I've been into since I was little. Belong to a club now. Yes it can get expense. I have a 3 drawer tool box with old diecast HO steam locomotives with DCC sound decoders on the top tray and cars in the bottom 3 drawers. I can barely left it! The swmbo asked how much the box was worth. I told her to replace the decoders was about $400, with used locomotives, another $400. Then I said replacing it with new would cost over $2000. And this is the stuff I use the most! LOL
We have an Open House once a year. We used to have a Train Show and Swap Meet, but the average amount of money made was around $600 with $200 coming from concession. I spent around $30 at the concession stand working both days! LOL
There is a Train Show at Mid America in Council Bluffs, IA on JAN 2nd and 3rd.
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