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i started playing with trains when i was in my mom stomach, untill i was about 14, now im 16 and have decided to just start all over agian. I used to model my own little made up branchline using a Norfolk Southern engine and a bunch of boxcars that had beer signs on it, hahaha, i also had a big fleet of southern heavy weight passenger cars, but ruined them accidently by trying to make my lay out look like it snowed using a can of spray paint. i have never done any "rea" senery and most of my buildings have been cardboard boxes, do to money reasons because my parents wont invest a lot of their money into it. But this summer im trying to get a job to pay for insurance (i wrecked their truck, lucly to be alive, but theyre dropping me from their insurance) so with a job im gonna have to pay for insurance, car payment, going out with my girlfriend, and i think i will have $50 a month left over for what ever i want, so i plan on using that for some real buildings, seeing what i can salvage from my old layout. <br /> <br />well enough rantling, i guess i should really start reaserching, i have a broken leg and wont be back in school till next year cuz my moms scared i will break it aigan, so that gives me plenty of time to look up train stuff. <br /> <br />thanks for the fast answer, i wasnt expecting it so fast.
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