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Re: Who owns the stuff, the club or the individaul members?
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lugnet.trains.org
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Thu, 21 Sep 2000 06:54:46 GMT
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PNLTC has a small $10/year dues. This covers incidentals for shows. We have
also purchased some sets and bins for the Kids Area, but most of that comes
from the few buck we get paid by the shows.
As for mixing track we have used two methods. The first is show up with a
known number of track and leave with the same. And we sometimes designate an
area where one member would use their track, this way most of "your" track
gets back to you. Second is labeling.
As for buildings/structures we started out were each member would populate
their own tables (modules), but as time goes on we inter-mix buildings &
structures. These are easily identifiable.
As for trains since most are MOCs they to are easily identifiable. Most have
learned it is a good idea to label the LEGO proper models.
SteveB
PNLTC
In lugnet.trains.org, Christopher Masi writes:
> After looking at WAMALUG's most recent pictures I wondered who owned burp
> mountain? Does a member own it (no I am not looking for a name) or is it
> property of WAMALUG. A more general question is how do most groups handle • this?
> I always assumed that there were club dues, clubs would buy stuff, and the
> structures made from those things are Club property. Anything built by an
> individual from that individual's collection could be part of a layout, but • the
> item would remain the individual's property. Is that how most clubs do it, or • is
> everything privately owned, and the club acts as a place to find trading
> partners or people with whom one can split sets (I want these parts. You want
> those parts. Cool, everyone is happy.)
> Anyway, I was just curious about the internal workings of the clubs.
>
> Thanks,
> Chris
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