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    Anyone keen on buying a "Big Train Set"?

    Anyone keen on buying a "Big Train Set"? here's your chance....



    Historic Kingston Flyer put up for sale on Trade Me | NATIONAL News

    I would..... but i don't have enough room unfortunately

    http://www.trademe.co.nz/property/re...-364988198.htm
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    An export license for the rail corridor might be a tall order

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    but don't you just love the 1:1 scale?

    You won't find me on: faceplant; Scipe; Infragam; LumpedIn; ShapCnat or Twitting. I'm just not that interesting.

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    I know people who own steam trains.
    12" : 1'
    They make owning Landrovers (even 101's) look cheap and easy.

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    Yeah, and even once you've restored or built it, where do you run it? I know a bloke with 3 steamers and 2 diesels 12":1' scale in his front and back yard, his track is all of 80 metres long. Add a carriage and there's barely enough reason to fire a loco up.


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    Quote Originally Posted by isuzutoo-eh View Post
    Yeah, and even once you've restored or built it, where do you run it? <snip>
    It comes with 14 kilometres of railway formation and right of way plus a station!

    You just have to live in New Zealand and barrack for the All Blacks!

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    Not quite in the same league but a mat of mine runs this workshop:
    Dinki Di Engineering Pty Ltd - What we do... Model Engineering

    These are for the "room challenged" steam loco driver.

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