Four County Society of Model Engineers

CURRENT YEAR

November, 2021
Updated the calendar.

March, 2021
Updated the site server (should be no change visible for visitors though)

SELECT PREVIOUS ENTRIES

December, 2019
The FCSME modular layout was on display at the TownMall of Westminster November 29 through January 12. Thank you to all the visitors and donors!

March 2017
Began web site renewal; updated calendar and member roster.

September 2007
The website is being revamped page by page.

March 15, 2004
Walt Muren has been learning HTML and created his own personal web site covering his modeling interests. Click here to go directly to Walt's personal web page. Excellent job, Walt!

October 17, 2003
We had our biggest display the past weekend at the GSMTS. Pictures have been posted in the Galleries section. The newest galleries are now listed from most current to the oldest. Also, we've made updates to the calendar.

January 14, 2003
Ken Braden, who has been with club for a year now, sat down and mastered the Trellix software to create his own personal web site (while earning a living, supporting his family, and working on his modules!). Click here to go directly to Ken's personal web site. It is very entertaining. Way to go Ken!

January 4, 2003
We've been named an NMRA Webmaster's Choice! Over the next few weeks, look forward to a lot of changes (hopefully for the better) here on the site.

August 7, 2002
Updated Calendar. There's a lot of behind-the-scenes work happening on the web site, and we'll be rolling out a largely re-written web site in the near future. While there won't be a large difference in the appearance of most of the site, the operation of the site will be much smoother and more efficient. Also, the photo galleries will be completely re-designed to be easier to navigate. Keep your eyes on the site for updates.

June 25, 2002
Updated Calendar and added pictures from the June, 2002 Great Scale Model Train Show display.

May 28, 2002
Thanks to Bill digging up the files, we now have a few pictures from the club's visit to Bill Brooks' layout.

April 8, 2002
The site has been updated to include some photos from our last meeting. We completely refreshed the scenery on Jim McLaughlin's module. We also welcomed two new members - Ralph Cappiello and Tony Dietz.

April 1, 2002
New Forms for contacting the FCSME and for requesting site updates.

The FCSME only requests e-mail addresses to respond to feedback and to notify visitors of new developments. We promise not to sell or give your information away to third-party vendors, nor will we spam any email addresses. If you have requested to be on our mailing list(s), and decide you no longer wish to receive e-mail from the FCSME, simply send an e-mail to and request that your information be removed from our mailings, or, you may click here to opt out of FCSME mailings.

All official e-mail list messages from the FCSME will have the following paragraph at the end of the message:

"You are receiving this e-mail because you requested to be notified when the FCSME Web Site is updated, or requested to be on our mailing list. The FCSME only collects e-mail addresses for these purposes, and to respond to feedback. We promise not to sell or give your information away to third-party vendors, nor will we spam any e-mail addresses. If you have requested to be on our mailing list(s), and decide you no longer wish to receive e-mail from the FCSME, simply send an e-mail to info@fcsme.org and request that your information be removed from our mailings, or go to http://www.fcsme.org/optout.htm."

We apologise for any inconvenience these changes may cause you. If you have further questions or comments, please send them to .


	Four County Society of Model Engineers M o d u l a r R a i l r o a d i n g a t i t s B e s t

		What's New CURRENT YEAR November, 2021 Updated the calendar. March, 2021 Updated the site server (should be no change visible for visitors though) SELECT PREVIOUS ENTRIES December, 2019 The FCSME modular layout was on display at the TownMall of Westminster November 29 through January 12. Thank you to all the visitors and donors! March 2017 Began web site renewal; updated calendar and member roster. September 2007 The website is being revamped page by page. March 15, 2004 Walt Muren has been learning HTML and created his own personal web site covering his modeling interests. Click here to go directly to Walt's personal web page. Excellent job, Walt! October 17, 2003 We had our biggest display the past weekend at the GSMTS. Pictures have been posted in the Galleries section. The newest galleries are now listed from most current to the oldest. Also, we've made updates to the calendar. January 14, 2003 Ken Braden, who has been with club for a year now, sat down and mastered the Trellix software to create his own personal web site (while earning a living, supporting his family, and working on his modules!). Click here to go directly to Ken's personal web site. It is very entertaining. Way to go Ken! January 4, 2003 We've been named an NMRA Webmaster's Choice! Over the next few weeks, look forward to a lot of changes (hopefully for the better) here on the site. August 7, 2002 Updated Calendar. There's a lot of behind-the-scenes work happening on the web site, and we'll be rolling out a largely re-written web site in the near future. While there won't be a large difference in the appearance of most of the site, the operation of the site will be much smoother and more efficient. Also, the photo galleries will be completely re-designed to be easier to navigate. Keep your eyes on the site for updates. June 25, 2002 Updated Calendar and added pictures from the June, 2002 Great Scale Model Train Show display. May 28, 2002 Thanks to Bill digging up the files, we now have a few pictures from the club's visit to Bill Brooks' layout. April 8, 2002 The site has been updated to include some photos from our last meeting. We completely refreshed the scenery on Jim McLaughlin's module. We also welcomed two new members - Ralph Cappiello and Tony Dietz. April 1, 2002 New Forms for contacting the FCSME and for requesting site updates. The FCSME only requests e-mail addresses to respond to feedback and to notify visitors of new developments. We promise not to sell or give your information away to third-party vendors, nor will we spam any email addresses. If you have requested to be on our mailing list(s), and decide you no longer wish to receive e-mail from the FCSME, simply send an e-mail to and request that your information be removed from our mailings, or, you may click here to opt out of FCSME mailings. All official e-mail list messages from the FCSME will have the following paragraph at the end of the message: "You are receiving this e-mail because you requested to be notified when the FCSME Web Site is updated, or requested to be on our mailing list. The FCSME only collects e-mail addresses for these purposes, and to respond to feedback. We promise not to sell or give your information away to third-party vendors, nor will we spam any e-mail addresses. If you have requested to be on our mailing list(s), and decide you no longer wish to receive e-mail from the FCSME, simply send an e-mail to info@fcsme.org and request that your information be removed from our mailings, or go to http://www.fcsme.org/optout.htm." We apologise for any inconvenience these changes may cause you. If you have further questions or comments, please send them to .