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Train Scale

I work on the RailRoad: And play in O scale:

Looks more like a roll away and not driven off the edge.

Neither are our cars but we still take them out on the road where there's greater dangers.

Derailments are part of the RR business. Brings another level of excitement and anticipation as you watch them run. Test you heart as you turn up the speed to find "the edge".

You have proven time and again that you do have an imagination. Just never lose it.

Can run year round and not lose an entire room (or 2 rooms)

The old yard engines we had were Alco's RS1's. those straight 4 stroke 6 cyl. would pull anything. There's one in one of my pictures (loco #43) pulling a string of cars to the car wash (picture with van in it). Loved working on those and one of the few loco's you could actually roll start when...

Yea, we had everything in the yard back then, GG1's, F9's, E8's, F40's, P40's, RS1's. My wife and i travel by rail all the time, mostly NE corridor WAS-BOS Acela, but we've gone WAS-SEA (Capital Limited-Empire Builder) SEA-SAC (Coastal Starlight) SAC-CHI (California Zephyr) WAS-FLA (Auto train...

You need to put a shelf all the way around the room about 8" from the ceiling and you can run the trains up there. I'll post some picture of how i've got mine set up running along the ceiling.

Same location, when i started in 1981 and how the yard changed. The shops today, no more roundhouse.

what's outside my office. I work on the real ones and play with the smaller ones. [/ATTACH]