HO, N O
WHEN, will G ever… be thought of as model railroads.[:(]
If I lived closer to kalmback I’d march right into their office ,and, and ,get down on my knees and ,begggggg.
Maybe they should take a look at the video clips that GRYs was so kind enough to put on their site.
If thats NOT model railroading I don’t know what is???
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BTY, keep you volume down, the steam back ground was the only copy right materials I could use at the time.[:(]
Thanks GRYs staff[^] You keep a well round hobby.
Tony Koester recently started a series of articles on building a G-gauge table top layout. I’ve seen nothing but good feedback from the readers about his endeavor, so I’m sure we’ll see a little more.
I think the deciding difference between G and Z/N/HO/S/O is how the trains are built. As stated many times here, garden trains are built tough to last outside while the others are not. That means you cannot often apply procedures from G to Z/N/HO/S/O or vice versa. The garden guys also have this thing about scale vs gauge… (-; lol
Hey Marty;
Just watched your plow video. Too cool, man!!
Mark