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Some folks may consider me to be abnormal but I cant see the sense in super detailing N Scale locos, I find them very fragile as they are without fixing other bits and pieces to them so they can break off, I also think they are to small for fine detail, once on the tracks and running these 63 yr...

Welcome, as for the Wife, as I was walking out the door on my way to a Train Show at the weekend, she stuck an extra $100 in my hand, gave me a kiss and said you may see something you need for the layout, a bit extra will help, Ahhhhh thats my Girl, XXXXXXX:thumb: :thumb: :thumb:

This of course is a personal opinion but I had the pleasure of going to a Model Train Show at the weekend, the first time I had listened to loco's fitted with DCC, the first loco I listened to was an HO Big Boy, later I listened to many other DCC equiped locos, sadly none of them did anything...

Lovely work, your layout is looking great.

Japanese N Gauge Trolley, made by Modemo, 1/150th scale, very smooth running all wheel pickup job, got this unit yesterday to run on my freelance layout, all rolling stock is Japanese prototype.

Using switch motors instead of push rods, all switches are working fine at the moment but I think I would have liked the basic mechanical system better, I guess I like things unsophisticated.

An old Baldwin Loco, now situated on the Puffing Billy Railway that runs through the Dandenong Ranges Victoria Aust, this narrow gauge railway is Victoria,s No1 tourist Attraction, this loco is one of many at the location.