Snowy N-Scale

[Jonathan Foster]

It snowed up in the mountains couple of days ago... So I did a little of scale Railfanning!:D


http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v669/jfoster483862/Canon%20A95/Models/Model%20Trains/IMG_2822.jpg

[Jon Foster]

There's trouble a brewin...

Jon.

[Jonathan Foster]

LOL... :o

[TimSchroepfer]

How fun... I miss my trains... but there are some things you have to give up when you live in an apartment!

Neat shot!

Tim

[Jon Foster]

Tim, an apartment isn't the end of the world (trains). What you need is a small "bookshelf" layout in N or Z scale. You can have a very nice "small" layout in/on the space of a single shelf on your wall or in a bookcase someplace. Or you could do a larger coffee table layout. You use a glass top table and make a box that attaches to the bottom side of the table that has the layout in it... And, it gives you plenty of photo ops during the construction.

Jon.

[Jonathan Foster]

That's what I want to do too. The coffee table idea.

[ACDCROCKS]

It would be pretty funny to see some ones face to put there cup of coffie on the table and see train going around lol.

[Jonathan Foster]

That would be hilarious!

[TimSchroepfer]

Oh my fiancee is going to be so mad... An N Scale coffeetable layout... I could get into that... :) The only problem is deciding which hobby to spend my money on...

[Belmondo]

My fingers are too fat for N scale. In fact, HO is even a problem (can you say 'coupler springs?'). G scale is a good fit for my manual dexterity and deteriorating eyesight. Unfortunately, photography seems to have disposed of my disposable income.

I still love to look at train photos. Real ones, models, you name it.

[ACDCROCKS]

theres O scale, and theres S Scale, which S scale is perfect size, but they make them Couplers toooooo damn big....what's up with that?

[Jonathan Foster]

I'm glad you like the picture belmondo!