Posted by gtractorfan on December 22, 2011 at 20:05:53 from (71.66.229.3):
In Reply to: ot Model Train posted by kornfused on December 22, 2011 at 17:50:23:
Recently I had the thought "we have a historical society and a group of restored old buildings and a large barn used as a museum.. it would be neat if someone built a train layout of what the railroads were like going through this town 100 years ago." There was a double set of tracks going basically from east to west and a single track going north and south. There was a round house, another train maintenance set of buildings and of course a train station. It would be neat to recreate the main part of town with those railroads. (make out of sight turnarounds for the trains) It would have to be small scale to keep from being too sprawling.
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