[Alph]

Hi Timbo,
I understand you also like to run a rail road? I had an aquaintance named Jim Fitzgerald He was into Nscale big time. I've been working on a 32x24 layout for 15 years now. I'm also in the process of configuring my back yard for a LGB layout. Still in the planning stage I do collect other scales but not as extencive as Nscale.
Alph

[mikeb1958]

Originally Posted by Alph

Hi Timbo,
I understand you also like to run a rail road? I had an aquaintance named Jim Fitzgerald He was into Nscale big time. I've been working on a 32x24 layout for 15 years now. I'm also in the process of configuring my back yard for a LGB layout. Still in the planning stage I do collect other scales but not as extencive as Nscale.
Alph

Very nice pics! The wife wants to get into trains and already purchased some HO scale items.

[timbo]

Originally Posted by Alph

Hi Timbo,
I understand you also like to run a rail road? I had an aquaintance named Jim Fitzgerald He was into Nscale big time. I've been working on a 32x24 layout for 15 years now. I'm also in the process of configuring my back yard for a LGB layout. Still in the planning stage I do collect other scales but not as extencive as Nscale.
Alph

That looks great Alph. you seem to have put in a lot of time on that one.

Unfortunately all mines in boxes at the moment. A distinct lack of time and space to get it going. (Plus those prying 4 year old fingers don't help).

I mainly collect UK outline "OO" (similar to HO), but started getting a bit of US outline N a while back to try and fix the space problem. I got a couple of pieces of Broadway Ltd for my birthday a couple of years back, A GG1 and Pennsy K4) They are really sweet and came sound and DDC equipped.

[MoMo]

Nice work Alph,

Dragon Can Do have lots of N Gauge items related to WW2 which can be fun. I'm working on a 1.72 scale continental town ( Holland/Germany circa 1944/5 ) which I can use to pose my collection of soldiers and AFVs. I have old Hornby items which can be insinuated into it to create a railway feature. These are HO scale, but work quite well.

[flyXwire]

Great set, Alph. Say, how about doing a photo shoot of some WWII warbirds passing overhead scenery? I think it would look tre-cool!

[SKUNKY]

Originally Posted by mikeb1958

....The wife wants to get into trains and already purchased some HO scale items.

I take it "Mrs. Mike" is quite petite???...

[FormerViperDriver]

Originally Posted by SKUNKY

I take it "Mrs. Mike" is quite petite???...

Skunk-man, you crack me up (yet again). Do you ever miss one?

I must say I'm starting to look at this forum partly to see what your next funny repartee will be (though diecast info/discussion is still my main purpose)...

FVD

[SKUNKY]

I try not to let too many slip by,FVD, but when I do, one of my deputies is usually around to make the arrest...

The way I look at it is like this..If there's nothing around to poke fun at, we can always resort to rivet counting...

[jim]

Originally Posted by SKUNKY

I try not to let too many slip by,FVD, but when I do, one of my deputies is usually around to make the arrest...

The way I look at it is like this..If there's nothing around to poke fun at, we can always resort to rivet counting...

30,492 erm 30,493, erm 30,494, HUH ? somebody say something?

[mustangdriver]

That is great layout, I always wanted to do one, but I don't have the room. All of my game room is aviation stuff.