I had an HO set as a kid and it seamed to small to me but I was given an American Flyer set and I was hooked. They started to get had to find parts and track so I went to .027 Lionel and I have collecting track switches locomotives and rolling stock ever sense. I think I have 12 or 15 locomotives 55 to 75 freight cars and passenger car and boxes of switches and maybe 1500 feet of track all boxed up that someday I will get out and make a big setup. Every so often I get some out and play with them with my grandson, But like others he's more interested in the computer and playing Sims train set ware he can crash them? I pick up parts and rolling stack and a loco or 2 off ebay, But I get lots of stuff at flee markets and pawn shops and garage sales. I really like the hunt for RR stuff and it's a hole lot cheaper than buying tractors and equipment. Hears a picture of a few locomotives I have, Not sure witch box the others are in. I think I have a problem now that I think about it, But it's only money right? Bandit
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