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From one extreme to the other

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From one extreme to the other
Posted by Hostler on Monday, November 4, 2013 2:26 PM

  Having modeled in N gauge for well over 50 years, thought we' go out with a bang by constructing a G gauge project running directly through my "caboose's" extensive flower beds.  Admittedly, this will be a daunting task, but she's been the 'dispatcher' for 54 years, but she's amenable to the task at hand !  Like the adage points out, you only go around once and this is the once in my life undertaking(no pun intended).  We're well open to any suggestions and caveats anyone would care to tender !!!

                                              The Hostler

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Posted by Rex in Pinetop on Tuesday, November 5, 2013 9:20 AM

Sounds like you're going to have fun.  Lets see some pictures as you go.

Rex

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Posted by PJM20 on Wednesday, November 6, 2013 6:55 PM

Hey, your not alone. I am into N Scale and G Scale (and hopefully S Scale)! Why settle for a compromise when you can have the best of both worlds by modeling them both! Good luck with your garden railway, for I have had a lot of satisfaction from being in this part of the hobby.

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