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Mon, May 31 2004 9:22 PM
I was wondering where I can find the model trains that ppl can sit down on and what type of scale this is. (You know like the one on "Silver Spoons.") If there is websites please let me know. Thank you.
Mike Senay
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Tue, Jun 1 2004 7:27 AM
try a yahoo search for "Live Steam". There are tons of groups devoted to such.
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Posted by
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Tue, Jun 1 2004 9:18 AM
Also go to Little engines web site but birng lots of cash. They are in a different league.
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Posted by
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Tue, Jun 1 2004 9:43 PM
I believe the usual gauge is 7 1/2" for those ones.
Lots of fun, look it up on google, there are lots of clubs around that partake in these scales....
ndbprr has a really good point, you gotta be rolling in ca***o play around with these ones...
Here's a link to a club that's in my area, they have a pretty cool layout
http://www.bcsme.org/
Lots of good pics on their site.
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