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Midwest Region NMRAWaybill Winter 2019 page 1


The WAYBILLEditor

David J. Leider MMR601 N. Elmhurst Rd.Prospect Hts. IL 60070

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Editor’s Column

Well, It’s Winter again, even thoughthe calendar says Fall. I had the occa-sion to visit Santa Fe, NM with theLexington Group. The Lexington Groupis an organization of railroad and trans-portation executives as well as writers,historians and researchers. The high-light of the convention was a daysexcursion on the Cumbres & Toltec nar-row gauge. We also took a ride on theregional Rail Runner from Santa Fe toBelén and back. Photos are below andon page 11.

The Friday before my trip I “officially”retired, although I said I would go backin April if we had not sold the house andmoved to Florida by then.

Although I get laid off at the end ofevery October, it seems different thistime. So what do I do since I am “offi-cially” retired? The same as always,research for books, write and build kits. Ihave started my book on the ChicagoMilk Shed, which is where Chicago gotits milk. I am still looking for photos ofMilk sheds, processing plants and milkcars in and around Chicago.I was told that 110 people are sub-

scribed to the Waybill from otherregions. Thank you for your support.

You may have noticed that thisissue has more than the usual amountof pages. That is because it is theannual election issue. This year we arevoting on four directors-at-large. Theirbiographies are on pages 5, 6 and 10and the ballot is on page 8. Please takethe time to vote.

The Regional Meet will be in Peoriathis spring. I hope to see all of youthere. Meet details are on page 4 andthere is a registration form on page 7.

I attended the Board of Directorsmeeting at Trainfest, and have a fewthings to report:They are investigating the use of

remote clinics, using Skype or anotherform of communication over the inter-net.The 2021 convention will be in

Rockford, Illinois and the 2022 conven-tion will be with two other divisions, theNorth Central and Mid-central. Thehotel will be the Marriott on the eastside of Indianapolis on 21st Street. Thedate is May 18-21. This will be a Superconvention, spread out over four days,with tours, clinics, operating sessionsand lots of other things to do, like amini-National. Stay tuned for moredetails.Speaking of Trainfest, both

Kalmbach and Model Railroad Hobbyistwere streaming live on Saturday. Thereis footage on youtube and MRH.com.

Left: No trip to New Mexico is complete without seeingsome Harvey Houses.Below: Rail Runner at Belen. The BNSF has a largeyard east of here.

Cover photo taken at Antonito where we boarded.

Mid West Region NMRA –Winter 2019

Presidentʼs ReportSteve Studley President, MWR

Itʼs Modeling TimeFor most of us in the Midwest Region, fall has

nearly ended. Here in south-central Indiana, theleaves are mostly down and weʼve seen a few flakesof snow. Farther north in the Region, there havebeen appreciable snows that let us know winter isfast approaching or has already made its presenceknown. Therefore, for most all of us, it is now “mod-eling time”. Whether you are spending your modelingtime building or expanding a new, or existing layout,or working on the details that help to “complete”(whatever that means) your railroad model, there isno time like the present to head to the layout and/orworkbench to accomplish those tasks.

At the time this article is being written, I amworking on a contest entry for an upcoming CentralIndiana Division meet. I have eight days to finish thedisplay and four of those days will be spent travelingto and attending Trainfest and the MWR Board ofDirectors meeting. I will be sure to pack a small toolbox with all(?) the supplies I will need to continuework on the display even while I am an umpty-bunchof miles from my usual workbench. This idea workedto perfection during a trip north to attend the MichianaDivisionʼs “Training Day” activity. By going up a dayearly, I not only saved a very early morning drive, butwas able to use the evening in my hotel room toadvantage. That spare time allowed me to cut thenecessary styrene pieces to length for the display.The job required minimal tools, so it was easy to packonly those tools needed for the task. I try not to packeverything from my workbench on these occasions,but do customize the tool box contents for the one ortwo projects I might work on while away from home.

