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I'm an ebay addict. I'm constantly looking for trains there all the time. I'm currently the high bidder on 3 items right now and have another 4 coming in the mail this week. I've gotten many amazing deals by checking out obscure titles like "electric train set" or "old toy train part" on items that are listed by people who have absolutely no clue about trains. I have dealt with some people who are out to cheat you though. I recently bought a lot of Marx O gauge trains from a seller with 100% positive feedback for only $5.50. When I got them they were all thrown in a box with no protection and were all rusted beyond help (which wasn't evident in the picture shown). However, there was a rare flootlight car included in the lot that was in mint condition that's worth $100, so that made it all worth it. It's very rarely that something like this will happen, that's one case out of dozens of items I've won on ebay. Just remember to be smart with your bidding.
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