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Not my hobby, but I was impressed beyond belief when I took the kids to visit. The tracks are HO scale and the canyons are approx. 10 - 12 feet deep. Could only wish for that sort of spare time eh?
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Ian
Can you imagine the time it took them to build that ... :bow:
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Doug
One man...35 years...14 acres..and still building
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Ian
It's a bit of a long hike from Mauserland, but I have made note of this, just in case... I started out in model railroading before getting involved with old bangers, but I can't see the rivets any more in HO. What the hell, so I got some LGB! One has to adapt to survive!
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Originally Posted by Patrick Chadwick
Patrick,
What on earth is meant by "LGB" ??
If you like model rr's check out what is in Hamburg.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PN_oDdGmKyA
FWIW,
Emri
Just dismantled my HO set as building it was the fun and I really don't enjoy operating it that much. I have over 40 pieces of brass I am going to sell and will probably buy a few more Lee Enfields with the money.
Model railroading is a great hobby and the bonus was meeting so many good people over the years.
Bought a bunch of G but decided not to build a outdoor layout, sold it to a friend.
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Lehmann GrossBahn - "G" scale models, i.e. narrow gauge 1/2" to the foot on Gauge 1 track - prototypes are NG railway stock on 2'6", 3" or meter gauge.
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