Included in the tool box are: a chopper for cut-ting wood and styrene to length, a small cutting mat,

a padded box containing machinistsʼ squares and a6” scale, 12” HO scale rule, glues appropriate for theproject, and cutting tools. When working with glues, Ido so on glass. On my workbench I have a decentsized piece of 1/4” thick glass. This is too large tohaul around so I visited a “dollar store” and bought a4X6” picture frame with glass. The glass that comeswith these frames is quite thin, < 0.060”. At the samestore, I also purchased a strip of non-skid shelf liningto keep items from sliding around on the hotel desk.The glass sits on this when in use and is kept in theframe with cardboard on each side while in transit.The idea is to only pack those items you believeyouʼll need, and, if possible, to utilize smalleramounts and sizes to keep the tool box small. So farthis has worked well for me.

Hopefully, you, too, will be able to spend timeworking on railroad model projects in the comingmonths. Remember, though, you donʼt need to headto the train room and hibernate there till spring. Getout once in a while and visit with friends at model rail-road meets and activities or find some operating ses-sions you would like to attend.

Speaking of model railroading activities, thefollowing comes at a time when you should be com-ing out of hibernation: The MWR will hold ourRegional Convention, Peoria Rocket 2020, this yearin – you guessed it – Peoria, IL. The convention willbe hosted by the Illinois Valley and Illinois TerminalDivisions. Dates are May 14–17, 2020 and furtherinformation may be found on the conventionʼs web-site: www.peoriarocket2020.org

Be sure to check back often as additionalinformation will continue to be added to the site.In the meantime – back to the layout!Steve


Region NewsMidwest Region Achievement Program Reportby Jim Landwehr- MWR AP ManagerI am happy to report that there has been a lot ofactivity from our members. They continue to take partin the Achievement Program all over the MidwestRegion.The following members received awards:Dan Brewer Granger, IN OfficialKen Hojnacki Madison, WI SceneryBill Mitchell Mc Farland, WI VolunteerJames Huebler Brookfield, IL ElectricalJames Huebler Brookfield, IL CivilRobert Stone Madison, WI VolunteerEmil Mosny Rockford, IL AuthorEmory Luebke Greenville, WI Motor PowerAs always, work with your division AchievementProgram Manager first, and if there is a problem, feelfree to contact me.Thanks, Jim

NMRA MIDWEST REGION CONVENTIONEast Peoria, Il May 15-17, 2020

There are a lot of interesting things to do inPeoria and they will be described in “The PeoriaMagazine” which will be included in your welcomepacket. One of the outstanding attractions is the“Spirit of Peoria,” a 160 foot paddle boat which actu-ally uses a stern paddlewheel for propulsion on theIllinois River. On Friday May 15 from 7:30 to 9:30 pmthe “Spirit of Peoria” will take you on a moonlightcruise. An afternoon cruise is also available onSaturday May 16 from 2:00 to 3:30 pm. The chargefor the moonlight cruise is $23 for adults and $21 forseniors over 55 and $14 for children. The charge forthe afternoon cruise is $18 for adults and $16 for sen-iors over 55 and $11 for children. We have arrangeda convention special of $3.00 off the listed ticket pricewhen you show your convention badge while pur-chasing your ticket at the ticket office, which is openone hour before departure. The boat has a snack barwhich serves hot dogs, nachos, popcorn and beer,wine, and soda.

On Friday morning a canvas painting event isavailable under the guidance of Jody at the HiveMobile Art Studio located in Peoria about 15 minutesfrom the convention hotel. Jody, a very enthusiasticformer public school teacher, loves to share simple


Annual Meeting of MembersHoliday Inn Hotel & Suites, East Peoria

101 Holiday DriveEast Peoria, Illinois

Saturday May 16, 2020; 8PM

https://www.peoriarocket2020.org/

ways to nurture your inner artistic ability and bring outyour hidden talent. Special techniques are demon-strated as the creation of your masterpiece is devel-oped. This event will begin at 10:00 am at a cost of$25 and pre-registration is required to assure a brushand canvas is available for you. The class is limitedto twenty enthusiastic beginner artists – no prior skillsrequired. Friday afternoon is free to enjoy lunch andshopping at the Levee District with its many finerestaurants and stores located in East Peoria nearthe convention hotel or to visit the Peoria RiverfrontMuseum.

