Way off topic...for the scale model railroaders out there.

[ickmann]

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?







Ian

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[Badger]

Can you imagine the time it took them to build that ...

Regards,
Doug

[ickmann]

One man...35 years...14 acres..and still building

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[Patrick Chadwick]

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!

[Emri]

....... so I got some LGB! One has to adapt to survive!

Patrick,

What on earth is meant by "LGB" ??

If you like model rr's check out what is in Hamburg.



FWIW,

Emri

[Patrick Chadwick]

What on earth is meant by "LGB" ??

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.

[enfield303t]

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.