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Hello!!! Newbie Railroader
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Hi The best bit of advice I can give you is to do things in a small way and then your mistakes will be small or you may change your mind. I am an Aussie and I got this advice from your American magazines and it is the best thing to follow. <br /> <br />Like everyone else I though this didn't apply to me but it did, I have made some minor mistakes which took a helluva lot to fix and I have changed my mind too. I hav even changed my address and and my intended address. <br /> <br />Another thing I am comvinced of, it its just plain non productive to get rail in discreet sections, try to get continuos rail and bend it to suit your layout. I am committed to making my railway fit my garden, not the other way around and its just too hard to do, unless you can have your rail in any length and/or shape. <br /> <br />A lot of people in this country have doubts about any type of trains but LGB and I am one of those, They cost a bomb and the people involved are hard to egt on with at times but you wouldn't risk wasting your money on something that doesn't work. <br /> <br />Have a good look at the LGB MTS system, its all by itself but very expensive to start with but once you have it you will be entranced as am I. <br /> <br /> <br />Regards <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />Ian
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