Shows & Expos
We exhibit at a few conventions and shows each year. We welcome you to come attend these fun and interesting events and we enjoy meeting everyone in person. You can also pre order items and pick them up at any show we are attending.
November 8, 2025 - The show is scheduled and looks to be a fantastic turnout for everyone who has been waiting for a show! 10am - 3pm IMCATS (International Model Construction and Truck ShowFeaturing models, dioramas, custom models, and memorabilia on construction, trucks and other heavy equipment and vehicles. This show is hosted by Buffalo Road Imports of which our store is only 1/4 mile from the show. Our Lady of Peace Parish Center/ Banquet Hall, 10950 Main St (Rte 5), Clarence, NY 14031 | |
January 24-25, 2026 Amherst Railway Society Railroad Hobby ShowEastern States Exposition, 1305 Memorial Ave., West Springfield, MA 01089, USA This is a huge train show that spans 4 buildings of dealers, manufacturers, layouts, and clinics. Even if you are not into trains, this show is fun to attend. The layouts on display are absolutely amazing. | |
March 1, 2026 - 9:30am - 3:30pm, Rochester, NY Greater Rochester Train Fest, Rochester, NY9:30 AM to 3:30 PM | |
April , 2026 - more info to come IWFAI (International Watch Fob Association Inc) Annual ShowLakeside Sand & Gravel, 3540 Frost Rd., Mantua, OH 44255 Watch Fobs and Construction Memorabilia, Scale Models & Toy Show. Along with the indoor fob and toy show, check out Lakeside Sand & Gravel Antique Construction Equipment & Open House including tours of the gravel pits. | |
August 28-30, 2026 - Concordia, Kansas HCEA (Historical Construction Equipment Assn.) Annual ShowThe HCEA’s annual International Convention and Old Equipment Exposition is a gathering of antique construction machinery, trucks and related equipment for the general public. The show features live demonstrations of these machines, with technology spanning from the late 1800s to the mid to late 1900s. Exhibitors bring equipment from hundreds of miles away to our shows, and attendees come from around the world. The huge collection of show host Kurt Kocher will be on display again, the show grounds will be laid out more compactly, and Allis-Chalmers equipment will be featured. And not just Allis-Chalmers branded! Anything in the Allis-Chalmers product family, especially construction and agriculture, including Monarch, Henry, LaPlant-Choate and other acquisitions, is welcome. Also anything powered by Allis-Chalmers or Buda engines! The Two-Cylinder Club, featuring John Deere Ds and one of two D Dugan crawler conversions, will also be showing. We’ll be using an elevating grader with bottom dump wagons, draglines, a clamshell, a Marion steam shovel and more to widen a pond dam, grade a road across a ravine, and convert a silted-in pond to a waterway. Kansas-made machines will include Concordia-built Peltier Foundry Sulky pull graders and a working Ersham rock crusher. We’ll also demonstrate what is believed to be the only operable steam skip concrete mixer in the country, and we’ll recreate a 1915 photo of 10-plus outfits plowing using Aultman Taylor prairie tractors and period gang plows. Other highlights include rides in a World War II halftrack, a huge sandbox with the Lakeside Sand & Gravel model screening plant, antique cars and trucks, a daily parade, and more! More info to follow! |