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From what i have read, in garden railways less is more or better and whatever you do, do it in a small way first, then your mistakes and changes of mind will only be small to fix up or change. When I first read this I didn't think it applied to me as i wasn't going to change my mind or make too many mistakes; well I was wrong, I did and I have. I bought a lot of stuff "on special or second hand whether I needed it ot not and to this day I am regretting it. As you go on, your ideas change particularly when you go to club meetings and see what others have done with their Garden Railways. Nowdays I do not buy anything unless I have a direct need or requirement for it and I do not buy anything that appears to be a great bargain, as usually it isn't any bargain at all. i only buy the best (LGB) and pay what is being asked, it is either new or nearly new without a scratch and from reputable people. I have great layout 65 m (200 ' or so) It is all LGB on the digital MTS system, it is all set in the Orient with a lot of decorative, gravels or pebbles, Everything works just about perfectly, virtually no derailments or equipment problems or anything like that. What I did was to get something down and working going around in circles and expanded on that in a planned manner and it is working for me. I hope your find your way in this great pasttime as well. Ian J Brown; Kawana Island Tropical Railway.
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