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Model Railroading > Richmond VA area hobby shopsDate: 04/06/14 13:50 Richmond VA area hobby shops Author: rwullich Any suggestions on places to go?
Date: 04/06/14 14:41 Re: Richmond VA area hobby shops Author: VAmidlandrr Not really anything left in Richmond when it comes to hobby shops with a model railroading theme. They have slowly vanished over the last several years.
Shannon Crabtree Fredericksburg, VA Virginia Midland Railroad Blog Date: 04/07/14 06:33 Re: Richmond VA area hobby shops Author: NSTopHat Isnt the shop in Ashland still open?
Posted from Android Date: 04/07/14 08:16 Re: Richmond VA area hobby shops Author: hoydie17 NSTopHat Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Isnt the shop in Ashland still open? > > Posted from Android I think it's been closed for a few years now. Remember going there one day for some ad hoc railfanning, and thinking I'd check the shop out only to find out it was no more. Date: 04/07/14 10:37 Re: Richmond VA area hobby shops Author: boejoe Publicity blurb in the Charleston Post and Courier on Monday, March 31 (business section) indicated a new hobby shop was about to open in Summerville SC. Mention made that the owner used to have a shop in Ashland VA!
Date: 04/07/14 12:35 Re: Richmond VA area hobby shops Author: RichM Ashland shop is closed, but only relatively recently... maybe in the past year. Not that this does you any good.
All that's left in the immediate Richmond area are the two Hobbytown stores, and the southside store is supposedly going to increase their train inventory. Not much at the Broad Street location. If you drive 20 minutes south, Walt's in Petersburg has an interesting inventory for a small store, and he's pretty knowledgeable about the local scene. He's about 5 minutes off 95. Date: 04/08/14 04:32 Re: Richmond VA area hobby shops Author: rwullich Thanks everyone! I appreciate it!
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