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(In the absence of a "general discussion" forum, I decided to post this here).
My family recently "questioned" my fascination with trains... and extracted a book outta me as it turned out. I thought some of you might appreciate the explanation on my personal blog... complete with short vid of my little girl being oh so cute in front of Daddy's train set. Feel free to ignore my rambling drivel from here out, but if you're interested, you can check it out here: http://goingincirclez.livejournal.com/61096.html...
-Tony L.
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 Posted - October 06 2006 : 11:40:14 PM
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Lumber and plywood: $125.00
Track, roadbed, and power supplies: $325.00
Scenery supplies and structures: $280.00
Locomotives and rolling stock $400
Labor: 150 manhours
Video of daughter watching trains: PRICELESS
John Long
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 Posted - October 07 2006 : 2:45:12 PM
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| That was a MOST enjoyable read, and brings me back to my own youthful fascination with trainwatching. There is so much more going on that just watching tons of steel and iron go by.
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Posted - October 07 2006 : 2:55:30 PM
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| hi great vdeo,priceless moment in time,ken
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Posted - October 07 2006 : 11:39:24 PM
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John - Dang straight! (well, except for the dollar amounts. I WISH my layout had only cost that much to build... [;)] )
Thanks for the comments, all...
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Posted - April 23 2022 : 7:04:33 PM
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An old thread but still holds true today.
Many future modelers out there to enjoy this wonderful hobby.
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Posted - May 09 2022 : 10:19:11 PM
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Another future model railroader
And maybe a future engineer.
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Posted - May 10 2022 : 11:26:56 AM
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Lets hope so My niece was like that Then at age eight she started making friends
She'll be 26 this October
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Posted - July 01 2022 : 10:14:43 PM
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Hope she got a train set back in the day.
Train tickets probably around 30 dollars. Reaction and fun is priceless.
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Posted - July 01 2022 : 11:08:28 PM
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Lionel had the right idea to include a girl in their commercial.
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Posted - August 21 2023 : 8:50:09 PM
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No young child seen but obviously this woman who works for Walthers Trains got interested in the hobby at a young age.
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Posted - December 28 2023 : 4:35:53 PM
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On Christmas Day I visited my former coworker and her family.
I had some excess model train items.
So I gave them to their almost two year old daughter.
The daughter liked both engines but preferred the Reading engine.
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