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TrainWeb Hosted Websites Featuring
American Flyer Model Trains

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  1. ★ American Flyer "S" Gaugers of the St. Louis Area
    www.trainweb.org/afsgsla

    2. www.trainweb.org/afsgsla - American Flyer "S" Gaugers of the St. Louis Area. Home of the American Flyer "S" Gaugers of the St. Louis Area. 3 local American Flyer model train enthusiasts founded the club in 1975. Since then the club has... Read More>>

  2. ☆ Gilbert American Flyer All Aboard Scenic Panel Train Sets
    www.trainweb.US/allaboardsets

    3. www.trainweb.US/allaboardsets - Gilbert American Flyer All Aboard Scenic Panel Sets. In 1965 A.C.Gilbert introduced a new concept in model railroading, The American Flyer All Aboard Train Sets. When assembled you had a complete finished layout with scenery. Just put the train on the track and you were... Read More>>

  3. ☆ American Flyer Lines
    www.trainweb.US/americanflyerlines

    4. www.trainweb.US/americanflyerlines - American Flyer Lines Developed at the Gilbert Hall of Science. 3/16" Scale Trains... Read More>>

  4. Baltimore Area American Flyer Club
    www.trainweb.US/baafc
    An American Flyer club focused on the mid-Atlantic region.

    5. www.trainweb.org/baafc - Baltimore Area American Flyer Club A non-profit model railroad club dedicated to American Flyer Trains. Our club is centered in the Baltimore/Washington metropolitan although our membership extends from Pennsylvania to Virginia... Read More>>

  5. American Flyer and other S-Gauge Trains
    www.trainweb.US/cbtrainnut

    6. www.trainweb.US/cbtrainnut - American Flyer and other S-Gauge Trains Since I was two and a half years old I have been mesmorised by the sight of an electric train running on tracks... Read More>>

  6. ☆ Maine-S-Gaugers
    www.trainweb.US/msg

    7. www.trainweb.US/msg - Maine-S-Gaugers Our membership includes American Flyer operators and collectors, Hi-railers, and S-SCalers. We meet regularly the second Saturday of every month at our member's homes. We like to keep our meets informal and use them as an opportunity to.... Read More>>

  7. ★ North Penn S Gaugers
    www.trainweb.org/npsg

    8. www.trainweb.org/npsg - North Penn S Gaugers We were established in March of 1998 to encourage S gauge model railroaders in the North Penn area. The North Penn area was so named by the Reading Company Mainline from Philadelphia to Bethlehem. Today we have members along the North Penn mainline in Philadelphia and... Read More>>

  8. ☆ The Pines and Praries S Scale Workshop
    www.trainweb.US/PPSSW

    9. www.trainweb.US/PPSSW - The Pines and Praries S Scale Workshop An informal, social, Twin-Cities based club dedicated to promoting and enjoying S-Scale (1:64) model railroading in all its many forms: Scale, Hi-Rail, American Flyer, and Sn3. Meetings are held most Thursday evenings at members' homes with... Read More>>

  9. ★ Rochester Area S-Gaugers
    www.trainweb.org/rasg

    10. www.trainweb.org/rasg - Rochester Area S-Gaugers We are located in Rochester, New york and are dedicated to S scale (1/64 scale) model railroading. Members are interested in S scale model railroading, including standard and narrow gauge models, hi-rail, and American Flyer operating and collecting. Memberships are... Read More>>

  10. ★ South Jersey S Gaugers
    www.trainweb.org/sjsg

    11. www.trainweb.org/sjsg - South Jersey S Gaugers Based on A.C. Gilbert Inc. American Flyer trains, "S" scale modeling has grown into a wide multi-faceted hobby. Many of our members are collectors and collector/operators of classic American Flyer trains. Others, who had a start with American Flyer trains have turned to other aspects... Read More>>

  11. ☆☆☆ W.C. Johnson
    www.trainweb.US/wcjohnson

    12. www.trainweb.US/wcjohnson - W.C. Johnson I have been a train nut ever since I received my first American Flyer toy train at age four. When I was almost eight years old my family moved near to Butler, Kentucky . At that time the Louisville & Nashville Railroad had a... Read More>>

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