On Saturday beginning at 9:30 am a specialcooking class will be held at “The Cookery”, which islocated in Morton about 19 minutes from our hotel.This class is unique compared to most cooking class-es in that you actually get to prepare the meal ratherthan watch how it is done. Amanda and her team ofchefs will guide you through the food preparation bysharing preparation techniques as well as tasty ingre-dients and recipes. This unique class is limited to 24participants at a cost of $45 for the class and a verytasty lunch. Pre-registration is also required for thisclass. The afternoon you are free to enjoy shoppingat the unique shops and boutiques such as Luluʼslocated two miles from “The Cookery” within Mortonor taking a cruise on the Illinois River.

Bring your sewing machine and make newlifetime friends while you help with the Linus Project.A room will be available for this activity in the conven-tion hotel.

Clinics, Education and Information Sharingfor Members

Traditional clinic presentations now usuallyinclude projected information and sometimes supple-mented with live demonstrations. We need clinicsthat can be reused in additional venues as well asdevelop methods to provide educational material innew ways using newer tools.

Some of the tools to explore include develop-ing a simple searchable list of past clinics availablefor repeat presentation. An improved ways is neededfor individuals and groups to request educationalinformation on specific topics. We also will testremote presentation of clinics including Power Pointtype slides with question and answer opportunities.Comments, suggestions and ideas are welcome andyou can contact Eric Peterson at 317-947-4829 [email protected].

2018 Election Biographies forDirectors-at-LargeYes, it is once again election time. Up for election arefour seats for Director-at Large. Please vote to showyour support for the region. The ballot is on page 7.

Midwest Region Director-at-Large.Jim Allen, Fox Valley Division

I have been involved inmodel railroading on and off formore than 50 years.

It started with a batteryoperated tinplate set, pro-gressed to American Flyer andsettled with HO with a dabblingin On3 and G.

My career path as anIndustrial Designer has allowedme to not only work in corporate and consultingoffices but to also run my own freelance business. Ihave been involved in the designs of everything fromsmall consumer products to heavy earth movingequipment. As a freelance designer I have been ableto combine my passions for design and model rail-roading. Alco Models, McKeen Models, Overland,Walthers, Circuitron, Magnuson Models and GCLaserare just a few of the companies in the Model RailroadIndustry that I have done design, drafting, patternwork, model building and diorama design and con-struction.

As a NMRA member I have participated inand placed in a number of National and RegionalConvention model contests. I have achieved an APCertificate for Model Railroad Author, Master Builder-Motive Power, Chief Dispatcher. AssociationVolunteer and Association Official.

What is important to me as a Director is topromote the NMRA and build membership. In anattempt to accomplish this goal the Fox Valley Div., incooperation with the Du Page Div., have been man-ning a NMRA membership table at the monthly DuPage train Show. With our Timesaver switching layoutand our commercial display we have been able todraw enough attention to generate new interest in theNMRA, especially among younger modelers. I willcontinue this effort especially with the 20 thru 40 yearold age group who will be the future of the NMRA.


Midwest Region Director-at-Large.Gary Children, WISE Division

I am a candidate forDirector at Large of theMidwest Region of theNMRA. I would like to runanother term as Director atLarge. In the past I havebeen regional president, Vicepresident, and model andPhoto Chair for the region.

There are severalthings between the region and division that need tobe worked out. National also has come up with cer-tain things such as the 501c3 tax exemption thatneed to be addressed. We, as a region, can workthese things out with the help of all regional people.

