Clubs

The VRLGM is a group of friends that build Victorian and South Australian LEGO® Trains.

The Washington, D.C. Metropolitan Area LEGO® Train Club (WamaLTC) is a group of enthusiasts who enjoy building and running LEGO® Trains, and are a Recognized LEGO User Group.

TNVLC is a recognized LEGO® User Group located throughout Tennessee and Northern Alabama, with chapters in Nashville, TN and Huntsville, AL. Their goal is to create a fun, collaborative environment for LEGO® fans and to share the hobby with the community through regular displays and events.

The Northern Illinois LEGO® Train Club is an adult LEGO® enthusiast group of 25 active members that enjoy building, designing, and displaying LEGO® creations for the public.

They are a group of adult hobbyists who have teamed up to create an epic scale train layout made complete from LEGO® brand bricks, and have been displaying their layouts at various regional and national events since the early 1980s.

The Bay Area L-Gauge Train Club is a group of LEGO® train enthusiasts who build and display LEGO® train layouts at public events in the San Francisco Bay Area.

The Lowlands L-Gauge Model Train Club is a small group of enthousiasts, dedicated to building railways as much to scale as (in)humanly possible. While trains are their main focus and what binds them together, several members also try to build dioramas, cars and other landscape elements to the same scale as our trains. They usually aim for 1:45, although the restrictions of the bricks sometimes result in variations between 1:48 and 1:43. Effectively the trains tend to be 8 studs wide.

LUKR (LEGO UK Railway) is the UK’s largest and most active LEGO train club. LUKR aim to progress the LEGO train hobby by showcasing custom LEGO locomotives and rolling stock on stunning scenic layouts