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| Montreal | Toy Shops ( for train sets) Posted: Wed July 2, 2008 08:08 PM UTC
Born in Cote'St Paul Montreal son of a war bride, after my father died in 1953
forced to return to England. Managed a return trip in April this year (2008)Went to my fathers grave ,visited house I was born in ,saw a Canadiens/Toronto hockey match .Visited many places and felt "at home". but I went to many shopping malls and streets and could not find anywhere that is a model shop or toy shop that sold train sets , and I was looking particularly for an "O" gauge layout. Can you advise me if there maybe or is a shop that perhaps I can buy at on line ?? many thanks for your time Dickie Dulude. |
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| Montreal | Re: Toy Shops ( for train sets) Posted: Wed July 2, 2008 08:27 PM UTC
There aren't many of those shops left, unfortunately. The two main ones are Udisco on Decarie in NDG, which is supposed to be the biggest hobby shop in the world, or something like that. Anyway, they have HO, O, N, and other guages as well.
You could also try Hobby Junction on Cardinal/Donegani in Dorval/Pointe-Claire. They have a great train selection.
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