I am a life member of NMRA and I model theWisconsin Central, Southern and Santa Fe in Sgauge. I have been railroading since age 5 with aLionel train set given to me for Christmas. At age 15 Ichanged to HO gauge and at age 55 I changed to Sgauge. I also enjoyed helping restore car #26 at theEast Troy Trolley Museum.Thank for your support.Gary E. Children

Midwest Region Director-at-Large.Eric Peterson, Central Indiana Division

My interest in modelrailroading and railroads is dueto building models and attend-ing NMRA activities with myFather in the North CentralRegion. I am a life memberand support the NMRAbecause it is the organizationfor our hobby, not only provid-ing standards, recommended practices, publications,contests, and achievement awards but more impor-tantly the social and educational activities we enjoy.

We recently moved from Jacksonville, FL toCarmel, IN to be near family. I was active in theSunshine Region including serving as the NorthernDivision Superintendent and SSR Board. TheNorthern Division organized quarterly division meet-ings in the Jacksonville area including clinics, showand tell, and local club updates for area modelers.

We have also had layout open houses, club visits,prototype field trips and some operating sessions.

My modeling started in HO and I have beenmodeling in O scale two rail since 1971. My sectionallayout is now in the 6th different home due to workrelocations.

I have also been active in the NMRAAchievement Program completing Author, Sceneryand Electrical Certificates. I look forward to beinginvolved on the Midwest Region.

Midwest Region Director-at-Large.Walt Herrick, Fox Valley Division

I have had an interest in trains since I was atoddler growing up in CrystalLake, Illinois. My first train setwas a basic American Flyer 4-4-2 steamer set I received atChristmas when I was 6. I con-tinued with Flyer until I was ateenager. At that time, Iswitched over to HO. I droppedout of the hobby in high schooland college, but returned rightafter college after moving to Cincinnati in 1973 tostart my first full time job. Iʼve been active in thehobby since then joining the NMRA in 1995. Ibecame active in the Fox Valley Division in 2011when I became editor of its Semaphore newsletterand a board member, positions I still hold today. Ibecame the MWRʼs Photographer in 2016 and PhotoContest Chair in 2017. I am running for Director atLarge to further serve the NMRA and its mission topromote and serve our great hobby.

Midwest Region Director-at-Large.Michael David Roderick, Central IndianaDivision

I am running for theDirector at Large for the MidwestRegion. I am fifty (50) years oldand have enjoyed trains most ofmy life. My father & grandfa-therʼs collected n-scale and HOtrains when I was a child and Ihave some of their trains today. Icurrently model in HO scaletrains.


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Midwest Region 2020 Ballot (This ballot is for use only by resident members of the Midwest Region)

Director-At-Large (Vote for/Check Four Candidates)

[ ] Mike Roderick, Central Indiana Division

[ ] Jim Allen, Fox Valley Division (Incumbent)

[ ] Gary Children, Wisconsin Southeastern Division

[ ] Eric Peterson, Central Indiana Division (Incumbent)

[ ] Walt Herrick, Fox Valley Division

[ ] Write-In _______________________________

[ ] Write-In _______________________________

[ ] Write-In _______________________________

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To validate your ballot, please print your:

Name ________________________________________

NMRA No.* ____________________

Division _____________________ or Division Code* 28 / _____

* From your membership card. Also, you can go to http://www.mwr-nmra.org/mwr2016/mwr.divisionmap.html to look up your Division assignment based on your Zip code.“Midwest” is not your Division!!! It is your Region.

If you do not provide the above information, your ballot will not be counted.

Return to Midwest Region Election Committee, c/o Jim Osborn, 2202 Bay Oaks Dr. McHenry, IL 60051-3710. Your ballot must be post marked no later than Friday, January 31, 2020.

