--- In [email protected], "Andre Ming" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Have any of you tried, or currently pursue, two different scales
with two
> different themes on two different layouts? If so, what have been
your
> experiences doing so?
> Andre Ming
> Poteau, OK
>
Dump the On30, you can't do Colorado in On30. Besides the new
Bachmann On30 4-4-0 is a slide into the On30 "Conspiracy" abyss. It
is an HO engine with a big cab, something that can be built from a
Mantua ten wheeler. What a waste of tooling.
Besides if you are here you are an S scaler. S scalers are born to
it, it is something that chooses you, you don't choose it.
Buy yourself an SHS 2-8-0, you will love the locomotive enough to
build S scale standard gauge. I find the RTR aspect of S standard
gauge equipment great. It is easier to not be overwhelmed with the
thought of a layout if there is not the aspect of building all the
cars from kits or scratch. I have reduced my 1870's Sn3.5 layout to a
small shelf layout. I find going between the two eras refreshing.
They require different thought process.
Harold
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