If you still enjoy running it, then no. Forget that others don't seem interested, it's not their railroad.What do you think...should I proceed and begin removing the 0-scale 2-Rail track?
Wasn't me that commented?Sirfoldalot, I will need hundreds of dollars worth of track components, and I have a large Hobby Budget, so I don't worry about cost.
But thanks for your offer!
Hal
yay.THE RAILROAD STAYS!
gentlemen, i have agonized over my deciion fo tepast evera
Are they doing it in the same spot?it makes a jerk forward and stalls, then makes a jerk and stalls. Repeatedly.
BigGRacing, it wouldn't look right to me having a slot car track in the same room as a model railroad layout.Excellent News,
I still like my idea of moving some of that slot track over by your railroad! But mainly happy that you still have those trains !
There doesn't seem to be any train shop in the State that works on O-Scale 2-Rail equipment...it's as though it were poison!Are they doing it in the same spot?
I wish you were a little closer - surly there is someone around where you live that could take a look at them?
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