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[quote]QUOTE: Originally posted by John Busby My personal oppinion of this is forget it it isn't built for that and evict domestic managments sewing and uphostory works, or build a new hobbie room small problem with both of those one is expencive the other may start a domestic war. This is not a path I would recomend. But a model railway should not be mixed in the same space as other activaties in the house too much risk of other damadge that will result in you guessed it. Much better to have the hobbie out side in the garden where it can be shared by the whole family and the workshop in the shed works a lot better. [/quote] I am in full agreement with you on many of these points. The War between husband and wife is an ongoing cold and hot war that, as with the world’s railways, seems to disrupt all rail transportation and leave ruin and destruction in its wake. My N scale set was sacrificed or the needs of the family laundry. First the wife began to place the laundry on the train set, then to cover it. When structures were destroyed and total disregard was paid to it (it was merely a laundry table to her), I began to scale it back. The came the starch! Yes, the wife chose to set up an ironing board and iron clothes in close proximity to it. The result was a travesty; a whole module of the display was destroyed! I was forced to relent and save what I could and now it is now disassembled. The locomotives and rolling stock have been degraded to being display items and conversation pieces. That is why I have moved outside. Aside from a well trimmed lawn, not a mention is made of gardening activities other than the complaint that is looks to plain. And the War moves on…
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