This spring I will be laying some track for an O Scale railroad around my
garden. Nothing like a full size train, but just as time consuming. I see full
size cabooses for sale once in a while but my wife won't go for it.
Hi Nicholas, if you are going to build a train outside, I do think it's G
On 01/24/2013 03:07 AM, Jean MAURICE wrote:
This spring I will be laying some track for an O Scale railroad around
my garden. Nothing like a full size train, but just as time consuming. I
see full size cabooses for sale once in a while but my wife won't go
for it.
Hi Nicholas, if you are going
In fact, the 'real' driver is on her side. All the driving she has done (and
that I have done too) is 'illegal' and able only because we know the driver and
because he is confident.
Driving a passenger train is very easy when all is ok. The main difficulty is
obeing (to obey) the signals and
Fascinating though this is it really is straying towards OT.
John Weller
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On 01/24/2013 07:50 AM, John Weller wrote:
Fascinating though this is it really is straying towards OT.
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Hi John,
The trains have Windows . . .
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Pete,
For the first time today (it's been a bad day so far) I laughed out aloud
brilliant!
Dave
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Sent: 24 January 2013 13:20
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My scale is definitely O and not G. I decided on O because the price
of rolling stock, etc. is 50% less plus I can get much more operation in the
same space. G scale is too toylike for my taste.
In the U.S. O scale is 1:48 not 1:43.
I suppose this thread has gotten out of hand and the NF
Ha! ha! What did I just say about the NF police? Personally, if I find a
straying thread I just ignore it and save a lot of time by not
sending out complaints.
Nicholas Geti
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Yep.
Nicholas
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Sent: Thursday, January 24, 2013 9:14 AM
Subject: RE: [NF] Who on this list is a train nut?
Pete,
For the first time today (it's been a bad day so far) I laughed out
I highly approve. I was thinking since he has so much time, he should start
digging a tunnel out of his basement then lay some track so he can run his
car outside to the lawn. He could charge visitors a fee to climb aboard.
Nicholas Geti.
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From: Stephen Russell
Hey Nicholas - I gotta agree with you. I should find out where he lives - I
know he's in Canada - and ask if I can come visit him! Bet that would be a
RIOT!!!
:-)
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Geti
Sent: Wednesday,
This spring I will be laying some track for an O Scale railroad around my
garden. Nothing like a full size train, but just as time consuming. I see
full size cabooses for sale once in a while but my wife won't go for it.
Nicholas Geti
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From: Kurt k...@isssusa.com
On 01/23/2013 05:29 PM, Nicholas Geti wrote:
Hi Guys,
Since the car has *Windows*, this thread is acceptable on [NF]. If the
thread were [OT], none of the FoxPro tech guys could see it, a great
tragedy. You all really like [OT], as long as it is the right people
posting.
This spring I
would anyone admit that? Ive known several 'train nuts' in my life... not a
good look in general!
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On 01/23/2013 09:22 PM, Geoff Flight wrote:
would anyone admit that? Ive known several 'train nuts' in my life... not a
good look in general!
Hi Geoff,
Didn't you say you rode the train to work every day, and that you like
the old ones better than the newer ones? I admit a small interest in
Hey, it's wonderful !! What is amazing is that he built the car ! here in
France, it's 'easy' to buy an old one. The most complicated is to carry it to
your home and to have enough room for it (it's 24m long in Europe). I haven't
understood all what he said but near the end he said you must
I thought you meant someone who really likes Model Trains. So -
MAN-O-Man was I surprised to see that Video - that was AWESOME.
Although, yeah - the guy has to be a little bit nuts to pull that one
off. My wife would NEVER Let that fly - although, in Levittown -
generally speaking - there is
I was wondering what to do with the garden. maybe an engine too.
Al
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From: Kurt @ VR-FX
Sent: Saturday, January 19, 2013 8:00 PM
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Subject: Re: [NF] Who on this list is a train nut?
I thought you meant someone who really likes Model Trains.
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