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great layout... and to think I just got permission from HQ to think about running one around the livingroom since the basement turned out to be unsuitable for trains.

Have you looked at http://thortrains.net/poorhox.html or http://thortrains.net/4holayx.html lots of ideas there

I read somewhere else to use Goo Gone. But I regret using it. It leaves a horrible residue that stays forever even after several applications of alcohol. I did buy a cheap track cleaning car by Trainline and have to say it's great. Highly recommended. Other than that, make sure you have a...

The latest Model Railroad Planning mag had a great article describing what would work for you. Kinda like modular but called dominoes. You might want to check it out. minamalist scenery and interchangeable sections.

yeow, thanks for the info!

THis model train stuff is evil and insidious. I have a nice little ho layout I started "for the kids" but as I get into it I notice that the stuff just doesn't take "playing" well. So I thought about the set my dad had and bought a few Marx things. I have a few questions about it. I have...

Let's see, 1.Rediscovered model railroading! 2.Started a 4x8 layout for my 5 year old. 3.Learned about Ebay. 4.Found a great LHS 5.Learned the difference between glossy and flat paint. 6.Built a few buildings. 7.Had a lot of fun!!!

I swiped the whole kitchen floor when I built my 4x8 layout. http://trains.script-host.com/view_photo.php?set_albumName=sammyds&id=3_G After the first weekend she got a little peeved so I had to hurry up and fix up its new home in the basement.

I just got started in this new hobby and chose a 4x8 for several reasons. It is easily portable and since we are currently renting the house it is nice to know I won't have to rip up my hard work if we move. It isn't huge and overwhelming. I won't look at my layout and wonder if I'll ever...