QUOTE: Originally posted by Allan Miller I'm finding myself drawn more and more to Standard Gauge (repros) and On30--two areas relatively unaffected by all the moaning and groaning, fussing and fuming, and downright angst that seems to be so much a part of the O gauge hobby these days. I have plenty of O gauge trains--more than I deserve to have--and will hold onto a lot of it, but for now I'm finding a whole lot more peace and tranquility in some other scales (including Large Scale, which will again become a major factor when I purchase a new home). I would like to see all the manufacturers survive because they have given us an undreamed-of bounty of great toys over the past dozen or so years, but, frankly, couldn't care less if any of them can't make it in the years ahead. I wi***hem all well, but am not going to lose sleep worrying about the eventual fate of any of them. Life is too short, and this, after all, is just a hobby--supposedly a way to extend one's days on this planet to a certain extent, all other things being equal.
Doug Murphy 'We few, we happy few, we band of brothers...' Henry V.
Regards, Roy
Bob Keller
QUOTE: Originally posted by Ogaugeoverlord and Bob Grubba will be given the exclusive rights to make any and all trains and road names with anyone's command and sound systems, but only in TT gauge. [:o)]
brianel, Agent 027
"Praise the Lord. I may not have everything I desire, but the Lord has come through for what I need."
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