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The Redford Model Railroad Club models the "Sand Hill and Western Railroad"
Founded in 1938, the Redford Model Railroad Club is Michigan’s oldest HO scale model railroad club.




The Redford Model Railroad Club pledges to offer fun, fellowship and an opportunity to learn and grow in the hobby of HO scale model railroading. Enjoy special social events - Visit other members personal layouts - Participate in holiday parties and functions - Help with annual public train shows - Visit other HO model railroad clubs.

President Stuart Pollock     Vice-President Mike Tranquila     Treasurer Pierre Willermet    Secretary Bill Donlon
Trainmaster Bill Opalewski    Chief Engineer Aaron Farmer    Social & Historian Director Milt Moore

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Open House Flyer ready to print!

PICTURES

Spring 2012 Trainorama
Courtesy Fred Iwata

The Entire Club Layout!
Annual Christmas Party
Burger School - layout

OPEN HOUSE SCHEDULE - 2011 / 2012
SATURDAYS 12 NOON TO 4 PM
27316 Michigan Avenue (East of Inkster Rd.)
in back of the Inkster Police Station

Always New Scenery, Double & Single track mainlines, Branchline ends at a ferry, HO layout 52 ft. x 26 ft, DCC & DC Operation. View various phases of continuous layout construction. Great for kids of all ages - train whistle & other train sounds. Variety of locomotives, cars and advertising train. FREE admission!
Donations cheerfully accepted!

2012
May 5th - Diesel Day
May 12th - Diesel Day
Sept 22nd
October 6th - Steam Days
October 27th
November 10th - Steam Days
December 15th

2013
January 12th
January 26th
February 9th
February 23rd
March 9th
March 30th - Steam Days
April 13th - Steam Days
April 27th - Steam Day
May 11th - Diesel Days
May 18th - Diesel Days



2011 Visit with the Chatham Model Railroad Club

SPECIAL REDFORD MODEL RAILROAD CLUB SOUVENIR BOX CARS
$15 EACH - CONTACT MIKE BROWN
(Click on each box car to see a larger image)


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