Good morning from January 10th, 2026—8:07 AM, 63 degrees, and we’re headed up I-4 to the DeLand train show. This one’s a big two-day event with two buildings, and in this video I’m focusing on the vendor hall. It was foggy most of the morning, but we got there right around 9:03 and jumped straight into the aisles—bargain tables, bins of parts, rolling stock, and a whole lot of “you gotta ask the guy” pricing. I walk you through what I’m seeing as I go: Lionel and some LGB/G-scale tables, HO and N mixed together, Code 83 track, older horn-hook coupler cars (at least they’re cheaper now), and plenty of vintage kits and odds-and-ends. Debbie, of course, immediately finds the 25-cent table and ends up with two bags before 9:30—so I’m already making a trip back to the van. I also point out some of the detail parts I’m always hunting for (roof vents, sidewalks, little workbench-build kind of stuff), plus a few familiar vendor faces and club folks I run into every year. If you’re going to shows like this, the big takeaway is simple: get there early, dig through the bins, don’t be afraid to ask for a deal, and keep an eye out for the small detail parts that really move your projects forward. The club layouts are in a separate building and will be in another video.