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Midwest Region NMRA 2020 Spring Convention“IVD & ITD – Peoria Rocket” Registration Form

May 14-17, 2020 FARES NMRA Non-NMRA

Member/Spouse Member/Spouse Full Fare (Includes Banquet) $60/$40 $80/$40 Convention Only (No Banquet) $40/$30 $60/$30

*** Registrations received after May 1, 2020 or at the door will be $10 extra ***

Activities Registration ■ Thursday Operating Session (indicate your preference, i.e., 1, 2, 3): (Not a “layout tour;” you are expected to operate)Penn Central _____ Twin Cities & Western ______ D&RGW, 4 Corners Div. (distant) _____

Non-rail: Friday Morning Canvas Painting Event with Jody at the Hive Mobile Art Studio @ $25_______

■ Friday Operating Session: Penn Central_____

Non-rail: Saturday Morning Cooking class and lunch with chef Amanda Pyle at The Cookery @ $45 _____

■ Sunday Operating Session: Penn Central_____ Twin Cities & Western ______

Enter Desired Meal Choice in the “Meal” column: B = Buffet (3 meats), S = Special Diet ↓

Name Circle One for each registrant ↓ (PLEASE PRINT)

NMRA Member: ______________________________

Non-NMRA Member**: _____________________________

Spouse: ____________________________________________

Add $10 each for late registration (After May 1, 2020): $________ Total Enclosed: $______________

**Includes $20 RailPass membership – must be eligible (either never have been a member before or haven’t been a member for 2 years or more; can join at RailPass rates. If you have ever purchased a NMRA RailPass Membership, you cannot do that again. You must purchase a full NMRA membership to attend this event)

NMRA #: __________ Phone #: (___) _____________ Street: _________________________________ E-mail: _______________________________ City: ____________________ State: ____ Zip: ________NMRA Region____________________ NMRA Division_____________________

Mail to: Illinois Valley Division of NMRA P.O. Box 645 Chillicothe, Il. 61523

Make checks payable to: “IVD Convention Fund” (No cash, please) Registration forms available for download at https://www.peoriarocket2020.org/register


Convention w/ Banquet

Convention Only

Meal B/S

$60 $40

$80 $60

$40 $30

Office Use Only

Am’t Rec’d: $________

Check No.: ________

Op Session Status: ________

I enjoy working on my layout at home. I enjoy opera-tion sessionʼs and once my layout gets done, I willhave some at my house.

I was a member of the North Shore ModelRailroad club in Boston and was chairman of opera-tions for them. I am the former President of theNaptown Whiteriver Railroad club in Indianapolis andran operations and train shows for them.

I decided to devote my time to CID as a train-master. I enjoy organizing train shows and currently Iam the Train Show Master for the Indianapolis SpringTrain Show in April 2020. I am the model railroadermerit badge counselor for Boy Scouts of America forCID.

I am currently working toward my NMRA-MMR. I am on the board for INDY Junction 2022 andlooking forward in working with everyone to make thistri region convention one of the best that has beenheld.

If I am elected as one of the Directors atLarge I will do whatever I can to help in this position.

My Second Favorite Day of the Year(excerpted from a November 2013 FVD Semaphorearticle)by Walt Herrick

From the time I was ten to about fourteenyears old in the early 1960's, the Sunday beforeThanksgiving was a special day of the year for me. Itwas on that day my dad would take me to the annualValley Model Railroad Club's Open House in SouthElgin, Illinois. For four years, the trip to the ValleyModel Railroad Clubʼs HO layout was a highly antici-pated event, second only to Christmas in my mind.

I'd go to work on my dad early in November.“Can we go to the Elgin Model Train Open Houseagain this year, dad? It's coming up in a couple ofweeks, you know.” I'd ask at dinner in front of thewhole family hoping he'd say “yes” right away and I'dhave witnesses. His reply was always the standardparental response, “We'll see.” But, inevitably dadwould give his consent.

The ride over to the club was filled with highanticipation. We always went on Sunday in the lateafternoon when the sun was low in the sky. SouthElgin was only about a 35 minute drive from Crystal


Lake, but for a kid, the ride seemed to take forever.The club was located in the old Chicago

Aurora & Elgin electric line's Clintonville station out inthe country in South Elgin. I thought it was the perfectplace to have a model railroad club. The club'sentrance was in the back of the station.

