Bushel86

I switched from HO to On30 because I thought it would be easier on my eyes. Nope. Now I seem to want more detail.

Not that I haven't looked into Gn18, I think it be just a little to much for me. at least for now. Maybe down the road I might. Lol...

One of my modeling friends model Gn18 (1/24th scale, 18" gauge, HO track with 1/2" scale). It is a tram line using very small diesels...

Don't I know it lol.. But I figured I get on here and just hear other Opinions, does help to make that decision even if I do argue one...

I am a perfectionist. And it is hard for me to break free of doing it one way for another. I know that no one can tell me which to do Ho...

Do what YOU want. There are many facets of enjoyment, with this hobby. It's your money, do what makes you happy. I don't care if...

That is true, but at same time even in O scale and G scale, you have those who try to create a believeable prototype. You mention Thomas...

Our club has built an On30 logging layout over the last 5years. 2019 layout. Scratch built or craftsman kit structures Lots of open...

I was thinking of doing something like this with small, 1st generation, diesels. (44 tonner, HH660, SW1, etc).. Logs would be brought...

Nice looking critter. good work.

I've modeled in On30 and HOn30....briefly.;) The RTR engine offerings in On30 are very limited.. The plastic RTR freight cars have a...

Hey Dan Yeah I already know all about the size differences. In fact its what draws me to 0n30. Bigger details in a same space as Ho...

You're welcome man! Thunder Mesa Studios is where I spend some time. The Puerto Borracho Railway is another railroad that has captured...

Yeah I Do alot of scratch building the same type of structures in Ho scale, so the size and detail issues are certianly a plus I find...