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I started in S back in the 50's. Went to european HO in the 70's and am presently involved mostly with G scale. Still have all of my trains from all the years and as others I know am planning a layout when the kids move out, if they ever do. My G scale is a traveling show with a car load of track and rolling stock that I take to train shows and many public service shows at nursing homes, childrens hospitals etc. They all seems to enjoy the G the best even though the S has an actual modular layout that moves from show to show also. It is a great hobby and as my wife would say, way of life for a retiree as I am gone running trains a lot of the time. I belong to 4 different railroad clubs and keep fairly busy with meetings, monthly runs and show runs etc. Get a hobby like this and live a whole lot longer because you don't have time to worry about getting sick, so you don't.
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