In the early 1960's upon entering the club, youwere greeted by the inside of a huge nine foot tallmountain. All you could see was the back of themountain with its chicken wire, burlap and white plas-ter scenery base.

The layout room was typically packed and theaisles narrow so getting out from behind the moun-tain could take several minutes. As soon as you cameout, the club's full array of trains, scenery, buildings,signals and track came into view. Track. I neverdreamed there could be so much track on a modelrailroad! My little 5 x 9 foot American Flyer layoutshad a small fraction of the track the Valley Club had.There must have been a half dozen different longroutes with electric switches (turnouts) and lighted,operating signals. Then there were the freight yards,industrial sidings, narrow gauge line, bridges, andtrestles. And on all of this were running amazingtrains of every shape and size. Steam, diesel, freight,passenger, and trolleys—they all were there. Theback drop for all the railroading action was westernscenery with the huge “Doorway Mountain” as the

focal point. Locomotive servicing facilities, townscenes and industries added to the layoutʼs magic.

One year I got to go up into the second floorcontrol tower of the Valley layout. It just about blewmy little twelve year old mind. Guys running trainswith head sets, 6 or 7 throttles and big control panelswith hundreds of lights, it seemed. Now this wasmodel railroading!

My time spent at the Valley Model RailroadClub's Open House always ended too soon. But Icame home with a lot of inspiration to get me throughthe long winter months of kid model railroading.Today the Valley Model Railroad Club is still goingstrong in the old Clintonville station.

The layout has been changed over the yearsand “Doorway Mountain” is now gone. Their annualOpen House is coming up in a few weeks. I just mightgo for old times sake.

FAMILY FUN AT ARCTIC RUN

The 23rd Annual Arctic Run Model RailroadShow & Sale; sponsored by the CentralWisconsin Model Railroaders Ltd, will be heldFebruary 1 & 2, 2020 at the Holiday InnConvention Center, 1001 Amber Avenue, StevenPoint, WI 54481.

Exit 158 East, I-39/51 & Hwy. 10. East onemile on Hwy. 10- to Elizabeth Avenue (just pastFleet Farm). Saturday 9 AM to 5 PM; Sunday 10AM to 3 PM. Cost: Adults $4.00; Ages 12 – 17$2.00, Age 11 & under FREE.

Fun for the whole family. Enjoy a conventioncenter full (25,000 square feet) of trains, trainsand more trains.

Featured are operating model railroad layouts(some as large as 24ʼ x 52ʼ), a hands-on Thomasthe Tank Engine layout for the children,swap/sales tables, hobby shop dealers and ven-dors. If you are just interested in watchingtrains, thinking of getting started in the hobby, ora seasoned model railroader there is something


The Valley Model Railroad Clubʼs Annual Open Houseis packed. According to the clubʼs web site, this photowas probably taken at the 1962 Open House, a yearthe author would have also attended. Note the clubʼssecond story “control tower”. Photo courtesy ValleyModel Railroad Club.

Spring Board of Directors Meeting

Holiday Inn Hotel & Suites, East Peoria101 Holiday Drive

East Peoria, IllinoisSunday May 17, 2020; 10:30 am

here for everyone. On a cold February week-endthere is no better place to be than among friendly fun-loving model railroaders. The show is sponsored bythe Central Wisconsin Model Railroaders Ltd. (a non-profit educational organization).

Activities include promoting model railroadingas a life long hobby and family activity, supportingcommunity events and organizations including thePortage County Historical Society. For more informa-tion contact Jim Miller at (715) 340-0265 or email Jimat [email protected], or contact Don Anderson,(715) 340-8105 or email Don at [email protected].


Above: I sprinted up a large hill to get a birdseye view of the runby.You can see the photo line in the bottom photo.

The line skirts the Colorado/New Mexico border.

Some photos of the Cumbres & Toltec


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Kalmbach Display at Trainfestseveral years ago

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