Toys for (big)boys

[Marcus E.]

Something different today....for all the (little!) train enthusiasts.

 

[thelps]

I have a bro who is big in small trains.
So, Ok, how much did you spend Marcus? :lol:
I like the colour versions!

 

[Wiener]

Hi Phil,
I was interested to see the Firth of Clyde in #4.
Seems a long way from its Scottish home!
Andy
PS as this is also my middle name, it did make me smile!

 

[Genster]

Looking at these fantastic photos I'm almost sorry I've given away all my little-train-stuff

 

[Marcus E.]

So, Ok, how much did you spend Marcus?

Hi Tim.....actually I wasn't there for train(ing!) :lol: purposes...though I did spend a little: At Hobbyco they have an amazing array of models etc and products for hobbyists. I went there to buy specialist timbers in miniature for a tenor ukulele I'm in the process of making.....

I was interested to see the Firth of Clyde in #4.
Seems a long way from its Scottish home!

It certainly does Andy!.....They have an interesting range of model trains from every corner of the globe. I only got to photograph a few shelves.

Looking at these fantastic photos I'm almost sorry I've given away all my little-train-stuff

Thanks Genster...I can't imagine giving away my big boys toys!! :shock: :?

 

[Orol]

It seems to be a train collector's Eden. Really very impressive and tempting collection.

Peter

 

[Gab]

Wow, this should be a fantastic shop... and what wonderful models of English, Swiss and American locos...