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I'm guessing at least a couple hundred thousand or so.

Probably the wrong question to ask today. We just got about 6 inches this afternoon. :D

I've been SLOWLY working on a Scenic Ridge layout made by Woodland Scenics. It's a bit on the pricey side but fits a door well. If you want to get into tunnels and variations in terrain, it's a good place to start because it lays it all out for you step by step. This one was done by a guy...

You should come to the Midwest. Land is much cheaper here. And I could run the train for you. :D

I did some research and the company that builds those, or at least ones like them isn't too far from where I live. My divorce will be assured if I go down there. :( :D http://forum.zealot.com/t154696/

http://www.chancemorgan.com/graphics/video/CP_Huntington_Trains.wmv Check out the video on Chance Morgan's CP Huntington replicas. The company is based in Wichita, KS which is about 3 hours from me. It's really tempting to drive down there some weekend and check them out. But then I'd...

Oh, that is so cool. I wonder what something like that would co$t.....

Go with brick factories. That would pretty much cover every era you're talking about.

This one has to be my favorite.

Hope the shoulder heals quick. My uncle had surgery a few years back for a torn rotator cuff. I remember well the pain he went through so enjoy those meds!

Yeah, I'm trying to convince my wife of the killing we could make with one of these at $3.00 a ride.

I've seen those. I want to go bigger so adults can ride on it too! Trains are more fun with the whole family! :thumb: