend one of our meetings as a visitor. Bring your trains or your train photos and your questions to our next meeting. Do you own trains that you want to sell? The Desert Division has the ability to conduct auctions for large collections or Ebay sales for a smaller number of trains. Contact our Auction Chairman for more information.

 

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The Desert Division
is now on Facebook!

Thanks to Chris and Jonathan for engineering the TCADD into the
Social media venue.
This move makes perfect sense in the Club's attempt to reach
a new audience.

Click on the Facebook link above to check out the
Division's page.

The following video will strike fear into a "true"
Train Collector.