anyone into model railroading?
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anyone into model railroading?
I've been working on this layout for about a year, on and off (mostly the latter 
h: ), but I'm thinking so far, so good.
but I don't feel like hosting pics, so here's the first of a few
h: ), but I'm thinking so far, so good.but I don't feel like hosting pics, so here's the first of a few
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Nice setup
want to build one as well but I am waiting until I buy my house so theres no chance of me having to tear it down after its built.
want to build one as well but I am waiting until I buy my house so theres no chance of me having to tear it down after its built.
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My dad and I have a pretty large Lionel collection. We used to set it up around Christmas time and then tear it back down. We never went for realism but rather getting everything on 1 table. We had a lot of log and barrel loaders and such.
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my bum is on the swedish!
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Originally posted by Andy
My dad and I have a pretty large Lionel collection. We used to set it up around Christmas time and then tear it back down. We never went for realism but rather getting everything on 1 table. We had a lot of log and barrel loaders and such.
My dad and I have a pretty large Lionel collection. We used to set it up around Christmas time and then tear it back down. We never went for realism but rather getting everything on 1 table. We had a lot of log and barrel loaders and such.
here's the first half
BOOM goes the dynamite!
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that's pretty awesome. i have a couple of friends into it. i wanna get into it, but it's expensive. and i'd want to wait until i had my own place too.
and why are the pics so blurry?
and why are the pics so blurry?
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Originally posted by kaizix
that's pretty awesome. i have a couple of friends into it. i wanna get into it, but it's expensive. and i'd want to wait until i had my own place too.
and why are the pics so blurry?
that's pretty awesome. i have a couple of friends into it. i wanna get into it, but it's expensive. and i'd want to wait until i had my own place too.
and why are the pics so blurry?
and the blurryness is due to the lack of light/camera settings. sorry about that.