Wow, good article. And very appealing scale & gauge, assuming there's much in the way of kits.
The thing I do like about narrow gauge is that the models are detailed, easy to see, easy to handle, curiosly different, but you still get small radius and the ability to have lots of trains. They also generally run quite unique cars with exposed loads, like spine logging cars or some such. It's so different from standard gauge where nearly everything is enclosed and boxy.
The thing I do like about narrow gauge is that the models are detailed, easy to see, easy to handle, curiosly different, but you still get small radius and the ability to have lots of trains. They also generally run quite unique cars with exposed loads, like spine logging cars or some such. It's so different from standard gauge where nearly everything is enclosed and boxy.