richhotrain DigitalGriffin I put together a few. They are exceptional quality and a good value. (or were when they were owned by branchline) Don, great to hear from you. Where have you been for the last 3 years? Rich
DigitalGriffin I put together a few. They are exceptional quality and a good value. (or were when they were owned by branchline)
I put together a few. They are exceptional quality and a good value. (or were when they were owned by branchline)
Don, great to hear from you. Where have you been for the last 3 years?
Rich
Oh the usual. I have two boys that are 9 and 12. There's cub scouts and hiking fishing camping. Then every extra bit of my money goes towards college and retirement. So the last kit I bought for myself was 7 years ago.
But the good news is I managed to con my younger son into liking trains with me. :D. So I built him a small layout and we play together. He went to the dark side: He's a PRR fan.
Don - Specializing in layout DC->DCC conversions
Modeling C&O transition era and steel industries There's Nothing Like Big Steam!
DigitalGriffin richhotrain DigitalGriffin I put together a few. They are exceptional quality and a good value. (or were when they were owned by branchline) Don, great to hear from you. Where have you been for the last 3 years? Rich Oh the usual. I have two boys that are 9 and 12. There's cub scouts and hiking fishing camping. Then every extra bit of my money goes towards college and retirement. So the last kit I bought for myself was 7 years ago. But the good news is I managed to con my younger son into liking trains with me. :D. So I built him a small layout and we play together. He went to the dark side: He's a PRR fan.
Anyhow, hope you stick around.
Alton Junction
DigitalGriffin He went to the dark side: He's a PRR fan.
Oh! The shame, Don! I guess someone has to love ugly locomotives.
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Time...It marches on...without ever turning around to see if anyone is even keeping in step.
tstage DigitalGriffin He went to the dark side: He's a PRR fan. Oh! The shame, Don! I guess someone has to love ugly locomotives.
Tstage - Standard Railroad of the world and don't you forget it!
PRR N1s 2-10-2!
Rick Jesionowski
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dti406 tstage DigitalGriffin He went to the dark side: He's a PRR fan. Oh! The shame, Don! I guess someone has to love ugly locomotives. Tstage - Standard Railroad of the world and don't you forget it! PRR N1s 2-10-2! Rick Jesionowski
Rick,
I did make my previous statement tongue 'n cheek. I do like the PRR K4s. Those are quite handsome.
Tom
tstage Rick, I did make my previous statement tongue 'n cheek. I do like the PRR K4s. Those are quite handsome. Tom
I can't go that far, Rich.
I have a few. My biggest concern as a hard core operations type is that the details look awfully delicate to handle being banged around by 500 foot tall giants.
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How'd THAT work out for Penn-Central?
Bayfield Transfer Railway I have a few. My biggest concern as a hard core operations type is that the details look awfully delicate to handle being banged around by 500 foot tall giants.