Just wanted to stop in and say hello to all of you.
I have been into HO gauge for few years when I was younger(17) had a nice table with two main lines and a switching yard, then I had to move and tore down my setup and boxed it all up. Now I'm 38 and have a small apartment, so I decided to break out my train and set it back up.
I don't have room for a table setup, so I'm going to be going with a shelf setup along the ceiling of my bedroom.
Now for the bad news, I opened my train box the other night and two of my engines have damage to them, my SD45 UP#3600 lost both of the couplers and took a little damage to the body, like lost the front and back grab irons, the plastic steps. and my Santa Fe #23 also lost it's coupler and no body damage.
this one Survived unharmed for two moves
And the good news is they all still run.
I have been into HO gauge for few years when I was younger(17) had a nice table with two main lines and a switching yard, then I had to move and tore down my setup and boxed it all up. Now I'm 38 and have a small apartment, so I decided to break out my train and set it back up.
I don't have room for a table setup, so I'm going to be going with a shelf setup along the ceiling of my bedroom.
Now for the bad news, I opened my train box the other night and two of my engines have damage to them, my SD45 UP#3600 lost both of the couplers and took a little damage to the body, like lost the front and back grab irons, the plastic steps. and my Santa Fe #23 also lost it's coupler and no body damage.
this one Survived unharmed for two moves
And the good news is they all still run.