From bucolic pasture to polluted cityscape, her depictions give striking dimension to the passing scenes. She prefers the water base because it's easy, it washes quickly and it smells better. Nevertheless, as can be seen in the photos, her work is very convincing in providing depth and distance for the viewer. And Finally The Alberta Central Model Railroad Club is a non-profit group which supports itself through its own membership dues as well as various community activities. Primary among these is the annual Spring Show, at which railroad clubs and enthusiasts from around Alberta meet to display their layouts.
Commercial displays are also prominent.
Since we have been fortunate to be offered use of the Canadian Forces armoury building several years in succession, an antique military vehicle display in combination with a cadet recruitment promotion also run somewhat incidentally. The location is central and familiar to the public. Nearly 17 hundred visitors attended the show in 1998. With sometimes divergent interests but a great deal of expertise, and an abiding fascination with railroads, our club has one element in particular to enhance our continuance. We have six members in our club .