Wow Brent !! I found the little train on that web'site !! Thanks, & if you get there someday, I hope you get more pictures !! Let us know how far apart the rails are if you can. It looks like it might be 7 inch like our little trains near me !! I wonder if has a gasoline engine or what in it !!
B & O, TOO !!
Thanks a lot !! John
I live in upstate New York, so regular visits to Purkey's are not in the cards for me, but this article certainly makes me wish I could visit. The article is so well writen (for what it is) that I printed it out to give to my wife to read. I realize with me being retired (medical) and "under foot" all day, her tolerance for my passion is beginning to waver. I don't think she gets the point. Something in this article connects with me and maybe it will help her see a little better why I am so enthused with model trains (especially O gauge).
Thanks for posting the article and many thanks to Wiley for creating the little island in such a crazy world! I'll get to Sykesville.......one day!
Sounds like a great Hobby Shop !! Enjoyed reading that article & wonder if you have seen the Little Sykes Railway children's ride ? !! Are there any pictures of that or web-site ? !! That hobby shop reminds me of some of the old ones we used to have years ago !!
Thanks, John
Thanks for posting this. That's my LHS too, and Wiley is a heckuva nice guy.
Joel
http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/local/carroll/bal-ca.purkey17jun17,0,2284861.story?coll=bal-local-carroll
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