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Yeah thats the only hobby shop I go too now. Hes pretty good on prices, really nice, and has a freakin huuuuge selection of HO. Especially for Arkansas. Even has bargain/scratch & dent tables and clearance racks. :thumb: Definately worth a stop in if your down this way again. He has a website...

Weren't slow for me either.

Thats strange.

Just wondering how many there are here. Also are you guys in a MRR Club? I know of a few but nothing local enough for me. What hobby shop do you frequent the most?

Yeah check that link out. It answered every question I ever had about Brass Locos. I just can't get past the price just yet. :thumb:

Me either :wave:

Hey come on now! sign1

I kinda like the new look.

I like that compilation of crashes. I thought that pickup had it beat at first. sign1

Need to get your kid off the tracks in a hurry??? This is how! sign1 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H_znKEC9vhc

Man that is impressive. I thought I had a ton of locos but man...

I think my favorite is the jet propelled switcher in the nuke crash test.

Crazy http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a8RTESiftmU

Another. Last part is an in cab veiw. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HZWpeU55J3E

I had to watch it a few times. The slow motion part is crazy. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mUF19acPBZA

Yeah, but not as much as I used to be. Thats where the 65 gasser name comes in. I have a '65 Nova 2 door coupe that I am building a nostalgic gasser out of. Well... was. Its turned into more of a pro street deal. Have had a handfull of old cars and race cars. Its a very expensive hobby!!!

Yeah I see the Overland adds in MRR and the detail is awesome. I'd like to own one for display but I can't get past the price.

Wow... shine on that. I can't justify paying hundreds of dollars for something I won't or can't use. Well... I have hundreds of dollars in race car parts that I'm not using but thats a diff story.

I see. So not many people would have a complete layout of straight brass equipment. I couldn't see a brass caboose on the end of a plastic line up working very well either. I bet a brass loco with a really good motor would pull like a mule though. Thanks Brian, I never thought about collectors.

Whats the big deal with Brass Locos and cars? I'm sure they have good details and what not but I see them going for mega bucks on ebay. Painted or not. I just don't see it. Can anyone shed some light on this for me?