Ah come on Art! ha! Some of the best times I had as a child was to run
my AF Atlantic into a wooden block 'fort' of some kind and run over a
bunch of toy soldiers. I think we also ran it off the end of a
cardboard trestle after seeing the movie 'Bridge on the River Kwye'
(sure I spelled that wrong). Two cars on my original train are on my
layout today as I still 'cared' for the trains. Unfortunately the
Atlantic suffered a terminal case of E unit disease! but unrelated to
countless crashes in it's 8 year life span. Heck it's okay to run your
trains "just like the real Union Pacific"!
Actually the solution might be to have two sets of trains--a
cheepie set and the good stuff!
Bob Werre
Art Armstrong wrote:
>At the risk of terminal flaming may I suggest that a child too young to
>understand the need for care in layout operation may be just too young to be
>allowed to operate? Do you let them drive your car or operate your table
>saw?
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>It's o.k. to tell children "no".
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>Taking cover.
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>Art Armstrong
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