A morning out with two friends,one show and real stuff

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Glenn Ernie and I decided to have a boys morning, yes another one
Anyway Lindsay Ontario had a show on so off we went.

The first end to end was a splendid "S" gauge that is the one between HO and O gauge.

 

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Some more of the S gauge it was well planned out I thought

 

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This HO was a good size

 

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And the last few pictures, also the lads coming out of the armoury .

 

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We made our way to Uxbridge as they had not visited one of our heritage R/R`s.
So we had a look , it was closed but we dont mind
We climbed all over them:thumb:

 

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Glenn was like a kid in a candy store:thumb:

 

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Here are the last pictures , the very last shot shows a loadind bay.
Another good day out with some of the happy gang.:thumb:

 

[Ralph]

Thanks for sharing these pictures Chris! Great model rqailroads (I've always been surprised that S scale isn't more popular...even though I model HO I think S is the perfect size), nice prototype photos too. That Uxbridge station has some neat lines to it.
Ralph

 

[60103]

My schedule doesn't let me get to the Lindsay show -- I did manage to viisit the hobby shop in London while my wife was at a shower.

Can you imagine a real minority interest -- British trams in S scale.

 

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You know Ralph I kind a wished I was IN that scale it looked just right to my eye.

And David I was visualizing Traction in that scale and had to come away from it, as my drooling was starting to showops:

 

[Art67]

Interurban- Very
nice photo's. Is that Tony Koester in the second from top photo?

Stuart

 

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Interurban- Very
nice photo's. Is that Tony Koester in the second from top photo?

Stuart

No Stuart, But I do think we have found a look-a-like.

I take it you now Tony Koester?
I have never met him, but looked him up after your post.

 

[Art67]

Hello, Jack. I have not had the pleasure of meeting Tony Koester, but have always enjoyed his monthly MR article "Trains of Thought". I have always felt he had his thumb on the pulse of new and inventive ideas. I was amazed at how much the gentleman in the above photo resembled Tony. Have a great day.

Stuart