Events

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The Annual NASG Convention

S-scale's Premier Event

The NASG's Annual Convention is held sometime between late May and late September, typically somewhere in the U.S.A. or Canada. A Convention is usually sponsored and organized by one or more clubs. The Convention's activities are held at, or originate from, the Convention hotel, and these activities are usually spread out over four days, offering clinics, vendors, contests & more. The event draws people from all over the world, and it is open to all active NASG members, and, starting in 2026, it is open to non-members (with restrictions). Direct family members are welcome. Bring your children or grandchildren to introduce them to the world of model railroading and to S.

Share your enthusiasm for S and 1:64 modeling with other like-minded individuals!

View all past Conventions from 1961 through 2026.

View information about holding a Convention.

Other Annual S Shows

Local Train Shows Potentially Featuring S

Online Meetings Featuring S

New Tracks Modeling

New Tracks Modeling holds Zoom meetings every Wednesday at 7pm Eastern Standard U.S. time. Twice a month there are segments about S modeling. The NASG sponsors a monthly segment on scale modeling in S, hosted by Jamie Bothwell, and American Models sponsors a monthly segment on S hi-rail modeling, hosted by Joe Weber. All of the individual "S" segments are then posted on the New Tracks Modeling YouTube channel.

• View the New Tracks Modeling web site for all of the details.
• Watch the New Tracks Modeling YouTube channel.

S-scale Zoom Meeting

Held every Tuesday at 8pm Eastern Standard U.S. time; hosted by Bill Lane or Ken Zieska.

• The Zoom link.

S-Trains Chat

Held every Sunday at 9:30pm Eastern Standard U.S. time; hosted by Chuck Harrington.

• The Chat link.

National Narrow Gauge

The National Narrow Gauge group hosts the "Off the Beaten Track" monthly Zoom meeting every second Tuesday of the month at 8pm Eastern Standard U.S. time. They feature S and manufacturers who produce products for S on a fairly regular basis.

• View the National Narrow Gauge group page for the details.
• Watch the Off the Beaten Track YouTube channel.