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Getbig Misc Discussion Boards => The Getbiggers Board - The Lounge => Topic started by: polychronopolous on November 24, 2014, 09:40:55 AM
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Is that something you have been into for awhile now?
If you had unlimited funds what would be your ideal model train layout?
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actually I just got into it now as a winter hobby
If I had unlimited funds it would be a mass of mountains, trestles and streams/lakes. Im not much for buildings, I like the nature look.
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Josh, do you plan on making a whole set up? Are you doing the miniature trains?
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Josh, do you plan on making a whole set up? Are you doing the miniature trains?
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I had a buddy who had an amazing setup about that size except it was basically all urban type environment.
It even had a little red light district.
It's not something that I would ever be into building but they are really cool to look at.
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it will be the whole setup, an ongoing process most likely
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It's amazing how big of an industry model railroading is. Walthers was a customer of mine at one time. HUGE warehouse and mfg. operation with everything you can imagine in every scale. If I remember correctly, they were/are a 3 shift operation. If you're into railroading, chances are your toys are coming from this place in the hood.
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It's amazing how big of an industry model railroading is. Walthers was a customer of mine at one time. HUGE warehouse and mfg. operation with everything you can imagine in every scale. If I remember correctly, they were/are a 3 shift operation. If you're into railroading, chances are your toys are coming from this place in the hood.
Walthers is ridiculous, I have their model railroad parts book right beside me,....its 1300 pages. Thirteen hundred :o
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it will be the whole setup, an ongoing process most likely
Manny Patinkin {He plays Saul on "Homeland" and Montoya in "The Princess Bride"} has a huge model train set up in his basement.
as he goes along on his continuous building he adds pieces and parts of people and places that are important to him.
his mother loved to cook so he added a diner named after her.....and so on.
I think that's pretty cool.
....Ahh, Josh I don't think that's a good idea for you...you'd probably have dolls tied to the track, broken bridges, trains off the tracks, explosions...
;D
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Manny Patinkin {He plays Saul on "Homeland" and Montoya in "The Princess Bride"} has a huge model train set up in his basement.
as he goes along on his continuous building he adds pieces and parts of people and places that are important to him.
his mother loved to cook so he added a diner named after her.....and so on.
I think that's pretty cool.
....Ahh, Josh I don't think that's a good idea for you...you'd probably have dolls tied to the track, broken bridges, trains off the tracks, explosions...
;D
ooooooo more ideas more
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I had a buddy who had an amazing setup about that size except it was basically all urban type environment.
It even had a little red light district.
It's not something that I would ever be into building but they are really cool to look at.
I wish I had the patience and knowledge to create something like that :/
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this ruined HO trains for me
(http://www.nastyhobbit.org/data/media/3/jo-on-rails.jpg)
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this ruined HO trains for me
(http://www.nastyhobbit.org/data/media/3/jo-on-rails.jpg)
I have to photoshop my head on there
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this ruined HO trains for me
(http://www.nastyhobbit.org/data/media/3/jo-on-rails.jpg)
haha yeah I remember when that was posted on here awhile back.
Fucking classic.
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Manny Patinkin {He plays Saul on "Homeland" and Montoya in "The Princess Bride"} has a huge model train set up in his basement.
as he goes along on his continuous building he adds pieces and parts of people and places that are important to him.
his mother loved to cook so he added a diner named after her.....and so on.
I think that's pretty cool.
....Ahh, Josh I don't think that's a good idea for you...you'd probably have dolls tied to the track, broken bridges, trains off the tracks, explosions...
;D
Yes Mandy is. He loves his trains. Its his therapy. Great actor and great career
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Expensive hobby :o
(https://www.walthers.com/prodimage/79858875/73684369319587.gif)
German Federal Railroad DB (Era III)
Walthers Part # 441-29245, p. 40 Walthers 2014 HO Scale Reference
HO scale, $569.98, currently in stock at Walthers but is scheduled to be Phased Out
A Class 24 steam locomotive with tender, directional headlights and digital decoder heads up this colorful passenger train. Three Thunder Box passenger cars and a stake car loaded with a Lanz tractor complete this typical Era III branch line train. The set comes with a Mobile Station, power pack and a double C Track oval plus an illustrated instruction book.
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Expensive hobby :o
(https://www.walthers.com/prodimage/79858875/73684369319587.gif)
German Federal Railroad DB (Era III)
Walthers Part # 441-29245, p. 40 Walthers 2014 HO Scale Reference
HO scale, $569.98, currently in stock at Walthers but is scheduled to be Phased Out
A Class 24 steam locomotive with tender, directional headlights and digital decoder heads up this colorful passenger train. Three Thunder Box passenger cars and a stake car loaded with a Lanz tractor complete this typical Era III branch line train. The set comes with a Mobile Station, power pack and a double C Track oval plus an illustrated instruction book.
That's cheap.
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Expensive hobby :o
(https://www.walthers.com/prodimage/79858875/73684369319587.gif)
German Federal Railroad DB (Era III)
Walthers Part # 441-29245, p. 40 Walthers 2014 HO Scale Reference
HO scale, $569.98, currently in stock at Walthers but is scheduled to be Phased Out
A Class 24 steam locomotive with tender, directional headlights and digital decoder heads up this colorful passenger train. Three Thunder Box passenger cars and a stake car loaded with a Lanz tractor complete this typical Era III branch line train. The set comes with a Mobile Station, power pack and a double C Track oval plus an illustrated instruction book.
Expensive and potentially a life long endeavor continually adding on to a set.
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Im only DC--the real money is in DCC when you get into all the bells and whistles, literally
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Expensive hobby :o
(https://www.walthers.com/prodimage/79858875/73684369319587.gif)
German Federal Railroad DB (Era III)
Walthers Part # 441-29245, p. 40 Walthers 2014 HO Scale Reference
HO scale, $569.98, currently in stock at Walthers but is scheduled to be Phased Out
A Class 24 steam locomotive with tender, directional headlights and digital decoder heads up this colorful passenger train. Three Thunder Box passenger cars and a stake car loaded with a Lanz tractor complete this typical Era III branch line train. The set comes with a Mobile Station, power pack and a double C Track oval plus an illustrated instruction book.
They look beautiful.
It can get ridiculous expensive. But you can also do a lot yourself, like buildings and landscapes .
Either way its a great hobby for someone that likes to have time to himself.
The video below is the largest Modeltrain in the world from Hamurg (crazy germans). :o Airport lol
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ooooooo more ideas more
For good ideas or destruction ??? ;D
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Manny Patinkin {He plays Saul on "Homeland" and Montoya in "The Princess Bride"} has a huge model train set up in his basement.
as he goes along on his continuous building he adds pieces and parts of people and places that are important to him.
his mother loved to cook so he added a diner named after her.....and so on.
I think that's pretty cool.
....Ahh, Josh I don't think that's a good idea for you...you'd probably have dolls tied to the track, broken bridges, trains off the tracks, explosions...
;D
It's a great hobby. I wish I had a basement where I could build a setup.
Just so you know, it's Mandy Patinkin, not Manny. He's a good actor with an unusual name.