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Very cool. I'm assuming O scale given the detail, but there was nothing to indicate the scale, who built this (individual, club?), or how many years it took.
When I was kid I had a small HO scale layout in the basement. In my early 20s I lived in an apartment and had a small N scale layout in a custom made box that had folding legs and wheels to move it into a closet when not in use.
I don't think many people are doing this stuff anymore. Like building model cars, it's getting to be an old guy thing.
When I was kid I had a small HO scale layout in the basement. In my early 20s I lived in an apartment and had a small N scale layout in a custom made box that had folding legs and wheels to move it into a closet when not in use.
I don't think many people are doing this stuff anymore. Like building model cars, it's getting to be an old guy thing.
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Joined: 08-03-2010
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From: Lake Ronkonkoma, N.Y.
As history states "What comes around, goes around."
Edit: Look at the video CA Blue posted.
Then look at the other video of the people that build it.
All young people.
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