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Modeling railroading on a limited budget
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[quote]QUOTE: <i>Originally posted by Last Train to Clarksville</i> <br /><br />Can it be done?[/quote]<font size="3"> <br />Sure it can. </font id="size3"> <br /> <br />And it can be done without buying junk and without resorting to using crappy substitutes. JUST do more with less. Modeling a particular day and place eliminates a whole bunch of "gotta haves." (Well, don't choose Cheyenne in 1952!) <br /> <br />Choosing a method of operation that uses single locomotives over long strings will save a lot. (Fewer locomotives needed, less temptation to do DCC) <br /> <br />Resorting to "traditional" means of making scenery will save a good deal over the costs of labor saving foam products. Plenty of Kalmbach books on scenery and layout construction. (Available at your local library!) <br /> <br />Don't cheap out on lumber and track. You'll have too many derailments to get any love from the hobby. <br /> <br />Do learn how to make things. You might not save money, but you'll get more hours of pleasure.
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