Found my first layout...pictures
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N scale, and I used kato track to make it reliable. I have owned trains longer than 2002, but only collected up till then to finally put one together in 2001/2002. I had enough stuff to finally build one.
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prhea1st
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N scale, and I used kato track to make it reliable. I have owned trains longer than 2002, but only collected up till then to finally put one together in 2001/2002. I had enough stuff to finally build one.
Railrunner130
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I like the huge overlook you have in the first photo. Reminds me of PA Turnpike out towards Pittsburgh.
otiscnj
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hea,
The trackplan and scenery sort of reminds me of the photo on the old 'Mountain In Minutes' product, with the mountains and lake. I was wondering about the scale also, although as an envious HO modeler, I'd recognize that Kato Truss Bridge, anywhere.
What's the story on the passenger cars behind the GN engine? Look German/European, not your typical Empire Builder, or Western Star.
The trackplan and scenery sort of reminds me of the photo on the old 'Mountain In Minutes' product, with the mountains and lake. I was wondering about the scale also, although as an envious HO modeler, I'd recognize that Kato Truss Bridge, anywhere.
What's the story on the passenger cars behind the GN engine? Look German/European, not your typical Empire Builder, or Western Star.
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