ALL 3" SCALE STEAM FANS! Wouldn't you love to have this?

[ereimer]

oh my !
that is seriously crazy

[rrinker]

QUOTE: Originally posted by Darth Santa Fe

QUOTE: Originally posted by verse2damax

One day, one day, I'm gonna be able to afford one of these, and a property big enough to run one.

HOLY HUGENESS, BATMAN!!! I don't think I've ever seen a model train that huge!!! And it looks even bigger with the guy standing beside it on the right!![:D][:0][:D][:0][:D][:0][:D][:0][:D]

Here's some 15" gauge stuff near me. I've been on it a few times. http://www.rsme.org/

Kids particularly like to ride in the cattle car. They also have two smaller gauge live steam lines, plus an O scale layout that is almost a museum of the history of O scale model railroading. These guys have been around a LONG time.

--Randy

[rrinker]

QUOTE: Originally posted by verse2damax

rrinker, can you recall the exact issue?

No, but a quick trip to the magazine index and searching on the fellow's name should find it. I would believ e late 60's/early 70's.

--Randy

[cheese3]

I would also love to have one...to bad I have no room for it.

[Anonymous]

[:0] WOW i would love to have that



hey were did the pic go [:(]

[Darth Santa Fe]

QUOTE: Originally posted by verse2damax

One day, one day, I'm gonna be able to afford one of these, and a property big enough to run one.

HOLY HUGENESS, BATMAN!!! I don't think I've ever seen a model train that huge!!! And it looks even bigger with the guy standing beside it on the right!![:D][:0][:D][:0][:D][:0][:D][:0][:D]

[Anonymous]

rrinker, can you recall the exact issue?

[vsmith]

HOLY GUACAMOLE!!!!

[rrinker]

Somewhere in an old MR is an article on the original owner and builder of those. Although I thought he was making a Big Boy, not a 2-8-8-2.

--Randy

[Anonymous]

One day, one day, I'm gonna be able to afford one of these, and a property big enough to run one.



Here's the link:

http://www.bjwrr.com/ontrack/mcallister.htm