Thread: Small trains.

Nearly there.

Digital photography is so cheap and easy, eh?

You are right there, Ian. If you had have taken all those photo's on film it would have cost you a fortune. In the 1990's when I owned a minilab One Hour Photo shop a roll of 36 colour print film would have cost $15.99 to process.

Add your own witty comment here, I've run out.

The last three, for some odd reason some pictures didn't appear. I'll try to find which ones they are and re-post; later.

Finally, a little self indulgence and retail therapy.

In our family we have quite a bit of older Hornby (late 70's and early 80's) and lots of Tri-ang.

I have often thought about making my own diarama / lay out but then I look at magazines etc and see the quality of what others do and know that I would get dissappointed with my efforts.

The cost as well.... would have to import most cos its not cheap here in Aus!

Thanks for posting

Hay Ewe

Hi Hay Ewe, it’s not as hard as you think and it can be a real buzz when you make something.

Try doing a Google search for to train layout basics and you might be pleasantly surprised at how easy and cheap it can be to make a small layout.

I have a stack of Garden Railway gear but don’t have the time to get into it in a serious way, but lately, for a break from work, I am considering having a go at building a glass top table model railway.

But anyway, have a snoop at whats around and something may interest you enough to get you hooked.