RockIsland52 Welcome KingSingh . It is interesting for us to have people who post from other countries to hear their perspective on trains. Your "toy trains" are real, passenger-carrying steam trains. You might get much more interest in your posts if you use in this same website under the Trains Magazine Forums: Steam and Preservation. Thank you for your link......very interesting.
Welcome KingSingh . It is interesting for us to have people who post from other countries to hear their perspective on trains.
Your "toy trains" are real, passenger-carrying steam trains. You might get much more interest in your posts if you use in this same website under the Trains Magazine Forums: Steam and Preservation.
Thank you for your link......very interesting.
Rock is correct but we are always interested in post from other countries thru this great world we are in.
Our toy trains thou are ones that maybe your kids play with but on the higher price line. We build senery and all for ours and put them on tables any wear from 3 feet by 4 feet to (1 meter by 1 and 1/3 meters (aprox size ) to how ever big the room we have to put them in its not uncommon for a layout be aprox 4 meters by 8 meters.
I'm trying to build one about 2 1/2 meters by 4 meters ( layout for my trains )
Again welcome and please come visit some more.
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Thanks for the info. Different type of "toy trains". Glad to have you post. Glad to have posters from other countries.
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Hello
Only few toy trains are functional these days.In India,we have few toy trains which have their own beauty.These trains covers a short distance and mainly used for tourism.Have a look of these trains -
http://get-some-more.blogspot.com/2008/06/indian-toy-trains.html
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