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Guys, As an admirer of 'G' scale items (I received a USA trains GP-7 for Christmas, which is my third loco), I suppose I fall into the category of those who don't have an outdoor layout (not yet anyway) but who likes the hobby. To give a better idea of the lure of 'G' scale in the Dallas-Ft. Worth area, this last weekend there was the first of our twice yearly train shows. In the train show, the 'G' scale display was given it's own room (10+ trains running in the room). I was pleased to listen to the other visitor's comments as the trains went by. It truly attracted a large crowd. As I wanderer around the various displays with my kids in tow, it helped me appreciate the large scale trains even more. For instance, I still don't see how those folks put the N-scale locos on the track. Large scale is the way to go! onward... P.S.: This is my first post but I've been visiting this forum for several months. I just didn't feel qualified to submit an opinion on any of the other topics.
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