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Unless there's a great deal on eBay, I have stopped buying from there, though sometimes I go there to look for out-of-production/old models.I buy from online stores if I can save more than the shipping cost, which generally means big orders. Otherwise I go to the local Hungates for more general hobby stuff (scenery, cork, little bags of ballast, plaster, etc.). When I want real train specific items, I head on down to the actual train hobby shop (1 hour and 45 minutes there and back driving alone. Speaking of going to Hungates, I am thinking of going this weekend and getting some plaster and a rock mold so I can work on my mountain. I will also take some much-needed photos of the layout. <br />Reed
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