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[BillBrakeman]

Hi, Corey. Welcome to the hobby and to this forum. It's nice to have young people like yourself joining us.

To answer your track rust question: DO NOT use Bachmann track outdoors!! You can not stop it from rusting, it quickly becomes a mess. Aristocraft, USA Trains, & LGB make brass track and brass will not rust. Aristocraft also makes a stainless steel track that will not rust either. It is more expensive than brass, but conducts electricity better than brass. Unless you will have a very large railroad I think stainless steel track is probably not important.

I hope my answer is of some help. I hope to see you back on the forum soon.

Bill

[piercedan]

Aristocraft sells a gondola with a snow plow mountded on it with a working light. A chimney brick is needed to weight it down to plow. Mine works great up to 5 inches of snow, and needs a robust engine to push it in that snow. I use a pair of Aristo sd-45's. snow plow street price is close to $100 and the SD-45 iss $250.

LGB sells a motorized snow plow(#25604), I have not seen one in action. Cost would be just under $300 street price.

[Anonymous]

Hi this is my verry first time posting and i need advice on my garden railroad........................(1). How and where do i buy a Large Scale snowplow?. (2).My track i metal how do i keep it from rusting