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Notice!  The July meeting will be at Bill Randolph's house on Saturday July 10th (time yet to be set) for our summer picnic.  Officers meeting will be the following Saturday at 11 AM at the club house. 

Please stop in and see our layout measuring 54 x 25!  Located at the NW corner of San Mateo and Osuna in the shopping center.  See the map on the Upcoming Events page.

Abo Canyon Bridge 874.2 in service since 1909
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Soon to have a mate as the BNSF double tracks Abo

NMRR 2010 20th Anniversary Club Car page and order form

The Club Cars are a hit around the world
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Photo by Dietmar Ullmayer, Germany

The cars have arrived, look great and will not last long!!
Our 20th Anniversary Club Cars by Micro-Trains. It's a limited addition run featuring New Mexico's own "RED or GREEN ?"  Only 150 were made and they are going fast! Check out the Club Car page for the back side of the package!

 

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We are . . .

a non-profit model railroad club incorporated in New Mexico. The New Mexico Rail RunNers started in February of 1990 with a group of ten Albuquerque modelers working in N scale. Membership now numbers close to 30, several of whom live outside the Albuquerque Metro area.

Membership is open to all. We also promote model railroading as a fun hobby for youth, and have attracted a handful of teen members. Meetings are held the first Tuesday of each month (usually at our club location), with work sessions scheduled as needed.
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Our purpose is . . .

. . . to enjoy model railroading and share our hobby with the public. We do this by displaying and operating our layout at public events such as the New Mexico State Fair, Mall Shows, and out-of-town events.

Coal drag moving into the yard
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Ongoing Work .

. . . includes maintaining and upgrading the six corner modules and large yard built by the club. We have tentative plans for other club modules as time and money permit.