You should go to Hamburg and check this out: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=ACkmg3Y64_s
Yes it's on my list. :)
Yeah I'd been told by someone here to visit it. Unfortunately I didn't have enough time.
I've got a few colleagues who organize a trip to visit it each year. I'm planning to go at some point but haven't had the time yet.
MAX!!!! :contract: :contract: :contract:
Um, this looks like a grave dysfunction.
Yeah, I mentioned it to Garbon.
It's also on my list, I think it could be enjoyed my more people than just a narrow band of model train enthusiasts.
Something like this was linked in the OTT a couple weeks ago; I think the airport layout is fascinating.
Quote from: CountDeMoney on April 25, 2013, 07:47:27 PM
Something like this was linked in the OTT a couple weeks ago; I think the airport layout is fascinating.
Yeah, but also fustrating because I know I'd have to sink a shed load of money to get a nice 'Z' or 'N' scale layout that I'd like/ that which would echo a fraction of the niffyness of those German layouts. :(
I love N scale Japanese rail. I started working towards a minor collection, would like to get back into it one day.
That Marklin Z scale is gorgeous, but just like all Marklin stuff, outrageously priced these days.
The estate sale where I got my Singer had a ton of the Marklin stuff. They were selling the trains for $20-30 a piece. At an estate sale. Jeez...
Hmm, this place near me claims to have the world's largest indoor train display http://www.entertrainmentjunction.com/
Definitely not as nice as the Kraut one in any case.
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I saw a slot in the airliner on the runway, but I'm assuming most of the street vehicles are a magnetic rail running under the street?