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I haven't been to Northlandz. If I were in the area and time permitted, I'd go just because of the sheer size of the thing, but this is quite unlikely to occur. I believe that anyone with an Internet connection (which is to say, anyone who attends this forum) can get a pretty realistic notion of what Northlandz is about, in five minutes or less. If you are only interested in an accurate model railroad (with all that that implies), then clearly Northlandz is not for you. Don't go in the first place. But whether you personally are interested in the Northlandz concept or not, I heartily endorse the viewpoint (offered by several) that Northlandz is still a good ambassador for the hobby of model railroading. Having said all that, when I first read about it in MR (seven years ago?), I wondered if the guy was going to be able to maintain it. According to Brunton, sounds like the answer to this question is a resounding "No".
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